Is there a difference between a Top Sirloin Roast and a Top Sirloin Steak?

I found this about the different cuts of beef...
http://www.epicurious.com/ingredients/all-about-beef-roasts-from-chuck-to-rump-article

You can either cut it into steaks or roast it whole as..well..a roast. I've bought rib roasts and sliced them into steaks. Same with New York roasts (aka strip roasts).

Phil is correct in that sirloin and strips are close to each other, but are different. Sirloin has a lot of flavor, but the strip is a little more tender. I like them both.

marmar, I might not have been clear in my answer so let me expand.... Top sirloin roast and top sirloin steak come from the same muscle, and if you slice the roast into slices of desired thickness, you should end up with steaks.

I agree with Queen Sashy, As far as top sirloin steak and strip steak go, The strip is a better quality and comes from near the sirloin. I am not an expert but the strip as far as I'm concerned is better. Here is a link to help you find your way around the cow: https://www.certifiedangusbeef.com/cuts/retailbeefcuts.php
Good Luck

No dear, they are NOT the same. A sirloin steak looks like a steak, is shaped like a steak, and you cook it like a steak.
A Top Sirloin Roast is a Roast of beef. You cook it like a roast. My mom made it often, roasted it in a 350 degree oven on a bed of onions and celery. I looked through the recipes in the section labeled "Roast Beef" here of Food52 and came up with these recipes that might work with your Top Sirloin Roast: https://food52.com/recipes/65922-brasato-al-barolo-piedmont-style-pot-roast
https://food52.com/recipes/65443-coffee-crusted-roast-beef
https://food52.com/recipes/65224-mustard-crusted-tri-tip

Hmm... Roast and steak should be the same, there should be no difference. They both come from the same "muscle" but the roast is intended to be cooked whole, and a steak is a slice from the roast.