"Oak is a contemporary steakhouse located in Alexandria, Virginia, from The Indigo Road Hospitality Group. Oak Steakhouse creates a menu showcasing the finest cuts of Certified Angus Beef, along with locally-sourced produce from farms in Virginia and across the nation. Oak Steakhouse is proud to use Certified Angus Beef, renowned for its exceptional quality, with each cut meeting ten exacting standards delivering superior taste and tenderness. Guests can expect a bustling steakhouse experience, with farm-to-table sensibilities, classic cocktails, and a global wine list in a convivial atmosphere. Oak Alexandria features an intimate and inviting dining room, with an open kitchen."
"Old Town got the upscale steakhouse it had been missing with the arrival of Oak. A gamut of cuts await. Slather steaks with an array of sauces — soy black pepper butter is a fine choice — or seasonal truffles shaved table-side. Sides like Anson Mills white grits and house Parker House rolls show off the Charleston, South Carolina-based chain’s roots. Reserve a sleek burgundy seat in the dining room here." - Tierney Plumb, Eater Staff
"Old Town got the upscale steakhouse it had been missing with the arrival of Oak. A gamut of cuts await. Slather steaks with an array of sauces — soy black pepper butter is a fine choice — or seasonal truffles shaved table-side. Sides like Anson Mills white grits and house Parker House rolls show off the Charleston, South Carolina-based chain’s roots. Reserve a sleek burgundy seat in the dining room here, and Oak is also selling steaks for retail." - Tierney Plumb, Eater Staff
"Oak Steakhouse opens for dinner tonight in Old Town, giving the historic Alexandria neighborhood an anticipated 130-seat venue to wash down tomahawk ribeyes with nearly 20 wines by the glass. Billed as a “contemporary steakhouse,” Oak is boutique chain from Charleston, South Carolina-based Indigo Road, the same hospitality group behind O-Ku in the Union Market district. The new steakhouse in Alexandria (901 North Saint Asaph Street) is filled with exposed brick and crimson-colored leather banquettes. It joins five other Oak Steakhouse outposts that opened in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Tennessee over the past decade. Chef Joseph Conrad is leading Oak’s first foray into the D.C. market. His local resume includes stints at Bourbon Steak and the Lafayette inside the Hay-Adams Hotel. The restaurant opens with dinner service to start, followed by the addition of weekday lunch around the end of the month." - Tierney Plumb
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