Morton's, The Steakhouse

Morton's, The Steakhouse in Schaumburg is an upscale American steakhouse with seafood, suited to diners looking for a polished steakhouse dinner at a premium spend. Hours run daily from late afternoon into evening, the dress code is business casual, and the price is $75 per person.

The menu anchors are classic steakhouse choices: USDA Prime filet mignon, Cajun ribeye, Tomahawk ribeye, Lobster Bisque, Lobster Macaroni & Cheese, and Hot chocolate cake. Seafood is part of the cuisine profile, so the restaurant is not limited to beef alone, but the strongest reason to book is still the steakhouse format and the familiar premium-dinner rhythm.

A polished steakhouse that makes sense for Schaumburg

The reason to choose this location is not culinary surprise. It is a dependable upscale steakhouse option in Schaumburg for diners who want a more deliberate dinner built around steak, seafood, and the signature dishes. The business-casual dress code is part of the positioning, so it is better matched to a planned evening than to a casual meal.

That mix matters. A suburban steakhouse has to do more than serve expensive beef; it has to feel appropriate for different kinds of groups without making the occasion feel improvised. Here, the details point to a polished steakhouse experience rather than a casual grill.

The restaurant carries a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for 2026, which is a useful recognition point for diners comparing premium dinner options. It should not be overstated beyond that recognition, but it does support the restaurant's case as a premium steakhouse choice.

Order around the steakhouse anchors, and dress for the room

The ideal way to read the restaurant is through its named dishes. A filet mignon order keeps the meal in classic steakhouse territory, while the Cajun ribeye and Tomahawk ribeye move the experience toward a bigger, richer dinner. Lobster Bisque and Lobster Macaroni & Cheese reinforce the seafood-and-steakhouse profile, and Hot chocolate cake gives the meal a recognizable dessert finish.

The price is $75 per person, but the final check can vary depending on what each diner orders. Larger steaks, seafood-focused choices, and dessert can all change the spend, so the price is best treated as a planning baseline rather than a fixed total.

Hours are Monday through Thursday from 4–9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 4–10 PM, and Sunday from 4–9 PM. For planning around Schaumburg broadly, Pearl also keeps guides to Schaumburg restaurants.

Who should book, and who should skip it

Book this for a Schaumburg steakhouse dinner where predictability is an asset: a premium meal, a business-casual setting, and familiar steakhouse dishes with seafood alongside them. The strongest guest fit is someone who wants USDA Prime filet mignon, ribeye, lobster dishes, and a classic dessert more than a highly experimental night.