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    Oak Steakhouse

    4.1 (524 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Pecan lane and pickle martini
    Jeff S.

    Visited Oak for the first time during restaurant week after having lived in Charleston for 6 years this felt very overdue for a first time! For restaurant week, they had offered a 3 course meal, with select starters, entrees, and desert for 60 dollars. As it was date night, we started with some cocktails, a pecan lane, rye whiskey, pecan liqueur, chocolate bitters, like and angry parent after you were late for curfew, the Rye meets you at the door, but glad you are home safe, the pecan liquor and bitters slowly warms you and tucks you in to bed. My date started with their pickle martini, two of her favorite things! My date and I ultimately decided on the both having the tenderloin for the entree, cooked to our requested medium rare, served over a heavenly bed of potato's, whipped to the consistency of what I can only describe as what I imagine a Pixar movie cloud would feel like. The tenderloin it self was tender, with good beefy flavor, and a warm sear and crust. The starters stole the show though, oysters had the perfect combination of Smokey, and savory with the bacon, spinach an herbs paired with the fresh oysters. The beef carpaccio was the star of the night. A bed of finely sliced beef drizzled in a flavorful olive oil and topped with the perfect peppery arugula and salty Parmesan cheese. As someone who does not enjoy overly citrus heavy flavors, the compliment of the lemon juice paired faultless with the salt of the cheese. Oak is now a favorite in our books, and we are looking forward to returning to continue to explore the menu and try their other options, but one thing is for sure, the carpaccio will be had every time!

    Caesar dressing on the side with a crab cake.
    Mike T.

    Sat at the bar for a quick dinner before the Playhouse. We like sitting at the bar most of the time. We love the feel and one less communication link in getting the order right. The bartender was excellent making the best Manhattan I've had in a while. My wife had a drink off the cocktail menu that was also excellent. Deviled Eggs to start. I loved them. Little rich for the wife We each ordered a salad with a side crab cake with dressing on the side. The salads were generous and lots of Parmesan on the Caesar. The dressing on the Oak Salad was a bit tart. I'd get a different dressing next time. The crabcake was a bit disappointing. The spice and sauce took away from what could have been a succulent crab experience. Instead the taste of Old Bay prevailed. All in all a nice experience in a cozy upscale atmosphere. Thank you for a nice meal.

    Angel M.

    Do yourself a favor and go here. It is 3 levels and every level is beautiful! The drinks were good, the steak was great. I don't know if I have ever had a better server in my life. It is well worth the money.

    Emma P.

    I came here with some girlfriends for a holiday celebration. We had a reservation but were seated about 30 minutes after. The hostess did offer us a glass of wine while we waited which was much appreciated. Once sat we started by ordering a couple of appetizers including the oysters Rockefeller. When the order came out, they brought us two orders and sat them on the table. We mentioned that we only ordered one, but the server left it on the table and walked away. We didn't touch it (not that she knew that) she returned and grabbed the plate and said it was her mistake, and she was taking it back to the kitchen. We watched her handed to another server, who then gave it to another table. I found this very inappropriate because once food has been left on a table, it should be discarded and not given to another patron. We ordered steak and several sides, one of which was the lobster mac & cheese frankly I was pretty disappointed with the amount of lobster for the price. The service was good from the person who took our order and waited on us it was truly the wait time and the server who dropped off the dish and took it off our table to serve to another patron that turned me off. I love that they have a small bar area to wait and it's a great location with beautiful woodwork and a dark moody vibe. You'll

    Christmas at Oak is beautiful!
    Kevin E.

    Oak Steakhouse is a long-standing staple in Charleston, and for good reason. We visited post-Christmas and were reminded why this spot is so special. Sure, the steaks are great (and we did enjoy one). And, the mac and cheese is worth the visit on its own. Order it and share! We had an oyster, too, equally great with several sauces offered to augment the experience. Beyond that, the service is splendid and the setting is beautiful. We were there at the holidays and the decorations were lovely. We have been at other times of the year and the spot is elegant at all times. They had a newish cocktail - Wine Not an Old Fashioned - it was delicious. Plan on having a a couple (and maybe calling Uber/Lyft, lol). We are fortunate to have Oak in our hometown!

    The "Oak" House Salad Parker House Rolls
    Dalton S.

