Mahogany Prime Steakhouse
The Omaha branch of a four-city steakhouse group that serves custom-aged USDA Prime Midwestern beef broiled at very high heat and brought out on heated plates. The pitch is fine dining without the stiffness, and there are private rooms for rehearsal dinners and business meals. The menu also covers a raw bar and shellfish.
Mahogany Prime Steakhouse is a Hal Smith Restaurants steakhouse with four locations in Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Omaha. The Omaha restaurant is at 225 N. 145th Street, in the Heartwood Preserve center near 145th and Dodge. Its website promises a more casual, less intimidating style of fine dining, a pitch that fits a large, upscale chain-style room in a modern west Omaha development.
The kitchen builds the menu around custom-aged U.S. Prime Midwestern beef broiled at 900 degrees and served on heated plates. The raw bar and shellfish program is a second pillar, with fresh oysters, Australian rock lobster, Alaskan king crab legs and a seafood tower, plus fresh fish daily. The Omaha location also publishes a separate gluten-free menu and a happy hour menu.
The bar opens daily at 4 pm, and the Omaha page lists dining hours of 5 to 9 pm Sunday through Thursday and 5 to 10 pm Friday and Saturday. Private dining rooms are available for business lunches and wedding rehearsals, and the website lists a private dining coordinator for Omaha. Reservations are handled through the website's reservations page.
This is a strong fit for celebration dinners, client meals and group events where a polished but relaxed steakhouse setting is the goal. Couples can sit at the bar for a cocktail and a shared seafood tower, while families planning a rehearsal dinner can use the private rooms. Check the menu PDF ahead of time, because the site does not list individual dishes in text.
What to order
View the full menu Opens Mahogany Prime Steakhouse’s official menu
Good to know
- A separate gluten-free menu PDF and a happy hour menu PDF are posted for Omaha.
- Private dining rooms for rehearsal dinners and business meals.
- Part of Hal Smith Restaurants; the site describes a casual, less intimidating fine-dining atmosphere.
- Parking and dress code are not stated on the site.
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