Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Richmond, VA 23235
Phone: (804) 272-7755
- Price:
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Editorial Review for Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar – by Citysearch Editors
In Short
With a decor of dark wood, leather upholstery and soft lighting, this clubby steakhouse has a warm, upscale feel. The menu's focus is prime beef (aged up to four weeks), from bone-in rib eye and filet mignon to New York strip drizzled with bearnaise sauce. Classic seafood offerings include lobster tails, steamed crab legs and wild Alaskan salmon; sides, served a la carte, include baked potato and chipotle mac and cheese.
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Insider Tips
What to DrinkThe wine list has 100 selections, all available by the glass. Wine flights---three two-ounce glasses of different wines---allow for experimentation. A reserve wine list has more than 80 selections available by the bottle.
The ExtrasDiscovery Dinners are custom-made for wine lovers. Three four-course menu options ($75, $100, $150) come with chef-approved wine pairings. Must be groups of six or more and reserved in advance.
User Reviews for Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
10/28/2007 Posted by luvtodineandtravel
I love steak, and it was my husbands turn to pick our weekly date night restaurant. He picked Flemings. Its got a nice dark atmosphere (which I love), but its very loud. He requested a booth when he made a reservation, which they made sure they got us. The GM came to us mid-way through our meal to make sure all was well. The server was great. Caesar salad was so-so. The steak was good, but I thought Mortons steak was better. I had the seasonal pumpkin bread pudding for dessert and it was delicious. Of course, I LOVE pumpkin and I LOVE bread pudding, so you have to like that stuff in order to appreciate it. Overall, it was good, maybe even a little better than good, but didn't make me jump and down by any means.
Pros: service
Cons: loud
03/07/2007 Posted by lawahoo2001
It's a nice enough place, but Copper Grill at Short Pump Mall is MUCH better - better food, ambience, service, and value. Note that they do not grill their steaks here. They broil them and put butter on them, like Ruth Chris. Copper Grill will really grill your steak - the way steak was meant to be eaten.
Pros: convenient location at Stony Pointe mall
Cons: overpriced; atmosphere is lacking (sorry, but don't care for Dave Matthews playing in the background when I'm paying so much for dinner)
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