    Oak Steakhouse was a solid experience overall, but not one that blew us away or made it an immediate must return. First thing to note, the location is very easy to miss. My wife and I walked from our hotel and nearly passed it. There is no hanging street sign like many downtown Charleston restaurants, just the logo on the door, so you really have to be paying attention. Once inside, first impressions were strong. The restaurant is beautiful and we were taken upstairs to the top floor of what appears to be a three story building. The space is intimate, though seating is definitely tight. You can easily hear conversations from nearby tables, which is not necessarily bad, but it does feel like they fit as many tables in as possible. We started with the Oak Salad, which was excellent. The pancetta really stood out and the salad itself was well balanced and flavorful. Easily a nine out of ten. For bread, we ordered the Parker House rolls, which were fantastic. It is also worth noting that a portion of the proceeds from the rolls goes to charity, which made the decision even easier. No complaints at all there. For our main course, we originally wanted the twelve ounce filet, but our server repeatedly pushed us toward the fifteen ounce bone in filet, which is about thirty dollars more. We ultimately went with the bone in option, though it was more than we were really looking for. The steak itself was good, but very fatty, with a large fat cap that was not clearly explained beforehand. While still a decent steak, I honestly would have preferred the twelve ounce filet. I would rate it around a seven out of ten. Our sides were a highlight. We ordered the loaded whipped potatoes and the fried Brussels sprouts. Both were very good. The potatoes were flavorful but firmer than I typically like. The pancetta really carried the dish, so I would only recommend them if you get them loaded. The Brussels sprouts were excellent, tossed in a sesame apple gochujang sauce that added just the right amount of heat without overpowering the dish. We finished with the crème brûlée. The custard itself was good, but the caramelized sugar layer on top was very thin, so you miss that classic crack and deep caramel flavor you usually expect. It leaned more custard forward than traditional crème brûlée. Overall, Oak Steakhouse is a good restaurant with a nice atmosphere and several strong dishes. It is not a place we would rush back to, but if we were nearby and looking for reservations, we would consider it again.

    CONFIT BEEF BELLY / $22 Crispy Potato. Rosemary Cabernet Syrup. Black Garlic Tallow Aioli
    Melanie B.

    We celebrated our anniversary at Oak Steakhouse and had a wonderful experience overall. The decor is absolutely beautiful and the atmosphere feels warm and upscale. The staff was so friendly from start to finish, and our waiter was truly amazing. They even surprised us with two complimentary glasses of champagne to celebrate -- such a thoughtful touch! For appetizers, we ordered the Beef Carpaccio and the Confit Beef Belly. Both dishes were delicious -- my husband preferred one, I preferred the other, so it worked out perfectly! They also came out very quickly. For entrées, we shared the 20 oz dry-aged bone-in ribeye topped with king crab butter, along with the king crab leg. The kitchen kindly warmed the crab for me since it's normally served cold -- I really appreciated the accommodation -- though it did end up slightly overcooked. The ribeye, however, was rich and flavorful. I enjoyed a glass of a Malbec/Syrah blend, and my husband had a Manhattan. He liked it but mentioned it tasted a bit more like an Old Fashioned. For sides, we split half orders of the Brussels sprouts and the whipped mashed potatoes. The Brussels sprouts could have been a little crispier, but the mashed potatoes were absolutely perfect -- creamy, smooth, and seasoned just right. To finish the night, we shared the s'mores cake, which was fantastic! I personally would've loved a little more of the marshmallow mousse, but overall it was delicious and a great end to the meal. With drinks, appetizers, entrées, dessert, and an additional glass of wine, our total came to $323. For a special occasion, it felt worth it, and we'd definitely consider returning. This is not a pet friendly establishment.

    Steak bites and fries
    Victoria G.

    Beautiful ambience and attention to detail with the service! That was definitely a highlight for us. The food was good although be prepared to pay for each item you order- nothing comes with sides, they are all sold separately. We were too full for dessert but they looked incredible. The drinks also have fun names and are delicious if that is something you're into.

    12oz filet ($83) with what looks like a side of ketchup, $13 cornbread (!) but surprisingly delicious whipped potatoes.
    Milo Z.

    This was a tough one to review. Based on the price, quality, and overall experience, I've decided on two stars and will not be returning, unless Aubrey Plaza is in town and demands it before we get to the hot tub on the roof. Items ordered for dinner included the 12oz filet (medium rare), Oysters Rockefeller, Parker Rolls ($6), whipped potatoes, and roasted jalapeño cornbread. First of all, I never thought I'd eat at a "premium" steak house that had no idea what steak prepared "au poivre" is, which is why I ordered the filet. Instead I was brought a dry filet with a thimble sized side of alleged au poivre sauce that looked like it came out of a salad dressing bottle ($2.00). The steak was properly cooked, but was almost void of any seasoning and seemed like a slightly inferior cut. However, before the steak hit the table, I had a good time watching the server walk to no less than three tables with my Parker Rolls and Oysters Rockefeller before mercy was granted and she was shown to my table. I enjoyed the oysters very much, but the "Parker Rolls" were an absolute embarrassment for $6.00. There were only two, and they seemed like they were toasted versions of something I'd find in a plastic bag down the street in the bakery section of the Publix. An absolute joke for $6.00 and an obvious revenue generator. The Oysters Rockefeller were tasty, and local. Definitely enjoyed them and after seeing the "rolls of failure" quietly wished I had ordered more. Whipped potatoes were surprisingly good - very rich and full of flavor. The $13 "jalapeño roasted cornbread" was an insult to every Native American who ever ground corn to make bread. It was certainly not horrible, but for $13, it made the Parker Rolls blush at my table. After shouting "let me up, I've had enough" I got up and called it a night. The restaurant itself is awesome - three floors, well organized, and perfect for a date...unless they expect a steakhouse to know how to prepare a steak au poivre. At the end of the day, the Oak is designed for tourists who feel they're eating prime when they're really just visiting Outback 2.0.

