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Mahogany Prime Steakhouse

  • CuisineSteakhouse
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeClassic steakhouse elegance, hushed and booth-lined, suited to business dinners and celebrations
  • Rating★ 4.7
  • Price$$$$

Mahogany Prime Steakhouse occupies a prestigious address on Farnam Street in downtown Omaha, Nebraska, and has long stood as the city's benchmark for premium dry-aged beef. The kitchen specializes in USDA Prime cuts aged in-house, drawing on Nebraska's deep cattle-ranching heritage to source beef that arrives at the table with the concentrated flavor that only proper dry-aging produces. The 32-ounce bone-in ribeye has become an emblem of the restaurant's philosophy: serious beef, serious portions, executed with technical precision.

Mahogany Prime Steakhouse

Mahogany Prime Steakhouse occupies a prestigious address on Farnam Street in downtown Omaha, Nebraska, and has long stood as the city's benchmark for premium dry-aged beef. The kitchen specializes in USDA Prime cuts aged in-house, drawing on Nebraska's deep cattle-ranching heritage to source beef that arrives at the table with the concentrated flavor that only proper dry-aging produces. The 32-ounce bone-in ribeye has become an emblem of the restaurant's philosophy: serious beef, serious portions, executed with technical precision. The dry-aged New York strip provides a leaner alternative that showcases the aging program equally well, with a tighter grain and pronounced mineral finish. Lobster bisque, rich and deeply reduced, is the starter regulars most consistently recommend, and creamed spinach alongside other classic accompaniments rounds out a menu that honors the steakhouse tradition without deviating from it. The dining room carries exactly the atmosphere the cuisine demands: dark mahogany paneling, supple leather booths, and lighting pitched low enough to encourage private conversation. The effect is formal without being cold, making the room equally suited to business dinners and anniversary celebrations. Tableside service is deliberate, and courses arrive at a pace that allows the steak to rest before slicing. The beverage program leads with bold reds from Napa and Argentina—Cabernet Sauvignons and Malbecs chosen to complement the fat and char of dry-aged beef—alongside a white and sparkling selection for those who begin with seafood. Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly for Thursday through Saturday evenings when the dining room operates at capacity. Booking one to two weeks in advance is prudent for weekend tables. OpenTable handles online reservations; the restaurant also takes phone bookings at 402-341-3434. Valet parking is available on Farnam Street, which places the restaurant within easy reach of the Old Market and most major downtown hotels.

Signature dishes

  • 32-oz bone-in ribeye
  • USDA Prime dry-aged New York strip
  • Lobster bisque
  • Creamed spinach

Good to know

Known for
USDA Prime dry-aged Nebraska beef
Hours
Mon-Thu 5pm-9pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-10pm, Sun 5pm-9pm
Reservations
Strongly recommended; reserve via OpenTable or call 402-341-3434

Location

1401 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68102

41.2596, -95.9365 View on map

Highlights

  • USDA Prime dry-aged Nebraska beef with the 32-oz bone-in ribeye as the signature cut
  • Lobster bisque widely regarded as one of the finest starters in Omaha fine dining
  • Dark mahogany dining room with leather booths and low candlelight—formal but never cold
  • Bold-red wine program with Napa and Argentine selections curated for aged beef
  • Downtown Farnam Street location with valet parking and proximity to the Old Market

Tips for visiting

  • Book one to two weeks ahead for Friday and Saturday; weeknight tables are easier on shorter notice
  • The dry-aged New York strip best showcases the aging program if only one cut is ordered
  • Order the lobster bisque to share—portions are generous and leaving room for the steak matters
  • Ask the server about the specials board for seasonal cuts not on the regular printed menu
  • Valet on Farnam Street is the smoothest arrival strategy; self-park garages are a short walk if preferred

Accessibility

Mahogany Prime Steakhouse is at street level on Farnam Street with the main dining room on a single floor. The space is generally accessible to wheelchair users; guests with specific mobility requirements are encouraged to contact the restaurant before their visit to confirm the most accessible entry and seating arrangement.

Frequently asked questions

Does Mahogany Prime Steakhouse require reservations?

Reservations are strongly recommended for all evenings and are essential on weekends. Bookings can be made via OpenTable or by calling 402-341-3434. Walk-ins may be accommodated at the bar when space permits.

What is the dress code?

Smart casual to business casual is the expected standard. Dress clothes are common on weekend evenings, though no strict jacket requirement is enforced. The leather-booth atmosphere sets a naturally elevated tone.

Does the restaurant offer a tasting menu?

Mahogany Prime operates entirely à la carte; there is no set tasting menu. Diners compose their own meal from the full menu, which allows significant flexibility in pacing and portion count.

Are there seafood or non-beef options?

Yes—the menu includes lobster tail, grilled salmon, and chicken entrées alongside the beef program. Vegetable sides are substantial enough to anchor a lighter meal for non-beef eaters.

What is parking like near the restaurant?

Valet parking is available directly on Farnam Street. Street parking and nearby downtown garages provide self-parking alternatives within a short walk of the entrance.