November 30, 2017 | Story
Among Fleming’s offerings are a prime dry-aged rib-eye and a prime dry-aged New York strip steak.
South Bay, get ready for meat and potatoes—the Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar way.
The upscale steakhouse chain, which already had a location in Palo Alto, recently opened in Santa Clara Square to serve up USDA prime and certified Angus beef aged 21 days, along with loaded baked potatoes; golden shoestring fries; an off-menu Yukon Gold mash with lobster; and its signature potato gratin with cream, jalapenos and cheddar.
Lighter appetites can enjoy New Zealand salmon burnished with a barbecue glaze; or shrimp and scallops atop goat cheese grits.
The handsome restaurant features floating shelves of wine bottles, as well as a glass wine room with more than 1,400 bottles. This is the place to try a new wine you’re curious about, since 100 are offered by the half or full glass, many of which are normally available elsewhere only by the bottle.
A nightly happy hour, 5 to 7pm, offers sips and noshes from $6. You may need some wine too after trying to find parking in this crowded strip-mall lot. Or valet park for $7, then text when you’re ready to leave to have your car waiting.
2762 Augustine Drive, Ste. 110, 408.346.4557
Originally published in the November/December issue of Silicon Valley
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