LB Steak

The wine list lands on the table with the kind of weight that makes you sit up a little straighter. Four to six hundred selections anchored in California and France — this isn't a steakhouse wine list someone phoned in. Wine Spectator has handed LB Steak a Best of Award of Excellence since 2022, and the list earns it.

California leads the charge with the heavy hitters you'd expect — Opus One, Joseph Phelps Insignia, Caymus, Silver Oak, Jordan, Far Niente, Kistler — but the depth here goes well beyond name-dropping. The French side holds its own with Louis Jadot Burgundy selections and serious Bordeaux like Château Margaux, giving old-world fans a real reason to dig in. Duckhorn and Chateau Montelena round out the mid-tier options, where most of the best value actually lives. The list skews Napa-heavy, which makes sense for the room, but adventurous drinkers hunting Rhône or Champagne depth may find the edges thinner than the center.

Twenty to thirty-five pours by the glass is a serious program for a steakhouse, running $12–$25 with enough range to work through a full dinner without repeating yourself. Rombauer Zinfandel and Duckhorn Napa Valley Merlot anchor the mid-range, and Cakebread Chardonnay is an easy crowd-pleaser that earns its pour price. Rotation appears active, which is a good sign that someone's paying attention.