
We’re coming for you Raleigh – stay tuned for updates. —- Epic Chophouse offers exquisite steaks and seafood, specialty cocktails, generous portions, and an atmosphere like no other. Perfect for any day, any reason, special occasions, impressing clients, or just relaxing at the bar with friends old and new. Epic Chophouse offers an unforgettable elegance and energy. Nightly features, a vast selection of wines, delicious meals, incredible value and outstanding service all combine to create a truly epic dining experience. Our bar is open every day at 4pm.
Brazilian rodizio steakhouse with unlimited skewers of meat & vast salad bar in a modern setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8551 Brier Creek Pkwy, Raleigh, NC 27617
Phone: (984) 338-3742
Website: https://epicchophouse.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Before arriving, we reviewed the menu online, but once seated we quickly realized the in-house menu did not match what was advertised online. That was our first red flag.
We ordered drinks, and I started with a Black Walnut Old Fashioned. The server asked if I wanted it smoked, and I said yes only to later discover on my bill that there was a $3 upcharge for the smoked option. I then ordered a second drink, the Maple & Flame, which was also smoked and again came with a $3 charge. My issue isn’t the fee itself, but the fact that the additional charge was never mentioned upfront when I was asked if I wanted the drinks smoked.
When our entrées arrived, everyone at the table noticed that certain items looked overly charred. I ordered the 104 Ribeye. While I’m no stranger to a good char on a steak, I am a stranger to a steak with a burnt aftertaste. I mentioned this to the server, who implied that was how it was supposed to taste since the steaks are grilled. A manager later came over and echoed the same explanation. I politely explained that while grilling can add char, a steak should never taste like the tools used to cook it. I chose to replace my steak with a NY Strip, which ended up being underwhelming.
For dessert, we ordered two one to share at the table and one to take home. The cookie skillet we shared was also disappointing, as the consistency and flavor didn’t quite come together.
When we received our checks, we noticed a 20% gratuity automatically added to a party of three. The gratuity itself wasn’t the issue it was, again, the lack of transparency. If a 20% gratuity is added to every check, that should be clearly stated in writing for guests to see ahead of time.
Overall, we made the best of the evening, but Epic Chophouse needs to do a better job with menu accuracy, transparency around added fees, and the overall quality, taste, and presentation of their food. Based on this experience, the restaurant didn’t live up to the expectations set by its reputation.
Was there for my birthday last week, and the service and food were top notch…
We tried the Shanghai Shrimp and Wagyu Meatballs to start… For entrees we ordered the
Smoking Hot couple – Filet Mignon Medallions, Gulf Shrimp in a smokey Cajun sauce, pan seared with herbed butter sauce and Creole remoulade, served with Loaded Baked Potato and of course the Legendary Beef Wellington – Filet Mignon wellington medium rare, enveloped with Duxelle and puff pastry…
On the cocktail front, we tried the Black Walnut Old Fashioned – small batch Bourbon, black walnut syrup, bitters and bing cherry and Sweater weather – rum, spiced syrup, lemon juice, cranberry, ginger beer…
Everything was fantastic and the triple decker cake at the end was a nice gesture…