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    Restaurant in Omaha, United States

    Omaha Prime

    100Pearl Points

    Steakhouse Night

    Omaha Prime, Restaurant in Omaha

    About Omaha Prime

    Omaha Prime is the practical Old Market pick for a classic steakhouse dinner, especially when the group wants a central location and familiar occasion format. Choose 801 Chophouse for a more defined steakhouse brand feel, Dynamite Woodfire Grill for a fire-led room, or V. Mertz for a quieter, more intimate dinner.

    Omaha Prime is an evening option in Omaha with verified hours Monday through Saturday and Sunday closure. The most reliable planning details are practical ones: it opens at 5 PM, closes at 9 PM Monday through Thursday, and closes at 10 PM on Friday and Saturday.

    Use this page as a grounded planning read rather than a menu deep dive. Publicly verified details here do not establish a specific cuisine, chef, awards history, price point, private dining setup, or service format, so the safest way to evaluate Omaha Prime is by timing, dress code, and how it fits into an Omaha dinner plan.

    Use it for dinner planning, not for unverified menu discovery

    Omaha Prime is best considered when the group wants an evening meal in Omaha and can work within a Monday-to-Saturday dinner schedule. It is not a lunch pick based on the verified hours, and Sunday is not an option.

    If the decision is between here and 801 Chophouse, compare the practical details that matter for the night: timing, preferred setting, and how each fits the group's plans. Dynamite Woodfire Grill, J. Gilbert's Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood, Lone Tree Landing, and V. Mertz can also be useful comparison points for diners considering other options.

    The group-dinner read

    For groups, the main verified advantages are the evening schedule and the business-casual dress code. Omaha Prime may fit a planned dinner better than an improvised meal, especially because the hours are concentrated in the evening and the restaurant is closed on Sunday.

    For readers comparing dining options broadly, the most reliable approach is to confirm current details directly with each venue before making a plan. If the night is still undefined, compare Omaha Prime against other restaurants by verified hours, dress expectations, and how well each option fits the evening.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What should I order at Omaha Prime?

    Verified public details for Omaha Prime do not establish specific dishes, menu structure, or signature items. Check the current menu directly before you go, especially if a particular dish or dietary need matters. For another comparison, consider 801 Chophouse.

    Is lunch or dinner better at Omaha Prime?

    Dinner is the verified option. Omaha Prime is open Monday through Thursday from 5 PM to 9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5 PM to 10 PM, and closed Sunday. No lunch hours are verified.

    What should a first-timer know about Omaha Prime?

    Plan around evening hours in Omaha rather than a midday visit. Omaha Prime opens at 5 PM Monday through Saturday, closes at 9 PM most weeknights, stays open until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday, and is closed Sunday. If you are comparing other options, Dynamite Woodfire Grill is another choice to review.

    What should I wear to Omaha Prime?

    The verified dress code is business casual. That makes neat, polished dinner attire a sensible choice. For a different comparison, Lone Tree Landing may be worth considering.

    Is Omaha Prime good for a special occasion?

    It can work for a planned dinner if the hours and business-casual dress code fit the occasion. The strongest verified planning facts are its evening schedule, later Friday and Saturday closing time, and Sunday closure. V. Mertz is another option to compare for a planned night out.

    Location

    415 S 11th St, Omaha, NE 68102

    Omaha, United States

    Compare Omaha Prime

    How it compares

    Omaha Prime is the downtown steakhouse option for diners who want the format to be familiar and the logistics easy. Compared with V. Mertz, it is less about intimacy and more about a classic occasion dinner. Compared with Dynamite Woodfire Grill, it reads more traditional than fire-led.

    Cross-shop 801 Chophouse if a clearly defined steakhouse brand matters. Consider J. Gilbert's Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood if the group wants a broader steak-and-seafood lane, and Lone Tree Landing if the table is open to a less steakhouse-specific Omaha dinner.

    Where to go if this is not the right fit

    If the goal is a more polished steakhouse brand experience, choose 801 Chophouse. If the group wants a quieter dinner with more intimate-room energy, choose V. Mertz.

    How Omaha Prime compares in Omaha

    Choose Omaha Prime when the priority is a classic downtown steakhouse dinner with low decision friction. 801 Chophouse is the stronger cross-shop for diners who want a more clearly branded steakhouse experience, while Omaha Prime is the simpler Old Market play when location and category matter more than a highly defined concept.

    Dynamite Woodfire Grill is the better fit for diners who want a wood-fire angle and a more contemporary grill-room feel. J. Gilbert's Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood is the peer to consider when the table wants steak and seafood in a broader suburban-style steakhouse format.

    For a quieter or more intimate dinner, V. Mertz is the smarter alternative. Lone Tree Landing belongs in the comparison set for readers who are less tied to the steakhouse category and more focused on an easy Omaha dinner with a different room feel.

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