

Your Newport Beach Fleming’s can be found at Fashion Island, close to John Wayne Airport, the Island Hotel and the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Spa. Fleming’s in Newport Beach is an outstanding choice to enjoy an exceptional Prime steak, glass of wine or handcrafted cocktail. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, hosting a business dinner or simply wanting to enjoy a night out — we will create a safe and memorable evening in our Dining Room. If you prefer to enjoy your fine dining experience at home, you can order and pay for lunch or dinner online and then pick up curbside or select from one of our delivery partners.
High-end steakhouse chain with aged prime beef & classics such as lobster tails.
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Address: 455 Newport Center Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Phone: (949) 720-9633
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Reservations: flemingssteakhouse.comopentable.com
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Food was excellent all around. Jumbo shrimp and calamari to start, steaks and salmon entrees for dinner. I got the cowgirl bone-in ribeye with BBQ shrimp which I loved.
Dessert was next level. They brought out a chocolate lava cake for my birthday, then Misha and her manager Alfonso surprised us with every dessert on the menu to celebrate our good news—and even topped it all off with extra chocolate.
Huge thank you to Misha and Alfonso for making my birthday dinner so special. We’ll definitely be back!
The steak took so long to come out. We ended up picking at our kids’ food, waiting around 40 minutes between the soup being cleared out and our steak arriving. We even had to flag the waiter down twice to ask him where our food was, and each time was met with a “I’ll check right away” then not coming back.
The tomahawk was cooked well but lacked flavor, and I would’ve liked it to be juicier. For sides we got mashed potatoes and brussel sprouts. Mashed potatoes were typical and plain, buttery but nothing to dress it up. Brussel sprouts were good, but also nothing spectacular. We finished with the chocolate lava cake, which was a big hit, of course, because warm chocolate and cold vanilla ice cream is always a winning combination.
But with as many good steakhouses there are around, I would recommend going elsewhere, especially since parking at Fashion Island can be such a pain to find (even on a random weekday evening before 5!), unless you pony up for valet
We had mashed potatoes which were clearly made in house and we’re excellent and asparagus which was typical and nothing special. The warm bread was very good. All in all, the meal was fine but certainly nothing exceptional and I would definitely not return and pay these prices for a very average meal in a high-end place.
Once seated, they bring you water and warm bread with two different spreads. The service was spotty. The bus staff was great and made up for the lack of knowledge from the waiter (who did not know about the filet and wine flight availability and had to ask management).
As for the food, the burrata cheese appetizer was chosen and was served with arugula (instead of the usual basil) and heirloom tomatoes (which were not quite ripe enough to be eaten). The Flemings salad which came with the filet flight, was slightly sweet with cranberries and candied walnuts. It had a nice mix of textures and is the salad to get if you like nuts and cranberries. The entree chosen was the filet mignon (upgraded to a main filet mignon) and the half lobster tail. The main filet was a generous portion that made for a nice lunch the next day. The half lobster tail though was tough, rubbery and tasted of frozen lobster tails.
The second filet flight started with the Caesar salad, which lacked a teensy bit of dressing, but was otherwise fresh and crisp. This entree was upgraded to a bone-in ribeye with a crab stuffed half lobster tail. The ribeye had a nice crust to it, was very tender, but lacked a bit of steak spices. It was a decent size, cooked to the correct doneness, but was a little on the thin side. The crab stuffed lobster, like the other one was tough and rubbery. This one also has a very fishy odor that was noticed upon its arrival at the table by the other diners.
Each filet flight ordered a wine flight, one red and one white. My gripe with the wine flights (three 2oz pours) were that they were both brought out after the entrees had been served. It would have been nice to have them brought out along with the entrees or even better if each wine was paired with the appetizer, entree and dessert.
Speaking of which, the dessert (included with the filet flight) was delicious. It was crème brûlée and it was done to perfection. The top was charred enough to give it a glass like texture, but was not burnt. Upon cracking the top,the crème underneath was velvety and smooth with just the right amount of sweetness.
The dining room is very dimly lit (done for ambiance), but there are other restaurants that do the same with well placed lighting. The patio is the way to go on a nice warm sunny day.
The service from the bus staff was great. Water was refilled, table was cleared of finished or dirty dishes and they were always present. The waiter on the other hand, disappeared for a long period between the appetizer and the ordering of the filet flights. When questioned about a suitable wine choice for the dishes basically said chose white because of the seafood without giving any recommendations.
Coming to Flemings is an experience if you’ve never been and even better if you come to celebrate an event due to the little touches like a card and confetti on the table. Service is a little mixed, the steaks are good, but I would definitely avoid the lobster tails.