Catch Steak LA
Steak house · Beverly Grove
650 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069
Highlights
Steakhouse with garden spaces, chic bar, and curated cuts
Steakhouse with garden spaces, chic bar, and curated cuts
"Mere blocks from the original Catch, Catch Steak is a meat-centric spinoff that follows the exact same template as its predecessor: build a tacky, semi-exclusive space with generic food that tastes good, and the rich will follow. With over 10,000 square feet and other over-the-top design elements that don’t really matter, it’s bound to be a popular choice for private events this year, so start making those phone calls now. Capacity: Private dining available for parties of 9 and larger." - brant cox, nikko duren
"Glitzy steakhouse that opened in June 2022 and closed in December 2022." - Eater Staff
"Located mere blocks from the original Catch, this meat-centric spinoff follows the exact template as its predecessor: build a tacky restaurant serving generic food that tastes good, and the wealthy will follow. On any given night, Cybertrucks and camo-print Rolls-Royces crowd the valet line. Inside, you’ll bear witness to belligerent studio execs eating $250 tomahawk steaks and men in Armani suits refusing to take off their sunglasses. Whatever cut of prime/dry-aged/wagyu beef lands on your table will be passable, but a night at Catch Steak is really about the antics around you. So keep your head up and your eyes peeled—the show goes all night." - brant cox
"What It Is: Located a few blocks from the original Catch, Catch Steak is a meat-centric spinoff in Weho that follows the exact same template as its predecessor: build a tacky, semi-exclusive space with generic food that tastes good, and the rich will follow. Verdict: On any given night, you’ll see Tiffany-blue Teslas and camo-printed Rolls-Royces parked out front along La Cienega. Inside, the ballroom-esque space is filled with belligerent studio execs eating $250 tomahawk steaks and dudes in Armani suits refusing to take off their sunglasses even though it’s 9:45pm. Espresso martinis are guzzled like water. You’ll eat a crispy, well-dressed caesar and be pleased with whatever cut of prime/dry-aged/wagyu beef lands on your table, but that’s not the point. A night at Catch Steak is about the extravagance unfolding around you, so keep your head up and your eyes peeled—the show goes all night. " - brant cox
"As the name suggests, Catch Steak is the meat-focused franchise of Catch a few blocks away, but it attracts a similar crowd of people with an appetite for exclusivity and posting photos of their dry-aged steaks. This is where you go for a sceney LA dining experience where you might dine next to a reality TV star and spend a lot of money on generic but tasty food. Capacity: Private dining available for groups of 9 or larger." - Sylvio Martins, Kat Hong
