With the holidays in full swing, everyone seemingly gathers around some turkey or a honey ham for the big day-of dinner. But there's nothing better than a nice plump roast of prime rib. One thick slab of beefy marbled goodness with a ladling of au jus makes for the perfect holiday meal. Made even better with a side of horseradish, potatoes and roasted vegetables. But if you're as lazy as I am, let some of the professionals take care of it for you.
Here are some of the best prime rib plates you'll find in Toronto.
165 York St
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - York Street
The prime rib at The Keg Steakhouse is simple yet delicious. A thick-cut slab of beef at a reasonable price with perfect accompaniments.
7529 Yonge St
The Octagon
One of the best steakhouses north of downtown, the Octagon offers all kinds of steaks and seafood, but the prime rib is the star. USDA Prime cut with a drenching of au jus to finish.
3885 Yonge St
Miller Tavern
Operating out of a heritage building, they are well-known for their prime rib, which is easily one of the best dishes here.
454 Parliament St
House on Parliament
This gastropub on Parliament is popular for all its immense global beer selection but offers a traditional Sunday prime rib roast dinner that's worth a visit.
5701 Hwy 7
Peter's Fine Dining
This Markham restaurant has been a staple in the community for special occasions. But you don't need one to come to visit for one of their prime ribs, which come in three different sizes depending on your appetite.
35 Elm St
Queen and Beaver Public House
This Irish spot near Yonge and Dundas offers delectable prime rib and Yorkshire pudding as part of their group feasting menus.
125 Moatfield Dr
David Duncan House
This restaurant is housed within a Victorian Gothic setting and is known for its fanciful fare. The 12oz prime rib is roasted to perfection and is served in the perfect setting.
1910 Queen St E
Breakwall BBQ & Smokehouse
Though not the traditional take on prime rib, this bbq joint does a 14oz, hickory-smoked prime rib that is cajun rubbed and seared on a cast iron to medium-rare -- still served with all the traditional fix'ns though.
2179 Dundas St E
La Castile
This beautiful steakhouse out in Mississauga offers one of the city's best slabs of prime rib in a setting that includes dark wood, a piano bar and actual stained glass windows.
96 Richmond St W
Quinn's Steakhouse & Irish Bar
This Irish pub located at the Sheraton Centre offers a massive prime rib dinner cut from 28 day dry-aged Alberta beef. Be sure to get a whiskey pairing with over 220+ selections.
7171 Torbram Rd
Zorro's Steakhouse
This hidden gem in Mississauga has been in business for over 45 years. The prime rib here is a massive 32oz, making it almost double the size of other entries on this list!
With the holidays in full swing, everyone seemingly gathers around some turkey or a honey ham for the big day-of dinner. But there's nothing better than a nice plump roast of prime rib. One thick slab of beefy marbled goodness with a ladling of au jus makes for the perfect holiday meal. Made even better with a side of horseradish, potatoes and roasted vegetables. But if you're as lazy as I am, let some of the professionals take care of it for you.
Here are some of the best prime rib plates you'll find in Toronto.
165 York St
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - York Street
The prime rib at The Keg Steakhouse is simple yet delicious. A thick-cut slab of beef at a reasonable price with perfect accompaniments.
7529 Yonge St
The Octagon
One of the best steakhouses north of downtown, the Octagon offers all kinds of steaks and seafood, but the prime rib is the star. USDA Prime cut with a drenching of au jus to finish.
3885 Yonge St
Miller Tavern
Operating out of a heritage building, they are well-known for their prime rib, which is easily one of the best dishes here.
454 Parliament St
House on Parliament
This gastropub on Parliament is popular for all its immense global beer selection but offers a traditional Sunday prime rib roast dinner that's worth a visit.
5701 Hwy 7
Peter's Fine Dining
This Markham restaurant has been a staple in the community for special occasions. But you don't need one to come to visit for one of their prime ribs, which come in three different sizes depending on your appetite.
35 Elm St
Queen and Beaver Public House
This Irish spot near Yonge and Dundas offers delectable prime rib and Yorkshire pudding as part of their group feasting menus.
125 Moatfield Dr
David Duncan House
This restaurant is housed within a Victorian Gothic setting and is known for its fanciful fare. The 12oz prime rib is roasted to perfection and is served in the perfect setting.
1910 Queen St E
Breakwall BBQ & Smokehouse
Though not the traditional take on prime rib, this bbq joint does a 14oz, hickory-smoked prime rib that is cajun rubbed and seared on a cast iron to medium-rare -- still served with all the traditional fix'ns though.
2179 Dundas St E
La Castile
This beautiful steakhouse out in Mississauga offers one of the city's best slabs of prime rib in a setting that includes dark wood, a piano bar and actual stained glass windows.
96 Richmond St W
Quinn's Steakhouse & Irish Bar
This Irish pub located at the Sheraton Centre offers a massive prime rib dinner cut from 28 day dry-aged Alberta beef. Be sure to get a whiskey pairing with over 220+ selections.
7171 Torbram Rd
Zorro's Steakhouse
This hidden gem in Mississauga has been in business for over 45 years. The prime rib here is a massive 32oz, making it almost double the size of other entries on this list!
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