    Khusbu P.

    We came here to celebrate an anniversary which I noted at the time of reservation and also confirmed on the phone when asked. I am starting off with this because they made it seem like they would do something special for us, but nothing, anyways, we ordered oysters, salad, and the jalapeño corn bread and steak frites. Everything was yummy, however, when we first entered the restaurant there was a very funky smell. Not sure what it was but rubbed me the wrong way. I got a fig margarita and it wasn't the best cocktail but overall, it's worth giving a try once. Honestly better steak houses in the area. Wish we didn't waste our anni date here, because it wasn't lived up to our expectations.

    They had the menu printed with Happy Birthday on it!
    Rita M.

    Dined here w/my boyfriend for his birthday 08/12/25 at 7:45PM. They truly made his birthday special! Loved the ambiance. Service was attentive. Food quality A+

    Onion Rings
    Reese S.

    Absolutely loved everything about this place. We came just as they opened and sat at the bar where we received top notch service. I loved loved loved the onions rings they were super crispy and the breading was delicious. The beef carpaccio was extremely tender and fresh. Honestly all the apps were show stoppers because the scallops were also A+ full of flavor and cooked perfectly. The filet was not my favorite to be frank, but I want to come back and try again to make sure. However, I really enjoyed everything and the is one of the few steak houses that the sides are amazing. Overall the restaurant is cozy and styled like a classic steakhouse, but the big windows allow a lot of natural light so not super dim or dark. Great lighting in my opinion. Not to mention the wine list was great I settled on a German Riesling and it was wonderful. We'll be back again for sure.

    Sharon G.

    First of all, we confirmed our reservations for 6:30p through open table, but for some reason they had us booked for 5:00pm. They were very nonchalantly about us "arriving late" even though we have email confirmation of a 6:30pm reservation. We decided to come out here for our 10 year Wedding Anniversary and NO ONE ACKNOWLEDGED IT. So far completely disappointed and disrespected. Secondly, The hostess and server decided to gaslight us into thinking the only menu available was the main menu. When every other table was offered the restaurant week menu... quite interesting... thankfully we knew better and asked for the restaurant week menu. Even the server pushed us to get a side dish, not explaining that the mail we got actually came with a side... nor did he recommend a different side versus the one that it came with. So we ended up with way too much mashed potatoes. Which was more than we needed. The restaurant is nice overall. After the weird experience of them trying to play us we did end up being able to enjoy the restaurant week menu. I did not take more pictures because I was not too happy with them at this point. But I do see how they have a good following and believe for "some people" it is a fantastic experience especially if you fit their criteria of customer. Additionally, this is our second time here and the first time our food was completely undercooked and unfortunately felt a bit ill after the fact. I know crazy for giving them a second chance, but it is what it is and I will not be coming back. Treat people with kindness, not like a dollar sign.

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    One of my favorites for downtown Charleston. Good steaks, nice atmosphere. Not outrageously priced.

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    What is the dress ? Casual? Fancy?

    It's one of my favorite restaurants and I always wear a nice cocktail dress/skirt. No need for formal dress but definitely business casual ; would not recommend jeans/sandals/tshirts. Enjoy it, it's a great restaurant!

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    Le Farfalle is one of Charleston's best Italian restaurants. There's a nice large bar to enjoy, and…read moreample seating inside. Service was friendly and engaging from the moment we arrived. We had reservations for a Sunday night, and our server Joe was quick to greet us after we arrived. He delivered friendly service all night, which began with a thorough knowledge of the menu. We had starters of rosemary focaccia and braised artichokes. The focaccia is a must order, it's so soft and delicious. It's served with 3 sides of olive oil, marinara, and my favorite whipped ricotta. The braised artichokes, was a pass for me. No flavor, too soft a texture. Their entree menu has a nice variety of house made pastas. We chose fusilli lunghi, and rigatoni bolognese. Both were delicious flavorful entrees, with the pastas served perfectly al dente. The rigatoni was made with spinach, and the meat sauce was meaty and with a balanced tomato sauce. We ended our dinner, with carrot cake and chocolate cake. Yum! The chocolate cake was amazing, it was moist, velvety, and rich in chocolate flavor. A round of espresso martinis helped top off our dinner, and we ended the night with a rich appreciation of this experience.

    The food was excellent and the service was very good. The pasta made fresh and was really good…read more Unfortunately, where I was seated every time I looked at my wife I also saw a load of dust between the mirrors above my wife. It was disgusting. I tried to get a good picture of it but the back light from a window was very bright. I included the picture. I would go back but I would definitely check the cleanliness before sitting down.

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    Le Farfalle - Nice room

    Nice room

    Le Farfalle - Squid Ink Spaghetti

    Squid Ink Spaghetti

    Le Farfalle - Pretty patio

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    Pretty patio

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