A new restaurant serving prime steaks and Texas- and Mexico-inspired dishes is opening in The Colony. Alamo Prime Steakhouse will debut Thursday, November 12 at Grandscape in the Colony, at 5765 Grandscape Blvd., off the Sam Rayburn Tollway.
Managing partner and executive chef Jacob Williamson will helm the kitchen, according to a release. The Dallas native, fourth generation Texan, and veteran hospitality professional with more than 15 years of culinary experience will bring to the restaurant a longstanding commitment to building relationships with Texas farmers, ranchers, and local purveyors.
About 50 percent of the restaurant's prime beef is sourced from Texas farms and ranches, according to the release, a fact that reflects the restaurant's dedication to like-minded producers and showcasing the quality and diversity of Texas ingredients.
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