Morton's, The Steakhouse

Morton's, The Steakhouse in Arlington is an upscale American steakhouse for diners who want a premium meal built around classic steakhouse signatures. It is best understood as a dinner choice: the price point is $100 per person, the dress code is business casual, evening hours run daily, with later closing on Friday and Saturday.

The main reason to choose this Arlington restaurant is the steakhouse format. The cuisine is upscale American steakhouse, the confirmed signature dishes include USDA Prime filet mignon, Cajun ribeye, lobster macaroni shells and cheese, lobster bisque, Morton’s Legendary Sundae. That gives the meal a clear shape: steak, rich sides or soup, a traditional dessert.

Order like the occasion matters, not like every add-on is necessary

The smarter order here starts with the steakhouse core and adds selectively. The signatures point to USDA Prime filet mignon, Cajun ribeye, lobster macaroni shells and cheese, lobster bisque, Morton’s Legendary Sundae, which gives a useful map of the confirmed strengths: prime beef, lobster dishes, a classic steakhouse finish. For two people, a steak order with one richer side may make more sense than trying to turn the table into a full survey of the menu.

Because the listed hours begin at 4 PM, plan this as an evening meal rather than a lunch stop. Hours are 4–9 PM Monday through Thursday, 4–10 PM Friday and Saturday, 4–9 PM Sunday. If the occasion matters, those hours make it direct to frame the meal as a planned dinner rather than an all-day dining option.

The recognition supports the premium-steakhouse positioning

The confirmed external recognition is the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in 2026. For an upscale American steakhouse at around $100 per person, that recognition supports the restaurant’s premium positioning.

The available details point to a business-casual steakhouse rather than a casual neighborhood room. The right expectation is a composed dinner built around confirmed signatures, not a highly experimental or surprise-driven meal. Guests who want a dependable premium steakhouse format in Arlington are the best fit.

Dress business casual and plan around dinner hours. The restaurant is open from 4 PM daily, with hours until 9 PM most nights and until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. At this price point, it is most sensible as a planned dinner or polished night out.

Who should book, who should skip it

Book this if the decision hinges on an upscale dinner, an occasion where steak is the anchor, or a diner who wants an upscale American steakhouse in Arlington. Skip it if you are looking for lunch, a low-cost casual meal, or a restaurant experience centered on something other than classic steakhouse dishes.