Restaurant in Los Angeles, United States
Taylor's Steakhouse
100Pearl PointsClassic steakhouse
About Taylor's Steakhouse
Taylor's Steakhouse is an evening-only pick for a classic steakhouse dinner in Los Angeles, better suited to dates and small celebrations than brunch, lunch, or quick solo meals. Book it when the group wants a familiar dinner format; choose Openaire for a brighter meal or Alfred for something casual.
Taylor's Steakhouse in Los Angeles is best planned as an evening meal: the verified schedule starts at 4 PM Tuesday through Sunday, with Monday closed. Use it when the timing fits dinner rather than breakfast, brunch, or a midday meal.
Book it for dinner, not a flexible all-day plan
The practical verdict is simple: consider Taylor's Steakhouse when the occasion calls for a planned evening meal in Los Angeles. It is not the right pick if the priority is breakfast, brunch, or lunch, because the listed schedule is evening-only. Friday and Saturday run later than the rest of the week, while Sunday through Thursday close earlier.
The verified dress code is smart casual, so plan for neat, dinner-ready clothing. If the group wants a different kind of dining plan, compare the timing and feel with Openaire or Alfred. For other dining directions, Myung Dong Kyoja (MDK Noodles), BCD Tofu House, Borit Gogae may pull the decision another way.
Who should pick it over other options
Choose Taylor's Steakhouse when an evening schedule and smart-casual setting match the plan. Skip it when the group needs lunch, an early daytime meeting, or maximum flexibility outside dinner hours. For Friday or Saturday, it is especially sensible to confirm availability before building the night around it.
For broader planning, use our full Los Angeles restaurants guide, plus the city guides for hotels, bars, wineries, experiences. Other dining options can help if the timing, dress code, or occasion does not fit Taylor's Steakhouse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is lunch or dinner better at Taylor's Steakhouse?
Dinner is the clear choice here, since Taylor's Steakhouse opens at 4 PM Tuesday through Sunday and is closed on Monday. It stays open until 9:30 PM most nights, with a 10:30 PM closing time on Friday and Saturday.
What should I wear to Taylor's Steakhouse?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Aim for neat, dinner-ready clothing for an evening meal in Los Angeles.
Is Taylor's Steakhouse good for solo dining?
The verified details do not specify a solo-dining setup. If you are considering it alone, plan around the evening hours and confirm that the timing works for your meal.
Is Taylor's Steakhouse good for a special occasion?
It can fit a special-occasion plan if you want an evening meal in Los Angeles with a smart-casual dress code. Friday and Saturday have the latest listed closing time, at 10:30 PM.
What should I order at Taylor's Steakhouse?
The verified information here does not include specific menu items. Check the current menu directly before deciding what to order.
Location
3361 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005
Los Angeles, United States
Compare Taylor's Steakhouse
| Venue | Cuisine | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Taylor's Steakhouse | Easy | |
| Borit Gogae | Unknown | |
| Myung Dong Kyoja (MDK Noodles) | Korean | Unknown |
| BCD Tofu House | Korean | Unknown |
| Openaire | Unknown | |
| Alfred | Unknown |
A quick look at how Taylor's Steakhouse compares on price and recognition.
Also Consider
- Borit Gogae, Notable alternative
- Myung Dong Kyoja (MDK Noodles), Korean, Korean
- BCD Tofu House, Korean, Korean
- Openaire, Notable alternative
- Alfred, Notable alternative
How it compares in Los Angeles
Taylor's Steakhouse is the stronger pick when the brief is a sit-down steak dinner with occasion energy. Openaire is better for a lighter, brighter meal, while Alfred makes more sense for coffee, a casual catch-up, or a low-commitment daytime plan.
Against Korean options, the decision is about format. Myung Dong Kyoja (MDK Noodles) and BCD Tofu House are easier choices for comfort food and casual group dining. Borit Gogae is the better cross-shop when the group specifically wants Korean flavors rather than steakhouse structure.
For booking difficulty, Taylor's Steakhouse is listed as easy, which helps for a weeknight dinner or a celebration that does not need a high-friction reservation chase. For value, pick based on the occasion: steakhouse dinner here for a more formal night, MDK Noodles or BCD Tofu House for a more casual meal, Openaire when ambiance matters more than the steakhouse format.
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