Fleming's Steakhouse - San Antonio

Portions are generally generous for steaks and shareable sides, though guests note variability by dish. Signature cuts (e.g., 14 oz Prime Petite Bone-In Ribeye, 16 oz New York Strip, tomahawk specials) are substantial, Tomahawk portions are often described as large enough to share. Shareable sides (Fleming’s Potatoes, mac & cheese) are meant for the table. Some guests did mention smaller or skimpy appetizers on rare occasions, so portions can vary by menu item.

Business casual. Guests note that patrons tend to dress up for special occasions; while the staff enforce a polished atmosphere, attire can vary. If you’re unsure for an event, dressing smart-casual or business-casual is a safe choice.

Yes, Fleming’s San Antonio operates on major holidays (guests report dining there on Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day), but holiday menus, hours, and crowds vary. Because holidays are busy and sometimes include prix‑fixe menus or automatic gratuities, call ahead to confirm hours and offerings for the specific holiday you plan to visit.

Yes, Fleming’s Steakhouse in San Antonio is a popular date-night spot. Guests frequently praise the warm, polished ambience, attentive service, and perfectly cooked steaks that make evenings feel special. Consider a quieter weekday or an early reservation for a more intimate experience; holidays and Valentine’s Day can be very busy. Valet parking and a large wine/cocktail list add to the upscale date-night feel.

It depends on your goal: for quieter, relaxed dining choose a weekday (especially lunch or an early dinner). For value and a lively experience try Tomahawk Tuesday (popular Tomahawk special). If you want the full celebratory vibe, weekend evenings offer the classic fine‑dining atmosphere but expect it to be busy.

Yes, Fleming’s accommodates many pre-arrival requests. Guests commonly report the team helping with birthday/anniversary table setups, private dining arrangements, and special menus for events. To ensure availability (seating location, dietary needs, or celebratory touches), call the restaurant when booking so the staff can confirm details.

Fleming’s Steakhouse, San Antonio is open Monday–Saturday 11:00 am–10:00 pm and Sunday 11:00 am–9:00 pm. Social Hour is offered in the late afternoon. If you’re planning a special celebration or holiday dinner, call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

Yes, Fleming’s welcomes families and can accommodate group or family celebrations. Guests report bringing children for birthdays and graduations, and some mentions note a kid-friendly three-course option. The restaurant also offers private dining rooms and booth seating that can make family meals more comfortable. For specific accessibility needs (wheelchair seating, ADA requirements), call ahead, accessibility details aren’t specified in the provided sources.

Fleming’s offers a main dining room, bar/lounge for Social Hour and drinks, an outdoor patio, and private dining options for special events. Some guests mentioned side rooms used for overflow or private parties, if you need a booth, private room, or patio seating, request it when you reserve.

Warm, polished, and upscale, guests commonly describe Fleming’s as refined and comfortable, ideal for celebrations, date night, and business meals. It’s generally quiet enough for conversation, though large parties or holiday nights can raise the noise level. The dining room has been remodeled and many guests praise the elegant yet relaxed feel.

Generally, yes, families do dine here and guests celebrate birthdays and milestones with children. Some guests noted a child-friendly three-course option and a kids menu mentioned by a guest. Keep in mind Fleming’s is a fine-dining steakhouse, so for younger kids an early seating, a booth/private room, or calling ahead is recommended.

Reservations are recommended, the restaurant can be very busy on holidays and peak nights, and guests report waits or seating issues when fully booked. While a formal waitlist process isn’t specified in the provided sources, the safest bet is to reserve in advance and call the restaurant if you expect to arrive early or late; they can advise on availability and waiting procedures.

For a quieter experience, aim for weekday lunch or an early weekday dinner; guests mention weekday lunches as calm and consistent. If you want the Tomahawk special and a livelier vibe, try Tomahawk Tuesday (popular). Avoid major holidays and Valentine’s weekend if you prefer a low‑key meal, those nights are very busy. Social Hour (about 4–6 PM) is good for value and a livelier bar scene.

Yes, Fleming’s San Antonio offers private dining and can accommodate parties and catered events. Guests frequently use this location for birthdays, anniversaries, graduation dinners, and corporate luncheons; staff are experienced with special‑occasion setup.

Busiest: holiday evenings (Thanksgiving, Valentine’s Day), weekend dinners, and nights with large groups. Quietest: weekday lunches and off-peak early dinners are mentioned by guests as more relaxed. Expect the bar and Social Hour to be lively daily between late afternoon and early evening.