P.S. Steak
Loring Park, Minneapolis
Restaurant in Minneapolis, United States
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Dress
Business Casual
Why go
P.S. Steak is the Minneapolis pick when dinner should feel planned, adult, easier to arrange than a hard-to-get destination table. It makes more sense for in-room dining than takeout; if off-premise is the goal, cross-shop Mother Clucker's Pizza instead.
About P.S. Steak
For an evening meal in Minneapolis, P.S. Steak is best framed around its hours rather than as a lunch stop. Its schedule begins at 5 PM every day, with service until 9 PM Sunday through Thursday and until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. The dress code is business casual, which is useful to know when planning a night out.
Choose it for dinner in Minneapolis, not for off-premise planning
P.S. Steak is a clear choice for dinner. It serves Monday through Thursday from 5–9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5–10 PM, Sunday from 5–9 PM, so it works for weekday and weekend evening plans. The dress code is business casual, which is useful to know before choosing it for a night out.
There is no lunch schedule, takeout service, or delivery service. If the plan depends on eating outside the restaurant, confirm details directly with the venue rather than assuming off-premise options. If the plan is a sit-down dinner in Minneapolis, P.S. Steak remains a direct option to consider.
Who should book, who should cross-shop
Book P.S. Steak when you want a Minneapolis dinner with evening hours and a business-casual dress code. Cross-shop Café and Bar Lurcat, Eli's Food & Cocktails, The Bird, The Old Nicollet Diner, or Mother Clucker's Pizza when you want to compare other dining options before choosing where to go.
For broader planning, use our full Minneapolis restaurants guide before locking the night. If the meal is part of a larger trip, pair it with our full Minneapolis hotels guide, our full Minneapolis bars guide, our full Minneapolis wineries guide, our full Minneapolis experiences guide. You can also compare P.S. Steak with other dining options generically if you are still deciding what kind of dinner fits the evening.
Planning details
- Location
- 510 Groveland Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55403
- Reservations
- Book on OpenTable
- Website
- psmpls.com
- Phone
- +16128861620
The take
The Take
The Vibe
P.S. Steak reinterprets the classic American steakhouse with a quietly intimate, romantic bent. The room leans on traditional cues—dim lighting and leather banquettes—while the kitchen sharpens the focus on provenance and craft. Rather than leaning entirely on ritual, the restaurant frames its steaks around where the animal came from, giving the familiar steakhouse format a considered, charming edge. The result feels like a polished neighborhood destination that still prizes the ritual of steak service, aiming for a measured, upscale experience rather than theatrical flash.
Best For
P.S. Steak reads as an evening destination: it excels for dinner service, when the room’s low lighting and leather banquettes set a composed tone. The menu’s protein-first focus and curated wine selections make it a natural pick for business dinners, special occasions, and date nights where provenance and presentation matter. Menus and service emphasize the sourcing story and the centrality of the steak, so reservations for later shifts are the best way to experience the restaurant at its intended pace and energy.
Ordering Tips
Start with a signature steak—the Snake River Farms Wagyu or a Denver steak—since the menu centers the protein and highlights sourcing. Expect classic steakhouse touches (a cast-iron presentation and compound butter) but ask your server about farm names, breed, and feed program to understand the differences between cuts. Pair red selections from the curated wine list—traditional California Cabernets are referenced as part of the genre’s lineage—or consult the sommelier for producer-driven bottles that echo the kitchen’s sourcing priorities. Finish with the theatrical Baked Alaska for a classic, celebratory dessert.
Venue details
Ambiance
Timeless elegance with chic furniture, marble tabletops, and a refined, sophisticated atmosphere.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
Sourcing
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Business Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Medium
Signature Dishes
- Snake River Farms Wagyu Steak
- Denver Steak
- Baked Alaska
Planning details
Location
Also consider
If P.S. Steak is not the right fit
Pick Café and Bar Lurcat for a restaurant evening with a broader feel. Pick Mother Clucker's Pizza if the plan is takeout, delivery, or a meal that travels better.
Restaurant context
How P.S. Steak compares in Minneapolis
P.S. Steak is the choice in this set when the night calls for a full dinner rather than a casual stop. Café and Bar Lurcat is the better cross-shop for a broader restaurant evening, while Eli's Food & Cocktails makes more sense when drinks and a looser plan matter more than a steakhouse-style meal.
For value and ease, The Old Nicollet Diner and Mother Clucker's Pizza are lower-commitment choices. They are better fits for quick meals, off-premise eating, or groups that do not want a formal dinner rhythm. P.S. Steak earns the booking when ambiance and a seated dinner outweigh speed.
The Bird belongs on the backup list if availability or mood pushes the group away from steakhouse dining. With P.S. Steak marked as easy to book, the main decision is less about access and more about format: choose it for a composed dinner, not for takeout-first planning.
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Compare P.S. Steak
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| P.S. Steak | Minneapolis | No published awards |
| Café and Bar Lurcat | Minneapolis | No published awards |
| The Bird | Minneapolis | No published awards |
| Mother Clucker's Pizza | Minneapolis | No published awards |
| The Old Nicollet Diner | Minneapolis | No published awards |
| Eli's Food & Cocktails | Minneapolis | No published awards |
How P.S. Steak Minneapolis compares with similar nearby venues.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book P.S. Steak?
Information on reservation demand or how far ahead tables are typically booked is not available. Plan around the dinner hours: Mon–Thu 5–9 PM, Fri–Sat 5–10 PM, Sun 5–9 PM. If timing matters, check current availability directly before making plans.
What are alternatives to P.S. Steak in Minneapolis?
Café and Bar Lurcat, Eli's Food & Cocktails, The Bird, The Old Nicollet Diner, Mother Clucker's Pizza are useful comparisons when you are deciding among dining options.
What should I order at P.S. Steak?
Specific dishes or menu recommendations are not available. Treat P.S. Steak as a dinner choice in Minneapolis and check the current menu before you go. If you want to compare options, Café and Bar Lurcat is another venue to consider.
Is P.S. Steak good for a special occasion?
P.S. Steak can be considered for an evening meal in Minneapolis if the business-casual dress code fits the occasion. Its hours are 5–9 PM Sunday through Thursday and 5–10 PM Friday and Saturday. For comparison, The Bird is another option to consider.
Is lunch or dinner better at P.S. Steak?
Dinner is the only service. P.S. Steak lists evening service from 5 PM every day, with no lunch hours. If you need a daytime option, check current hours directly for any venue you are considering.
What should a first-timer know about P.S. Steak?
Treat P.S. Steak as a Minneapolis dinner option and plan around the 5 PM start time. It runs nightly, with service until 9 PM Sunday through Thursday and until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. The dress code is business casual.
