If you’ve ever craved a steakhouse dinner on a diner budget then you know it can be pretty tough to find a quality, affordable steak. Here are six Philadelphia restaurants with inexpensive steak dinners to satisfy the biggest meat lover.

$10 Rib Eye for Lunch

Every Friday at lunch Chris’ Jazz Café serves a rib eye with pinot noir sauce, fries (or a salad, if you like that sort of thing) and a soda for $10. This is a deal made for taking Friday afternoons off.

Filet Mignon at a Deli

Right on 15^th and Locust Schlesinger’s does classic deli eats for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For $18.95 you can try their boneless rib eye or their 8oz filet mignon before or after a show on the Avenue of the Arts.

Steaks at the Italian Market

At Café 943, the Argentine-Italian BYO in the heart of the Italian Market, you’ll find four different steaks for under $18. The choice is yours between skirt steak, marinated grilled steak, breaded beef cutlet, and Piedmontese strip steak.

Nick Elmi’s Hanger Steak

Though pricier than other selections on the list the prime creekstone hangar steak at Rittenhouse Tavern is worth the relative splurge just to test drive Nick Elmi’s three-bell fare.

Skirt on East Passyunk

George Sabatino and Stateside have hit a lucky streak as of late. We wonder why Anthony Bourdain did not try out the Pineland Farms skirt steak with watermelon-beet salad, blue cheese and Stateside’s famous pickles for just $22.

McCrossen’s Steak Frites

If you are uninterested in the  Summer of Riesling at McCrossen’s Tavern’s you may at least want to try the steak frites: hanger steak, chorizo-rosemary potatoes, and chimichurri for $21.