

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 lined with sleek pewter tile, allowing guests a glimpse of the…
Hours
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 901 N St Asaph St, Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: (703) 840-3395
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Reviews
We had made reservations right when the restaurant opened, so there was no wait time. The atmosphere was warm, inviting, and perfect for a special occasion. The meal was premium: I ordered the Hanger Steak with Crispy-Fried Brussels Sprouts, and Garlic Roasted Hummus, while my son enjoyed the Boneless Ribeye with Potato Purée — all dishes were absolutely delicious.
Oak Steakhouse went above and beyond to make my son feel special. They offered a personalized “Birthday Menu,” presented him with a hand-written birthday card, and even treated him to a complimentary dessert.
I highly recommend Oak Steakhouse to anyone looking for a quiet, relaxing, and top-notch dining experience. We will definitely be back — and will be asking for Leo again.
Thank you, Leo and the entire Oak Steakhouse team!
Oak Steakhouse – Alexandria
My wife and I celebrated our anniversary at Oak Steakhouse in Old Town Alexandria, and it could not have been a better experience. From start to finish, the service was outstanding and the food was an absolute 10 out of 10.
Our server, Mike, was fantastic—attentive, friendly, and made us feel truly welcome. To top it all off, we were lucky enough to meet Todd Hunt, the area director for Virginia and D.C., who personally checked on our table and made sure everything was perfect. You don’t see that kind of hands-on hospitality every day, and it really made the evening special.
The restaurant is owned by Indigo Hospitality Group, and I honestly can’t say enough great things about the entire experience. Incredible food, exceptional service, and a beautiful atmosphere. If you’re in the area and looking for a top-notch steakhouse, Oak needs to be at the top of your list. We’ll definitely be back!
I ordered a 16-ounce ribeye. What arrived could not have been more than 12 ounces. It was overcooked, full of gristle, and completely lacking in flavor. For a steakhouse, this was unacceptable.
The side dishes were served family style, which made no sense for a restaurant at this price point. They were sloppy to serve, poorly presented, and frankly awful. None of them had any flavor. Family-style sides belong in casual restaurants, not in an expensive steakhouse.
We paid eight dollars for four rolls. They were bland and doughy, and not worth the price. The shrimp cocktail appetizer had no flavor at all and tasted like it had been frozen, thawed, and left sitting out. The oysters Rockefeller were drowned in a heavy cream sauce to the point where you could not taste the oyster at all.
Another issue was the staff’s canned sales approach. The dining manager told us that nearly everything we were considering was his “favorite” and that we would “love it.” When our server came over, he said the exact same thing. Even the hostess repeated similar comments. It felt scripted and clearly aimed at pushing the most expensive items on the menu rather than offering honest recommendations.
The restroom experience was also unpleasant. There was a strange odor coming from a mix of urine and heavily scented candles, including pineapple and evergreen scents, which only made the smell worse instead of masking it.
To make matters worse, we were seated in a small booth right next to the kitchen. Before we were finished eating, staff began spraying cleaning chemicals and bleach nearby. The smell was overpowering and nearly made us gag, which only added to an already terrible meal.
The total bill for two people was $223 including tip. We had no alcoholic beverages. The cost was ridiculous for the quality of food and the overall experience.
This meal was expensive, poorly executed, and absolutely not worth it in any way. I would never return and would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Popped in for a quick cocktail and dessert and really enjoyed the fine dining ambiance as well as bar service from Keith. We have a lovely time and cannot wait to be back for dinner!