The United States of Giant Steaks

Size: 28 oz.

Steakhouse meets comfort food in this saloon-style eatery.

For more info, visit stelmos.com.

Size: 30 oz.

This South Dakota steakhouse has a mouth-watering selection of potato sides, including tater tots and Lyonnaise with cheese.

For more info, visit teasteakhouse.webs.com.

Size: 32 oz.

Dig in to J&R's juicy and hefty 32-ounce porterhouse.

For more info, visit jandrssteakhouse.com.

Size: 32 oz.

Though this steak is already a hefty two pounds, with a few days notice, the restaurant will custom-cut three or four-pounders.

For more info, visit cattlemansranch.com.

Size: 38 oz.

This neighborhood favorite has been open since 1887.

For more info, visit peterlugers.com.

Size: 48 oz.

This New Jersey steakhouse serves up giant steaks in an old-fashioned, neighborhood tavern.

For more info, visit arthurstavern.com.

Size: 49 oz.

If you eat an entire 49-ounce steak, your name will be placed on the restaurants "49er club" hall of fame.

For more info, visit vicstewarts.com.

Size: 50 oz.

These steaks (seasoned for 30 hours!) are flame grilled over a pit fueled by Florida citrus and oak wood.

For more info, visit charleyssteakhouse.com.

Size: 72 oz.

This Texas steakhouse is not for the beef faint of heart. If you can finish a 72-ounce steak in one hour, it's free.

For more info, visit bigtexan.com.

Size: 72 oz.

Take the 72-ounce challenge. If you can finish a 72-ounce steak (with all the trimmings), it's free.

For more info, visit saylers.com.

Size: 96 oz.

Anyone who can finish six pounds of steak in one sitting deserves some serious props.

For more info, visit kelseyssteakhouse.com.