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Harte’s steak on a stone means business. Each rock is heated to 440 degrees before the steak is handed over to the customers to slice and sear themselves. Delish.
The majority of Sage’s produce comes from within 12 miles of the restaurant, so you know what you’re getting is fresh, fresh fresh. Try the beef fillet and see for yourself.
The Butcher Grill is a little on the spendy side, but if you want good steak, sometimes you have to shell out. The 24oz Cotes de Boeuf (above) feeds two for €58 (or €45 on Mondays and Tuesdays) and comes with smoky beans and onion rings the size of your head.
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Though it might be overlooked in favour of the ‘cooler’ spots, anyone who’s been there will tell you that Darwin’s has the best steak in the capital. Give it a try.
McLeary’s has built a reputation for great food in Waterford - and their steaks are some of the best in town. Try it next time you’re down among the Déise heads.
Where’s your favourite place to have a good steak? Let us know in the comments.
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
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10 steaks in Ireland you have to try before you die
CALLING ALL CARNIVORES! Do you like meat? We mean, really, really like meat? Are you always on the hunt for your next amazing steak? Look no further.
In no particular order, here are 10 great places in Ireland to get a good steak.
1. Harte’s Bar and Grill, Kildare Town
Harte’s steak on a stone means business. Each rock is heated to 440 degrees before the steak is handed over to the customers to slice and sear themselves. Delish.
2. The Fisherman’s Cottage, Inis Oirr
You want off the beaten track? You’ve got it. The Fisherman’s Cottage at South Aran House serves up a fantastic steak with beautiful views to boot.
3. Sage Restaurant, Midleton, Co Cork
The majority of Sage’s produce comes from within 12 miles of the restaurant, so you know what you’re getting is fresh, fresh fresh. Try the beef fillet and see for yourself.
4. The Butcher Grill, Ranelagh, Dublin
The Butcher Grill is a little on the spendy side, but if you want good steak, sometimes you have to shell out. The 24oz Cotes de Boeuf (above) feeds two for €58 (or €45 on Mondays and Tuesdays) and comes with smoky beans and onion rings the size of your head.
5. Rouge, Dominick St, Galway
This French restaurant has been a firm favourite in Galway for years now – the steak is huge, pre-sliced, and always cooked to perfection.
6. Darwin’s, Aungier St, Dublin
Though it might be overlooked in favour of the ‘cooler’ spots, anyone who’s been there will tell you that Darwin’s has the best steak in the capital. Give it a try.
7. Kai, Galway
Kai’s dry aged strip loin is revered by Galwegians. It’s not always on the menu though, so ask before you book.
8. Monasterboice Inn, Drogheda
Tucked away just off the M1, the steak here has been pronounced “the stuff of legend” by one enthusiastic TheJournal.ie staffer.
9. L’Gueuleton, Fade St, Dublin
This French restaurant on Dublin’s trendy Fade Street serves up perfectly-sized steaks, with amazing sauces and moreish chips to boot.
10. McLeary’s, Waterford
McLeary’s has built a reputation for great food in Waterford - and their steaks are some of the best in town. Try it next time you’re down among the Déise heads.
Where’s your favourite place to have a good steak? Let us know in the comments.
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