Instead of white tablecloths and a stodgy decor, you’re greeted with a light-flooded space accented with high ceilings, burgundy leather seats, and a bar shaking up spirited cocktails. The menu is also filled with surprises, including a daily ceviche, spring garlic hummus, and sweet-spicy eggplant with chiles and peanuts. Naturally, there’s plenty of beef available, but it’s the signature Oak Prime Steakburger – piled high with crisp veggies, two sauces, and bacon – that you shouldn’t pass up.

If you’re looking for a romantic night out on the town, head to the northern Virginian outpost of Oak Steakhouse. While you can find Oaks in a few states, each location serves up its own unique twists. Don’t miss the jumbo lump crab Oscar as an add-on to any steak, and be surprised by the ceviche from the raw bar menu, which is especially fresh and acidic.

– Oak Steakhouse: Celebrate the new year at Oak Steakhouse in Old Town North with the finest cuts of Certified Angus beef, farm-to-table sides and unique cocktails. Cozy up on their heated outdoor patio from 5 to 10 p.m. You can also enjoy holiday roasts and individual cuts from home with nationwide delivery (prices range from $150 to $300).

If you’re looking to impress a date, this classic steakhouse is sure to dazzle. Oak Steakhouse offers its bar menu Monday – Friday from 5 – 6:30 pm. These aren’t your average “bar bites,” here, you’ll find dishes like Berkshire Port Pate, Kabocha Squash Soup, the Oak Burger, Baked Smoked Gouda Mac & Cheese, and Beef Fat Fries all on special.

This is a quaint new place for the best lunch, where you can enjoy flat irons and filets in crimson leather banquettes. Try the Parker House Rolls, made of Charleston’s cornmeal, a famous boutique brand. Starting your dinner reservation with a Manhattan named for ceviche is also advisable.

Exposed brickwork, rustic reclaimed wood, and crimson leather banquettes help create a contemporary ambiance in Oak Steakhouse, making it another best steakhouse serving highly prized Angus Beef cuts. With an open kitchen concept, guests can catch a closer look at chefs in their element.

Nestled in the heart of Old Town, Oak Steakhouse redefines steakhouse dining with its upscale ambiance and focus on premium cuts of beef. With an extensive wine list and meticulous attention to detail, this restaurant is perfect for special occasions and indulgent dinners.

Oak Steakhouse – I include Oak because it’s my husband’s favorite in town. The service and food are all around excellent. It has a classic steakhouse feel, as well as an incredible wine list.

Oak Steakhouse: Have a toasty, elevated outdoor experience at Old Town North’s Oak Steakhouse, part of a Charleston-based franchise offering a modern take on the classic American steakhouse.

Whether you're looking for a savory selection at Oak Steak House or an elegant waterfront dining experience at Chart House, there's plenty of options around this charming neighborhood.

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Pair a stroll through Old Town’s iconic cobblestone block, Captain’s Row (the 100 block of Prince Street), with dinner at Oak Steakhouse or Mia’s Italian Kitchen.