Steakhouses in Santa Clara

Indulge in a juicy steak from Santa Clara's Birk's Restaurant, home of the freshest meats in town. Gluten-free and low-fat are not one in the same, but this place serves them both. A night out deserves a drink to celebrate, and Birk's Restaurant has the perfect selection of beer and wine to go with your meal. Youngsters are more than welcome to join mom and dad at Birk's Restaurant. Sized just right for big groups, the private room at Birk's Restaurant would be an ideal pick for your next birthday party or family gathering. Enjoy wifi here free of cost. Reserve a table ahead of time and avoid the lines. Business casual dress, tasty food and a classic atmosphere makes this a great place for any occasion. If you're in a hurry, place an order for pickup instead. You can also have Birk's Restaurant cater your next event. Free parking is available to Birk's Restaurant's diners that need it. Birk's Restaurant is a prime location for cyclists to park their bikes and enjoy a bite to eat. A night out here can be a bit pricey, so prepare to shell out a bit more.

Indulge in a wide array of American dishes at Three Flames Restaurant. Low-fat fare is not available here, so leave some room in your diet. You'll find a wonderful selection of drinks from Three Flames Restaurant's full bar to top off your meal. At Three Flames Restaurant, kids of all ages are welcome. Big crowds can spread out in comfort at Three Flames Restaurant, which specializes in hosting large groups and gatherings. Reserve a table ahead of time and avoid the lines. You can also have Three Flames Restaurant cater your next event. Getting your food to go is also an option. If you're driving, be sure to take advantage of the nearby lot. Three Flames Restaurant's mid-priced fare will typically cost you about $30 per person or less.

For fresh maki, San Jose's House of Genji has got you covered. No need to miss out on House of Genji just because you are avoiding fat or gluten. The restaurant has plenty of options that can accommodate your dietary needs. The perfect place to take the kids, dining out at House of Genji won't cost you a sitter. Be sure to make reservations so you can get seated right away. Through their catering service, House of Genji can also set out a delicious spread for your next party. null Your bill at House of Genji will typically run less than $30 per person, so bring the whole gang!

Taurinus Brazilian Steakhouse combines the flavors of outdoor campfire cooking with the comfort of an indoor dining room. The restaurant takes its inspiration from the churrasco cooking style of southern Brazil's gauchos, who would gather after long days of ranch work and sear sizable cuts of beef above a roaring fire pit. At Taurinus Brazilian Steakhouse, the pit is replaced by a grill, although smoldering mesquite charcoal still lends a smoky flavor to the meats while sealing in the succulent juices. Servers wander the dining room carrying skewers of more than a dozen different meats, stopping to carve cuts of pork loin, leg of lamb, and bacon-wrapped filet mignon tableside. To let servers know to hold off on the all-you-can-eat servings of meats, diners flip a card from green to red. This break also provides an opportunity to peruse the salad bar's selection of crisp vegetables, imported cheeses, and hot side dishes. Meanwhile, diners can refresh their palates with a slew of drinks, including beer, sangria, and caipirinhas?Brazil's iconic cocktail. The steak house even features a number of international wines stored in a walk-in, climate-controlled cellar that extends all the way to Brazil.

Whether you're in the mood for a New York Strip or a juicy tenderloin, you'll find plenty to like at San Jose's Outback Steakhouse. No need to miss out on Outback Steakhouse just because you are avoiding fat or gluten. The restaurant has loads of options that can accommodate your dietary needs. Unwind with a glass of wine or cocktail with your meal — Outback Steakhouse has a wonderful selection of drinks to accompany your dinner. Tots and tykes will be right at home at Outback Steakhouse with its kid-approved food and ambience. Ideal for birthday parties or other large get-togethers, Outback Steakhouse has all the room you'll need to be comfortable. Bask in the sun (or moon!) light when you dine on Outback Steakhouse's outdoor patio. Jeans are just right for a meal at Outback Steakhouse, which embraces a casual vibe. Impress the patrons at your next gathering by calling in Outback Steakhouse for catering. For those in a hurry, the restaurant lets you take your grub to go. null Prepare to spend about $30 per person when dining at Outback Steakhouse.

In a neighborhood known for its diverse residential architecture, it makes sense that one of the most beloved taverns looks more like a house than a bar. And to many, it's always felt like home: the historic building originally served as boarding for Italian immigrants, and in its current state, it has adopted a crowd of sports-loving regulars who come out for Sharks Nights and 49ers games. As early as 9:30 a.m. on football Sundays, Henry's opens its double front doors so people can gather at the gleaming wood bar, in one of the dining rooms, or if they've violated a schoolmarm's rules, facing a corner. There's breakfast in the morning, but the restaurant is most known for its barbecue. Entrees range from teriyaki chicken to 20-ounce porterhouses and come paired with a baked potato and garlic bread. The food has built such a reputation over the past 50 years that it's attracted special guests such as Jimmy Fallon and Man v. Food's Adam Richman.