Best Steak Restaurants in Marpole

They only opened recently and there were a few kinks to work out but overall, the food was fantastic. My wife and I split the beef tartare and the small seafood platter as appetizers and then split the Beef Wellington as our dinner. Everything was really great, Also, while it isn’t particularly hard to make a vodka martini, the one they made me was the best one I’ve ever had. It was good enough that I had two on a weeknight, which is rare for me now that I’m old and boring. We’re anxious to go back in a couple of months after they’ve worked out some of the soft-open hiccups and see how things are.

The prime rib was excellent, tender and mouth watering. Highly recommend the shrimp cocktail, nicely served around the rim of the glass and a meal in itself. For a lunch item, I would recommend the shrimp cocktail along with a ceaser salad with warm bread. Initially, we were going to go to Gordon Ramsay's new restaurant at the River Rock Casino in Richmond, but couldn't get a booking the day we wanted. Then looked at the menu and the prices.....was not particular impressed with the choice of menu - beef wellington, lamb, salmon and pork belly - all over priced in my opinion. Of course, they also offered a variety of steaks. The desert menu consisted of 4 items which were not particular exciting. So glad we were unable to go to Gordon Ramsay's latest restaurant and returned to the Keg where we knew what an enjoyable meal awaited us and priced according. The menu choices, the service and item costs at the Keg are all excellent.

There was a small hiccup with parking, took us 15mins to find one, but that’s not really the restaurant’s fault. Just make sure to come 20mins before your reservation especially if it’s a sat night. Everything from taste to service was amazing. Definitely a repeat customer here.

We always have a great evening at the Keg. The food and service were great. Server made an effort to chat with us and have good rapport. Drinks could have arrived faster. One suggestion is to train the hostesses to seat people in an intelligent manner. When an entire area is open, do not sit guests next to a table of men who are loud.

The PR Keg has certainly stepped up their game in the past couple of years. GREAT servers. My only critique is that they use too much fat for the prepared dishes but fat + salt = most restaurant food. The food is good though.