These 24 Mouth-Watering Steakhouses in Utah are a Carnivore’s Dream

Who doesn’t love a good steak? Here are some steakhouses across the state. I’ve excluded chain restaurants (Ruth’s Chris, Ruby River, Texas Roadhouse, Longhorn, etc.) and also restaurants that may have a good steak, but aren’t specifically steakhouses.

1) Brandin’ Iron Steakhouse, Pine Valley

939 E. Main.

2) Broken Spur, Torrey

955 E. SR-24

3) Christopher’s Prime Steakhouse and Grill

134 Pierpont Avenue.

4) Corbin’s Grille, Layton

748 Heritage Park Blvd.

5) Cottonwood Steakhouse, Bluff

Celebrating their 20th anniversary this year. 409 W. Main.

6) Cowboy Club, Wellington

31 East Main Street.

7) Dalton’s Steak House, Payson

20 South 100 West.

8) Dry Creek, Sandy

10290 South State Street.

9) Edge Steakhouse, Canyons Resort

3000 Canyon Resort Drive.

10) Foster’s Family Steak House, Bryce

1152 Highway 12.

11) Grub Steak Restaurant, Park City

2093 Sidewinder Drive.

12) Gun Barrel Steak and Game House, St. George

101 North Bluff Street.

13) Homestead Steak House, Blanding

121 E. Center Street

14) Jeffrey’s Steakhouse, Moab

218 North 100 West.

15) Kitty Pappas, Woods Cross

In business over 65 years. 2300 Highway 89

16) Line Camp Steakhouse, Monticello

7980 North Highway 191.

17) Logan Steakhouse, Logan

This restaurant just opened in February, 2015. 2427 N. Main Street.

18) Maddox Ranch House, Perry

Pretty much the most well-known steakhouse in Utah since they opened in 1949. 1900 S Highway 89.

19) Milt’s Stage Stop, Cedar City

3560 East Highway 14.

20) Prairie Schooner, Ogden

445 Park Blvd.

21) Rickenbacker’s, Ogden

4282 South 1650 West.

22) Sagebrush Grill, Richfield

1345 South 350 West.

23) Steve’s Steakhouse, Richfield

510 S. Main Street

24) Timbermine Steakhouse, Ogden

1701 Park Blvd.

I located several other steakhouses in small towns that couldn’t be verified or accompanied by photos. The restaurants didn’t have websites or Facebook pages.Many really great steakhouses are part of a larger national chain, especially along the Wasatch Front. I did not include those, because this is ONLY in Utah. If I’ve missed your favorite, put it in the comments below for our readers!