Ohio Restaurant Named 'Most Expensive' Place To Dine In The State

Life's too short not to splurge on an expensive meal every now and again, whether for a special occasion like a birthday or anniversary or simply to just treat yourself to an extravagant meal with exceptional service.

Using user reviews, awards and accolades, and first-hand experience, LoveFood compiled a list of the the "most expensive" place to dine in every state, the eateries that are "genuinely worth a blowout" price tag for the service, atmosphere and food you get in exchange.

According to the site, the most expensive restaurant in all of Ohio is Marble Room Steaks & Raw Bar, which has steak selections clocking in at nearly $150 and caviar for almost $200. Marble Room is located at 623 Euclid Avenue.

Here's what LoveFood had to say about this pricey establishment:

"The grandeur of the setting makes dinner at Marble Room worth the hefty check. Tables are arranged around marble columns and beneath the original pressed ceiling of a 19th century former bank building. The food is suitably fine too, with a range of seafood dishes, steaks and raw bar treats including caviar, an ounce of which will set you back $199. Of the main course, the Miyazaky Wagyu Strip Loin, is the most expensive at $144 for the minimum 4oz serving."

Read up on more of the most expensive restaurants around the country at lovefood.com. You can also check out our previous coverage of the Ohio eatery that serves the best "cheap eats" in the state.