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    The Angus Barn

    4.1 (2.1k reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, Lounges, American
    Open • 4:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Dessert!
    Bailey D.

    My husband and I had a wonderful dinner at The Angus Barn in Raleigh, and I already want to go back! The restaurant itself, along with all of its surrounding buildings, are huge. You can literally see it from the highway. We thankfully found parking easily on a Sunday night, even though the restaurant was poppin'! We had a reservation and were seated right away, though it was fun to take a peek at all of the curated decor as we were escorted to our table. Our server was great - very attentive and helpful with menu recommendations. We started with the NC Crab Cakes and a dozen oysters on the half shell. For our entree, we ordered the Chateaubriand for two, which generously comes with a soup or a salad and a potato for both of you! The steak was cooked exactly to our liking, and was sooo tender. I ordered the baked potato and it was warm and comforting. We also tried the creamed corn (delicious!) and the sauteed mushrooms (a perfect topping for the steak). We barely had any room for dessert .. until we learned we could get a slice of their famous chocolate chess pie topped with ice cream and hot fudge. Oh my goodness! This was delightfully decadent, and the perfect sweet bite to end the night.

    Interior
    Alex A.

    Stopped by Angus Barn for a quick dinner and it did not disappoint. This restaurant is near the airport if you are looking for a good place to eat before a flight out. When you arrive you'll enter the parking lot and have the option to either self park or valet. I went ahead and self parked as the parking lot wasn't too full. When you walk in you'll be transported back in time to a rustic feeling, fine dining, and country feeling (since the restaurant is in a barn) type atmosphere. We started at the bar on the second floor to have a drink and then grabbed a table. At the upstairs bar I ordered the Angus Barn Smoked Old Fashioned (Crafted with Angus Barn 65 Maker's Mark Private Selection and a special proprietary syrup, served tableside in a custom smoke box) which was very strong and a fun drink to order as it is served in a large smoke box. To grab our table we checked in with the host downstairs and were seated. Once seated the table had a complimentary dish of cheese and crackers which were surprisingly very good. For an appetizer we ordered the Wagyu Philly Cheesesteak Eggroll (Wagyu beef egg roll filled with mushrooms, onions & smoked cheddar served with a truffle garlic aioli) which were high quality and pretty heavy. The order comes with two egg rolls cut in half just as an fyi. For my entree I ordered the 22 oz bone in Royal Ribeye and upgraded the side to Mac & Cheese. Each steak is served with either soup or salad and a side. I went with the French onion soup instead of the salad. The French onion soup was very tasty and had a good amount on Gruyère cheese and bread. Additionally the ribeye was excellent and the garlic butter on the side was a nice touch. For dessert I ordered a crème brûlée which was a perfect way to end the meal. I'm looking forward to checking out the Angus Barn during the Christmas holiday season as I hear it is beautiful. Looking forward to stop in later this year for another great meal.

    8/16/2026-menu
    Eddie P.

    Food: 3 Service: 5 Ambience: 4 Date/Time: 8/16/2026 5:40pm Order: Bacon wrapped filets, baked potato, stuffed potato and fries Crowd: Dining area 75% full, parking lot filled to the back of the lot I know, I know, Angus Barn is known all over, and at one time many MANY years ago when I went, it was pretty awesome all around. This time, maybe my expectations were too high, but it didn't strike me the same was as it did over 30 years ago. First off, I want to say that service from Andy was excellent! He was very attentive and actually interacted with us. We were celebrating my dad's birthday and Andy was really making it a big thing for him. He kept our glasses full and came around to check on us often. When he brought us the filets, he actually had us cut it down the middle and had a flashlight to allow us to see if it was cooked right. The ambience was still the same as before but more decoration with a lot more space and a lot more tables. It was a little on the noisy side but it was also almost full which I thought surprising on a Sunday. I think the wood walls helped absorb the sound better. We were seated immediately toward the back even being 20 minutes early of the reservation. The tables have a blue checkered tablecloth (used to be red checkers back in the day) and most everything was wood (walls, floor, etc). As you approach the front door, the covered area out front has seating and a bar with valet parking at the entrance to the covered porch. As you enter the main entrance, a country store counter is on the left, selling Angus Barn items, along with the restrooms further down. Straight ahead is the host station and then it opens up to the huge dining area. Wherever there are steps, there's also a ramp for handicap access. The food was a little disappointing to me. When I order a filet, I do expect it to melt in my mouth without much cutting required, and to have a natural taste to it as I don't usually put any sauce on it. This one comes with a red wine sauce which I was trying to use to get some taste in the meat but didn't like it. The bacon was sitting on top burnt to a crisp. The baked potato was good but the Caesar salad with homemade dressing didn't hit the spot for me. However, the chocolate cheesecake was very good! Also, the cheese/crackers/olives/etc starters waiting for us at the table was nice (used to have this at a big table at the front door where you wait for your seat but I'm sure COVID stopped that). Overall, the food was just OK, but not what I'd easily come back and pay the price for the filet. I'm not sure if maybe they hired a new cook and we got him/her or if this is just how they prepare their filets. I was going to give it a 4, but then asked myself if I were to look at a 4, wouldn't I expect the author to return... I probably won't return....... unless someone took me and let me order the chocolate cheesecake :-)

    The biggest Birthday cake I have ever seen given by the restaurant to the celebrant- Thank you Angus Barn!
    Iseo Y.

