Great Anaheim-area steak spots?

[Andreea]

I need your insight to plan a client dinner for attendees of Expo West, a trade show for the natural and organic products industry. The request is for steak, so I'd like it to be not just stellar food, but also a non-cheesy atmosphere. Any help is much appreciated!

[Emme]

Don't know how steak specific Napa Rose is, but they always have a varied meat selection, and are quite good.

Also concur w/ Mr. Stox recs.

[brekkie_fan]

All of the above. Morton's for a solid chain.
Mr. Stox for a lil old school (the outside is very deceiving).
Napa Rose for something special.
Mastro's is definitely trendy, but a bit of a drive to get there. Guess it would depend on what time/date so you aren't hitting traffic.

If $$ is not an issue, I'd be all over Mastro's or Napa Rose.

[NinoHB714]

Mr. Stox is in Anaheim
http://mrstox.com/

[elmomonster]

Definitely Mastro's Steakhouse in Costa Mesa.

Here's my review and pics:
http://elmomonster.blogspot.com/2006/...

[SoCalMuncher]

Nice report. I wonder how this place stacks up against 555 East in Long Beach.
My mouthful of porterhouse dissolves into, what I can only describe as meat foam by the 3rd chew.

[WHills]

Morton's

[kingkong5]

I'll second Morton's, as the new one opened up on Harbor just south of Disneyland it should be close for you and your clients. There is also a Ruth's Chris opening up near there, soon, so you may want to time that to see if it could work for you.

Mr. Stox is also very close, and is a nice, upscale restaurant with an old school feel. Very elegant.

My choice for your client dinner though, would be the Napa Rose inside the Disneyland Grand Californian hotel. They do steaks I believe, but also have other great menu choices.