
Primal Steakhouse in The Colony, Texas – is the second location of the acclaimed Las Vegas restaurant ranked the #1 restaurant in the city. Known for its elevated medieval-inspired atmosphere and exceptional hospitality, Primal Steakhouse delivers a dining experience built on premium hand-cut steaks, rich flavors, and dramatic presentation. Step into a warm, immersive setting where old school craftsmanship meets modern luxury, and enjoy an unforgettable meal rooted in the legacy that made the original Primal a Las Vegas staple.
Hours
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | 4–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5625 State Hwy 121 Suite 100, The Colony, TX 75056
Phone: (214) 407-8020
Website: https://primalsteakhouse.com/the-colony
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Reviews
I ordered the Delmonico steak. Google’s definition of a Delmonico is:
“A THICK-CUT, PREMIUM steak popularized by Delmonico’s restaurant, traditionally from the rib or short loin, often resembling a THICK RIBEYE or strip steak with rich marbling.”
Do my pictures look like this was a THICK-CUT, PREMIUM ribeye? It was also the most ‘gristly’ piece of meat I’ve ever had. The ASPARAGUS is nearly as thick as the STEAK–that’s supposed to be a ‘thick-cut’ RIBEYE!!!
Additionally, it was barely lukewarm. You know how you get a plate from any other ‘high end steakhouse’ and the steak and the plate itself is sizzling (think Ruth’s Chris), don’t expect that here.
It was awful! The only reason I brought it home is because if I spend $68 on a piece of meat, I’m going to eat it! And check out the greasy fingerprints on the take-home box. Those were from the guy who boxed it for me. If my three Dobermans were still alive and I tried to feed them this steak, they would have probably BIT ME for giving such a terrible piece of meat!
You can get a much better, consistently good steak at Texas Roadhouse for $28, including sides–no exaggeration whatsoever! I’ve had better steaks when I order steak and eggs at WAFFLE HOUSE!!! I’m not kidding either.
And here’s the kicker, one of the cooks, came out to the bar to get himself a drink (alcohol) the bartender poured him. You will NEVER see that at a ‘high end steakhouse.’
Don’t even get me started on the drinks poured in horns and goblets like you are at Medieval Times. For a minute there, I though there was going to be jousting and sword fighting in the dining room. It was almost comedic.
The bar is terrible in more ways than one, I won’t even get into that.
And finally, this has nothing to do with them being open for ‘only a few weeks’ because if they are serving 0.5″ thick ribeyes like the garbage they sold me, and trying to pass them off as PRIME cuts, nothing will fix them except new ownership and management.
If you want to drop some coin on a steakhouse, go ANYWHERE but this place. You have D Lincoln Prime, III Forks and Flemings just a five minute drive down the street. You’ll pay the same price for food and drinks, but you will have a REAL fine dining experience, which will include a cool bar, good service, HOT FOOD, and a PRIME cut of beef.
We started with the drinks and they were just as theatrical as the space. The sangria arrived literally on fire in a goblet cup and was perfectly balanced with Tito’s. The Viking punch was served in a horn with dry ice—cool, smoky, and such a fun experience. The Mother of Dragons was strawberry-forward and very sweet, while the King’s Elixir was strong and truly fit for a king, presented in a smoky jar that stole the show.
The food matched the presentation. The carpaccio was beautifully done with thinly sliced beef and an amazing texture. The salad had an incredible dressing with just a hint of sweetness. The steak was honestly one of the best I’ve had in a long time—better than Dee Lincoln, Eddie V’s, and Del Frisco. Perfectly tender, and the mashed potatoes were unmatched.
Live music with a Bridgerton-style violin added to the atmosphere and made the night feel even more elevated. We finished with strawberry shortcake to go, which was the perfect ending.
Yes, it’s an experience and priced accordingly, but it was absolutely worth it. Incredible food, unforgettable presentation, and outstanding service (shoutout to Hailey). This is not just dinner—it’s an experience. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The menu on a wood board was too much and too heavy. It was a bit much.
I wanted the jerk duck as an appetizer but the staff told me that it woul take 30 mins to prepare whick I immediately nixed.
I like the feel. The wait staff were working hard to make sure ppl were satisfied and the in restaurant music talent was great.
Grant our server was amazingly attentive.
Can’t wait to come back
Amazing time !!!!
We started with a few drinks and Beef Carpaccio, probably the best appetizer I’ve ever had.
All three different dinners we perfectly cooked and delicious.
We finished our evening sharing Carrott Cake with ice cream.