    I was there for the first time to celebrate my niece birthday last night, they have this crackers with cheese ball and the other looks like cheddar cheese ball, we both agreed the white cheese is delicious, I started with Raw Oysters and the size is pretty decent, it's good. For main course I ordered their 16oz Prime Rib with sides of wedge salad and creamed spinach, they are good, the only issue I have is there's a lot of gristle not much of a marbling, it looks soft but it hard to cut, I was a little disappointed on this because Prime is my favorite, I ended up not eating it, my niece ordered Filet mignon with sides of Onion soup and mashed potato, she' loves her food. The waiter is very nice and accommodating, very attentive, shout out to Ryan! The ambiance is the center of this place, it looks like you're in the movie it is breathtaking.

    Tori M.

    This place has so much character and the food is delicious. You need to expect a barn theme and classier roadhouse vibes but the food is excellent and so is the service. Ask to see the dessert table! We visited while my grandparents in town and their next visit they asked to go again. Definitely a crowd pleaser! We are dying to go at Christmas time because they decorate so extravagantly.

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    TastyLadiesNY P.

    Great find in North Carolina!, The Angus Barn was a truly special dining experience, offering a rustic yet elegant atmosphere, exceptional service from Tanner, and outstanding steakhouse cuisine. We immediately became addicted to the house-made chips served with two incredible cheese dips--one sharp cheddar and the other a rich blue cheese. They were absolutely irresistible! The only disappointment of the evening was the French onion soup, which was a bit thin and lacked the rich flavor I was expecting. The filet mignons were cooked to perfection and served with a creamy Béarnaise sauce, accompanied by mashed potatoes and creamed spinach. My perfectly crafted Old Fashioned was the ideal pairing and complemented the meal beautifully. Although the dessert tray was filled with tempting, decadent creations, we were simply too full! Instead, we enjoyed a scoop of delicious locally made vanilla ice cream with sprinkles, produced by a nearby college, along with a warm Bailey's coffee to finish the evening. Before leaving, be sure to stop by their charming gift shop, where you'll find many of the homemade specialties served in the restaurant, including the famous chips and cheese spreads. You can also relax with a cocktail on the expansive outdoor wooden deck overlooking a beautiful koi pond, surrounded by antique wooden horses that add to the unique atmosphere. Angus Barn is far more than just a great steakhouse--it is a memorable dining destination and an experience you'll be talking about long after the meal is over.

    Meatballs
    Zac K.

    The Angus barn is an NC staple. A fantastic menu and incredible atmosphere welcomes you in. Fantastic service and delicious food make you thrilled to come back! From the very beginning with cheese and crackers and their relish tray you are in store for an exceptional experience. The meatballs and crab cakes were amazing appetizers. The steak was perfectly cooked and the stuffed potato is to die for. Wrapping it all up with a fantastic dessert selection. My personal favorite is the chocolate cheesecake. And the best part, a fantastic, well curated wine list that pairs well with any dish. Can't wait to go back.

    North Carolina Crab Cakes
    Eboni B.

    Service was good, the atmosphere was good, the food was just okay. Expected more for a more upscale steakhouse, our tomahawk was lacking salt. Probably won't be back because the quality of the food does not match the price in my opinion.

    Complimentary Pickled Veggie bowl
    Zachary F.

    Made reservations a few months ago to be able to see the holiday decorations before they were gone this month. First time trying Angus Barn as well. Overall it was a great experience! Service was phenomenal all evening, our waitress was attentive the whole evening. Loved the cheese and crackers, bread bowl, and pickled veggie bowl for complimentary starters, so much so that we didn't have to order any appetizers for the two of us. The cheese and crackers were my favorite of the 3. I went with the NY strip with garlic butter, baked potato, and Mac and cheese. I loved being able to get an extra side instead of a soup or salad included with the meal. The steak was a perfect medium well for myself and the Mac and cheese was very tasty. I was a little disappointed with the potato as it was a little overcooked though. My girlfriend got the crab cakes and a side of creamed corn and both were delicious as well. We ended the meal with a slice of sawdust and chocolate chess pie. Both were tasty and a perfect end to the meal.

    Steak and potato
    Peter V.

    The Angus Barn is one of those restaurants that comes with a huge reputation and very polarizing reviews, and after visiting a couple times, I understand why. The food is fine/solid, competently prepared, but not particularly memorable for the price point. Personally, I think the steaks are just okay, especially when compared to other high-end options in the area. What you're really paying for here is the atmosphere, and to be fair, it absolutely delivers around Christmas time. The holiday decorations are magical, and the overall experience feels festive and special in a way few restaurants can replicate. Also there are what seems to be hundreds of employees so the service is good! That said, outside of the holiday season, I struggle to justify the high price tag when the food itself doesn't quite match the hype. It's worth experiencing at least once, particularly in December (you must place a reservation from January the Chirstmas before due to the demand), but for me, it's more about the ambiance than the steak.

