There’s steak, and then there’s prime rib — thick, juicy, slow-roasted, and even better with a side of au jus.

If you’re looking for prime rib in Tallahassee, you have several options, from classic steakhouse cuts to smoked prime rib and weekly specials. Here’s where to find it around town.

One tip before you go: Prime rib can sell out, and some restaurants only serve it on certain days. If you’re making a special trip, call ahead to make sure it’s available.

Where to Find Prime Rib in Tallahassee

Connors Steak & Seafood

Connors is one of the strongest bets when prime rib is specifically what you want. The steakhouse serves slow-cooked prime rib with au jus, and you’ll find plenty of classic steakhouse sides to go along with it.

Texas Roadhouse

Texas Roadhouse is another option for traditional prime rib. Their slow-roasted prime rib is served with au jus and your choice of sides. Because prime rib can sell out, this is definitely one where calling ahead isn’t a bad idea.

Georgio’s Fine Food & Spirits

This longtime Tallahassee restaurant is known for steaks, seafood and classic dinner favorites. Georgio’s is another local spot to check when you’re in the mood for prime rib.

Outback Steakhouse

Outback gives you another steakhouse option in Tallahassee. Prime rib availability and preparations can vary, so check the current menu or give the restaurant a call before making a special trip.

4 Rivers Smokehouse

Want something a little different? 4 Rivers Smokehouse lists prime rib among the meats available at its Tallahassee location. This is the one to try if you’d rather go barbecue-style than traditional steakhouse.

Prime Rib Near Tallahassee

Big Papa’s Chophouse – Quincy

If you don’t mind making the short drive to Quincy, Big Papa’s Chophouse is another one to put on your list. The locally owned steakhouse has offered smoked prime rib along with steaks, seafood and other chophouse favorites.

Off the Rails Irish Pub – Havana

Thursday is Prime Rib Night at Off the Rails Irish Pub in downtown Havana. Prime rib is served as a Thursday special starting at 5 p.m., making this one worth the short drive north of Tallahassee. Since it’s a weekly special and prime rib can sell out, we’d still recommend calling ahead before making the trip.

Looking for a Great Steak Instead?

If prime rib isn’t a requirement, you’ll have a lot more choices. Check out our guide to places to get a good steak in Tallahassee for more local options.

Know another Tallahassee restaurant serving a great prime rib? Let us know so we can check it out and add it to the list!