Steakhouses & Chophouses in NYC
Hand-picked by Gothamly and checked against each place’s own site. Nobody paid to be here.
Hand-picked by Gothamly and checked against each place’s own site. Nobody paid to be here.
56 Ninth Ave · Open since 1868 — Texas-size slabs of prime-aged sirloin, porterhouse & filet
372 Fulton St · An 1879 oyster & chop house, revived in 2021 — the Sunken Harbor Club tiki bar upstairs
The legendary mutton chop under some 90,000 churchwarden pipes
Porterhouse for two, thick-cut bacon, no substitutes
228 W 52nd St · Speakeasy turned Broadway’s first steakhouse — dry-aged prime over hickory coals, meat locker in the window
Dry-aged sirloin, burgundy walls & a sidewalk with a notorious place in mob history
The Bridgehampton original’s Manhattan outposts — a banker’s porterhouse, properly poured
Third Ave at 49th St · The 1977 original — prime beef dry-aged and butchered in-house; Wollensky’s Grill keeps late hours
Red-velvet room, black-truffle creamed spinach — the sultriest steakhouse in town
Luger’s legendary headwaiter under the Guastavino tiles of the old Vanderbilt Hotel
56 Beaver St · Where Lobster Newburg, Eggs Benedict & Baked Alaska were born — America’s first printed menu
4 Charles St · A clubby, low-lit den for salt-crusted prime rib — English, Chicago or the bone-in King cut
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