    Lex M.

    It was NYE dining experience full of nostalgia and CAROLINA PRIDE. I started my culinary fining dining experiences in Raleigh back in 80s with my middle sister. She was in banking and often included me as plus one. Now some 40+ years later I'm extremely proud to see that traditions of Angus Barn lives on. I had dined in the final years of Chef Royal who passed in 2023. The mystic of this rouge barn has been written about for several decades and its reputation of fine steak house dining emulates its staunce attention to detail, immaculate service and food that resonates their ambitions to keep you coming back for their unique ways. I am primarily a lean meat eater yet there are times you just need quality lean red meat, for me its a filet med rare or delmonico tonight was a filet adorned with traditional iceberg wedge. I have this strange unique combo of blue cheese and thousand island to complete my salad. Normally I would have requested no boiled egg yet being NYE engrossed in conversation I forgot. It was surprisingly flavorful with egg and I didn't really notice boiled egg. Let's rewind to our appetizer the ribs which were exceptionally tender a very nice lean rack that made it easy to enjoy without a mess and sauce on side. We savored the smoke flavors of ribs while nibbling on the relish of olives etc plus house cheeses and homemade crackers. The candles on tables plus all Xmas decorations adorned the warmth of this truly magnanimous dining experience. A fine glass of Pinot Noir was just the tonic to wash down such a flavor party in my mouth. I rewind to our entrance while awaiting our table. Lively atmosphere of people anticipating dining tasting new year. Grand Dames in real fur, festive evening wear shined in contrast of all the decor. Numerous generations of family, friends, dates all awaited their tables to indulge as we were to welcome in 2026. The conversation about flavors of ribs etc were going when our waiter approaches with our main entrees we both decided on filet I luv a bit of blood in mine my companion didn't. Temperature of my steak was on point plus my baked potato had been properly dressed by our server. Needless to say there was no way I'd complete this meal in one seating , so our server kindly packed our leftovers from dinner and appetizers. We continued to chat before finally allowing server to present the dessert platter which we chose from as to go items. I decided on blueberry cobbler while my companion took the Chess Pie. The timing of our prestinely packed to go and leftovers were placed by server, as the staff passed out champagne and party favors in anticipation of of NEW YEARS TOAST OF 2026. We had been dining almost 5 hours as new year countdown started. The most ornate decorations adorned these hallowed walls ceilings and grounds making a tremendous background for pictures to remind you of past as we all ushered in a new year full of music hugs toasts kisses and just being thankful to have experienced this event at such an institution of Raleigh NC!

    Sawdust pie
    Rebecca M.

    The Angus Barn was all decked out this year. If you don't have reservations, get there early, as the line to get on the waitlist is long. I arrived before my reservations, as I like to look at all the decorations. I stumbled upon the elevator and the train. Looking back at my photos, it is fun to see how different they make it each year. I was seated at a great table and could enjoy the decorations while eating. There was no shortage of staff to make sure that I had everything I needed, whether it be bread or more crackers. Even at the end of my meal, I overheard another staff member asking my waiter if I needed more tea. I had already told him I had enough left. Bobby D. was my waiter and had a wonderful personality, and never missed a beat. I ordered the filet mignon again with creamed corn and a baked potato. The creamed corn is much different than what you get in a can. I don't know when the last time I even had that was, but when I saw the new addition to the menu, I thought I'd try something new. It is creamy but not heavy, with some subtle cheese flavors. When my filet came out, I was instructed to cut into it to make sure it was cooked properly. I couldn't finish as I ate too many of the homemade crackers, cheese, and the relish dish. But now I have leftovers. I did eat the sawdust pie later that evening. I hadn't remembered the sliced banana before. If all goes as planned, I will make it back next month. Maybe I will order another main dish, but probably not. I will pick different sides, though.

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    Megan U.

    I had a great experience dining here recently. The ambiance is a very unique rustic country chic and the service was great. I enjoyed my food, cocktail, and the wine we tried. The wine menu was extensive, and we got to learn more about it on a tour of the barn after dinner which was super cool! I'd definitely recommend coming here for a nice dinner if you're in the RTP area.

    Me with the parents for annual Christmas Dinner at Angus Barn..

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    Do they have a corking fee? If so, how much?

    Yes, $20 corkage fee per bottle.

    Are the steaks here prime? The menu says they are dry aged, but does not say if they are prime, choice or select.…

    Yes, they're prime.

    Best place to spend the night after a special dinner?

    For sure, especially the Captains Table downstairs in the kitchen. There is room for four people, and the staff go above and beyond to make it a special dinner. We all loved it, and would recommend it for any special dinner.

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