5 Steakhouse Chains With the Best Steak and Corn on the Cob, According to Diners

These steakhouses pair juicy steaks with smoky, buttery corn on the cob.

If you like steak and corn, you are in luck. While it’s not the most popular steakhouse combo, a handful of chains offer it on the menu. Why don’t more places offer the duo? For whatever reason, creamed corn is a much more popular steakhouse side, and it’s easier to prepare ahead of time. However, if you are craving your kernels still attached to the cob to munch on in-between steak bites, we have you covered. Here are 5 steakhouses with the best steak and corn on the cob, according to diners.

LongHorn Steakhouse

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LongHorn Steakhouse is famous for oversized steaks. The Outlaw Ribeye is a 20 oz. steak, a “premium, marbled cut of bone-in ribeye” coated with their smoky Char Seasoning and fire-grilled to “bring out the flavor in every bite,” and a popular cut with diners. “Can confirm—the outlaw ribeye slaps hard,” a guest confirms. “I agree, the outlaw at LongHorn is very good!” another says.  And the seasonal Fire-Grilled Corn on the Cob is one of my go-to sides when available. The hand-picked sweet corn is grilled to smoky perfection, brushed with melted butter, slathered with a rich, house-made crema (sour cream, heavy cream, and salt), and finished with a dusting of seasoned Parmesan cheese and paprika. “Tried the grilled corn from Longhorn Steakhouse. sweet and creamy – and you got the seasoned parmesan,” a Facebooker says.

Logan’s Roadhouse

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Logan’s Roadhouse is another chain that has both delicious steaks and corn-on-the-cob. “I had a 16oz Ribeye steak, it was amazing! My wife had the 12oz sirloin and broccoli, which she loved,” a Redditor says. The specialty Grilled Chili-Lime Corn is a repeat order: seasoned, mesquite-wood grilled corn on the cob topped with parsley and cheese.

Black Angus Steakhouse

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Black Angus Steakhouse is a nostalgic restaurant with locations in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Hawaii, and Washington, and serves delicious steaks and prime rib that is dry-rubbed, slow-cooked overnight, and beloved for its rich flavor and tenderness. They also serve Grilled Corn on the Cob as a side dish option that diners confirm is delicious.

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Ponderosa Steakhouse

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Ponderosa Steakhouse is a buffet-style restaurant serving delicious steaks and seasonal corn on the cob. “I order the Steak Tips with Baked Potato and Buffet. My wife and daughter shared a 10oz Sirloin, Baked Potato and Buffet. All the steaks and potatoes were Great,” a diner says.

Western Sizzlin’

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Western Sizzlin’ is famous for its FlameKist steaks, cooked on both sides at once, seasoned with “Gold Dust,” and paired with hot food and salad buffets, which usually include juicy, plump corn-on-the-cob infused with butter. “I am a steak aficionado on a budget. And I have never, ever been disappointed with a steak here. The seasoning is delicious, the meat is always juicy, and it is rare to get gristle,” says a TripAdvisor diner.