MASHANTUCKET, CT — David Burke Prime Steakhouse at Foxwoods Resort Casino will reopen Nov. 6.
The steakhouse is reopening following a fire in November 2025.
Since then, the restaurant has undergone "significant renovations and enhancements throughout," according to a Foxwoods statement.
The five-alarm blaze at the restaurant in the Grand Pequot Tower left three firefighters hospitalized and took several hours to extinguish.
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Improvements at the restaurant were made to the dining room, bar, kitchen and guest amenities.
"The reopening of David Burke Prime Steakhouse feels like coming home, and we're proud to welcome guests back on Friday, November 6," Stephen Goglia, president and CEO of Craveable Hospitality Group, said in a statement. "I'm incredibly proud of our team for bringing this moment to life, and deeply grateful to Foxwoods Resort Casino and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation for their partnership and support. We also want to extend our sincere thanks to the Mashantucket Pequot Fire Department, Foxwoods personnel and our own staff for their swift response last November and for helping ensure everyone's safety."
The renovations include banquette and booth seating added to the dining room, a "new modern stone bar top,: an expanded wine program and an updated menu with a wide variety of sushi, signature appetizers, steaks and entrees "the restaurant is known for," according to the statement.
David Burke Prime is a 13,000-square-foot steakhouse that that opened in 2008, according to the restaurant's website. The steakhouse is located in the tower in the 300 block of Trolley Line Boulevard.
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