The Rex Steakhouse

The Rex offers a main dining room across two floors, an upstairs/second‑floor patio, a cocktail lounge, a bar/counter area and comfortable booths.

For a quieter dinner, weekday Monday evenings tend to be calm; if you want a livelier night, head there Friday or Saturday when The Rex runs its Drift Cocktail Lounge.

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished clothing rather than formalwear, and many guests do dress up a touch for anniversaries and special occasions.

Yes, The Rex offers outdoor patio seating, including an upstairs/second‑floor patio that guests reserve and enjoy, and staff have even turned on heaters for chilly nights.

The Rex blends upscale, warm hospitality with wood‑fired cooking across two floors, reviewers call it elegant yet welcoming, with attentive service and a quieter upstairs patio option.

Yes, The Rex Steakhouse welcomes private parties as part of its offering, and the restaurant’s dining rooms and Drift Cocktail Lounge are used for special nights and gatherings.

Yes, guests report adding notes to their OpenTable reservations for seating or celebration requests, and staff commonly respond with thoughtful touches like signed birthday cards, complimentary champagne, or dessert.

Guests note that many sides and some starters are generously sized and meant for sharing, several reviews say sides are large enough for two and some appetizers are "way too much for two."

Sunday is a standout, guests call out Sunday nights for Prime Rib and martini night, and many praise the Prime Rib as a special experience.

Yes, The Rex is often chosen for anniversaries and date nights, with guests praising the quiet upstairs patio, attentive service, and thoughtful celebratory touches.

Yes, families do dine here: guests note big family dinners and celebrations, and staff frequently add thoughtful touches like signed birthday/anniversary cards and complimentary treats.