Morton's Steakhouse

Points to Morton's as a steakhouse just a short distance away.

Likes Morton's at the Park Hyatt for great steak despite plain decor; says it used to offer a filet special.

Calls Morton's good but substantially more expensive than The Keg, making it a poor budget match.

Makes the same point about Morton's, doubting it gets much discussion; not a quality critique.

Rates the steak at Mortons very highly.

Likes Morton's for steak downtown, calling it underrated.

Included among steak options that are good, though the commenter says you will spend more there.

Calls Morton's consistent and says it has recently stepped up its game.

Suggests Morton's as a steakhouse option for the walking-distance question.

Names Morton's in a short list of steakhouses to consider.

Recommends Morton's steakhouse on Avenue Road, situated in front of the ROM.

Says the nearby alternative is far stronger than STK.

Praises the steaks as huge and cooked to perfection.

Says they love Morton's.

Says their group alternates between Barberian's and Morton's fairly often.

Names Morton's as a direct suggestion for the steakhouse request.

Says they had a better steak here than the one at Barberian's.

Agrees with the Morton's pick and says they've eaten at the Bloor and Avenue branch.

Recommends Morton's, saying the fillet cuts easily with a fork, but notes it is pricey.

Found the steak meh and of lower quality than Jacob's at a similar price, with lacklustre service.

Advises against Morton's, calling it a standard chain with nothing special.

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