Steakhouses have main character energy. Coming across them in movies or television, it’s easy to picture yourself seated next to Don Draper and Roger Sterling entertaining clients over martinis, or imagine overhearing John Travolta’s character order his steak “ bloody as hell ” in Pulp Fiction ’s “wax museum with a pulse,” as he describes the restaurant. Steakhouses are bold and dramatic spaces, often sporting red leather booths, moody lighting, and platters of grilled meat — and across the country, diners can’t seem to get enough of them lately . Check out more of High Steaks Over the past year (and with many more to come), major cities across the country are experiencing a steakhouse resurgence. James Beard Award-winning chef Kwame Onwuachi and restaurateur Stephen Starr are hot for steaks as of late, with respective openings in Vegas and Miami in the past month alone.…