Food Experts Pick the Best Steakhouse in New Jersey

How do you cook your steak?

For me, on a hot grill, charcoal, not propane, with salt and pepper, two and a half minutes on each side, let it rest.

Short, sweet, and to the point.

Maybe you're a steak aficionado, but you don't like to cook, then odds are you're familiar with a bunch of different steak houses in and around the Jersey Shore.

There is something special about going out for a steak dinner: the nice tablecloth, a nice glass or two of wine, and mouthwatering sides that you can't exactly replicate at home.

Where Can You Get a Great Steak Without a Steakhouse?

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Sometimes it doesn't even have to be a steakhouse, per se, for a good steak.

The Anchor Inn in Ocean Gate has a delmonico steak that'll make you blush, at a price that won't make your face red.

What Food Experts Say About the Best Steak in New Jersey

But if you want the best steak in Jersey, where are you supposed to go?

The experts at Love Food have apparently answered that question, and I won't lie, I'm not exactly thrilled with their answer for Jersey.

According to Love Food, Jersey's best steakhouse is none other than Mortons in Atlantic City.

Is Morton’s Really the Best Steakhouse in Atlantic City?

You know, the chain.

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Now, look, nothing against Mortons. When I was growing up, we'd go there once a year for a big family dinner around the holidays, and it was awesome.

But honestly, Morton's isn't even the best Steakhouse in Atlantic City.

Vic and Anthony's is a good option, and so is Dougherty's Steakhouse & Raw Bar.

Other Steakhouses in NJ Worth Trying

So, sure, Morton's is a good steakhouse if you're not familiar with the area and want a meal you can trust is good. Alternatively, you could take a minute to check out some of these Jersey steakhouses that'll knock your socks off.