Best Steakhouses in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 21, 2026
Six West Palm Beach restaurants for steak, from the state's oldest steakhouse on Okeechobee Boulevard to newer downtown dining rooms, ranked by how settled their reputations are.
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West Palm Beach splits its steak scene between the old guard out on Okeechobee and Palm Beach Lakes boulevards, where lunch service and lounge happy hours still matter, and the newer downtown rooms that open at four and run late. The city also holds the oldest steakhouse in Florida, which sets a fairly high bar for everyone else. Below, the places with the most settled records come first, with review counts noted so you can judge how proven each one is.
1. Okeechobee Steak House
The oldest steakhouse in Florida, open more than 75 years, and the most thoroughly tested restaurant on this list: 4.6 stars across 3,534 reviews is about as proven as a rating gets in this city. It is also one of the few steakhouses here that serves lunch, Monday through Friday from 11:30am to 3pm, with dinner following straight through until 10pm. Saturday runs 4pm to 10pm and Sunday closes earlier, at 9pm. Happy hour is daily, 4pm to 6pm. Book ahead for weekend evenings.
2. Pink Steak
The highest-rated steakhouse in West Palm Beach at 4.7, and with 2,232 reviews behind it, that figure is well established rather than a small-sample fluke. The South Dixie Highway dining room is dinner-only during the week, opening nightly at 4pm and running to 10pm Monday through Thursday, 11pm Friday and Saturday. Sunday adds brunch from late morning through the early afternoon, then reopens for dinner in the evening. Monday brings a dedicated happy hour menu, which is the quietest night to try the place without a long wait for a table.
3. Raindancer Steakhouse
A Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard steakhouse of the traditional sort, with separate dinner, early, lunch and power lunch menus. The 4.3 rating sits below the two leaders, but it comes from more than 1,200 reviews, so it reflects a long and consistent record rather than a recent dip. Doors open at 11:30am Monday through Friday and stay open until 10pm; Sunday service starts at 4pm. Happy hour runs 4pm to 7pm daily in the lounge only, with cocktails, wines and bar pours at $6. Sit at the bar if you want the lounge pricing.
4. Fern
Part of the Rancher's Reserve group, Fern is the downtown option for people who want beef without the full clubby steakhouse format. It holds a 4.6 rating from 681 reviews, a strong number but a smaller sample than the leaders above, so treat it as promising rather than settled. The menu changes regularly. Happy hour runs daily from 5pm to 6pm with half-priced cocktails and wine specials, and diners have reported half-price wines by the glass and buy-one-get-one $4 oysters during that window. Dinner service starts at 5pm.
5. Galley
A 600 Okeechobee Boulevard dining room rated 4.4 from 426 reviews, which is a decent but still thin record compared with the older houses on this list. It is a broader American restaurant rather than a strict chophouse, so come for a steak alongside other things rather than for a beef-only menu. Doors open at 4pm and service runs to 11pm early in the week. The Golden Hour menu is the value play, and on Sundays it runs all day, which makes that the sensible visit if you are testing the kitchen for the first time.
6. Proper Grit
Inside The Ben in downtown West Palm Beach, with Chef Daniel Pundik running an elevated American menu. It lands last here on evidence: 4.1 from 336 reviews is the lowest rating and the smallest sample in this group, so expectations should be calibrated accordingly. What it offers that no other place on this list does is a full day of service, with breakfast from 7am on weekdays and 7am on weekends, then lunch from late morning to 5pm. The happy hour menu is $10 and runs Monday through Friday from 1pm to 6pm, and noon to 5pm on weekends.