Best Steak House Antioch Near Me

4worldlovers: Mac’s Old House is a 98-year-old historic treasure in Contra Costa County.

In 1983, the current owner Gary Noe purchased the restaurant, but that is not where the story of Mac’s begins.

The original owner, Floyd “Mac” McKinney, built this old house with his father in 1925. While Mac was still living there, he converted part of his home into a bar. He opened it on St. Patrick’s Day in 1956. 17 years after he opened, he sold it and retired. Mac eventually built the small house that is behind the restaurant and lived there until he died in 1994. 10 years (and a few owners) later, Gary bought the building and opened it on August 5th, 1983. Mac would still come in almost every day for a cocktail and dinner, and he would always sit at the same exact table. Today, his picture and obituary hang above that very spot.

Together, Gary and manager/head chef, Rick Cook transformed Mac’s into the iconic restaurant that it is. In 1969, when Rick was 15 years old, he began working at the restaurant Bertolas in Oakland, and by the time he was 22 he was managing it. Bertolas was a family-style Italian restaurant that was popular for its fairly priced quality food and cocktails. They had multiple locations throughout the Bay Area and were open from 1932 until the 1990s.

4worldlovers: Make Applebee's at 2737 Hillcrest Avenue in Antioch your neighborhood bar and grill. Whether you're looking for affordable lunch specials with co-workers, or in the mood for a delicious dinner with family and friends, Applebee's offers dining options you'll love. Ask about drink specials and our wide selection of beverages, beers and cocktails to quench your thirst, call ahead at (925) 753-5950 to find out what's on tap today.

4worldlovers: We've been mastering our craft since 1964, so you could say we know a thing or two. Our cuts are aged at least 21 days, seasoned to excellence, expertly flame-grilled and served up just the way you like it. You've earned it. Whether you're here to throw back a couple with old friends or trying to finish off the Campfire Feast on your own, there's always a seat for you. We're here to share in all your most memorable experiences.

4worldlovers: Vic Stewart's in Brentwood offers a relaxing and sophisticated dining experience in an elegant western interior. Cherry wood tables, fine art and three fireplaces provide a welcoming environment.


In addition to the main dining areas, there are four private rooms, with three of them having their own patio.

It's refined menu suits every age and palate, including mouthwatering aged midwestern beef, fresh fish, pastas, chicken and vegetarian dishes.

Take advantage of happy hour every night in the famous Roddy Room, featuring saddles owned by the seven-time world professional rodeo champion Jack Roddy.

"This restaurant is worth a trip from anywhere in the Bay Area"