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Texas Cattle Company in St. Pete closes

| Jo-Lynn Brown
Grilled steak cooking over an open flame on a barbecue grill.

Texas Cattle Company St. Pete closes after 33 years in business, marking the end of a longtime local dining staple.

The news was confirmed by the company’s official Facebook page on November 6.

The last operating business day was November 5. 

Located at 2600 34th Street North, the restaurant had been in that location for 33 years and was known for its fresh steaks and impeccable service. 
Texas Cattle Company is owned by Talk of the Town Restaurant Group, based in Orlando. The group also manages Charley’s Steak House, FishBones and Vito’s Chop House. 
Lakeland’s location at 735 E. Main Street remains open. 

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