Hana Chun, the Ops Manager was very friendly and professional. She was fully available for all of the guests even when busy. Likely he best steakhouse and ambiance in NYC. The menu and desserts rock!
You can't expect to experience NYC without steak night. This magnificent restaurant is the ultimate steakhouse experience: outstanding quality, excellent service & a beautiful authentic atmosphere.
The porterhouse is delicious, but the sides are DIVINE. The creamed corn is my favorite, and the baked potatomash is amazing. Waiter described as "Irish mac'n cheese". Choc cake is excellent & huge!
It’s pricey but worth it. One of the more st memorable meals. The steak was cooked perfectly and the potatoes were garlicky and addicting. Topped off with the layer cake. Yummmmm
Here and Sparks (go there if you want a little more room and less noise) are my favorite steak houses in NY. Smooth Old Fashions. Excellent wine list. And great steak.
A lot noisier & more of a business crowd than their spot in the Village, but the food was great (as always). Make sure to get the creamed corn side dish w/ your steak! Jade, our server, was great!
excellent 20 oz bone in rib eye, cooked to perfection & beautifully complemented by black truffle creamed spinach... steakhouses are tough, but this one is truly satisfying
My date ordered the strip medium-rare, but it came out as medium. They were very accommodating by having the new one brought out promptly and gave us complimentarytruffle shavings on our steaks
We had the filet mignon, ny strip and the special rib eye (21 day seasoned), all very good but a bit overcooked on one side, great garlic bread and Alaska dessert. Girl serving us has been great
The Chateaubriand steak was amazing but the oysters, creamed spinach and twicebaked potatoes were phenomenal. The waiter forgot to bring us the extra bread we asked for but the food alone was worth it
The porterhouse for two is one big, tasty steak. Just charred on the outside, super tender on the inside. Get it with a bottle of Belle Pente Pinot noir.
The signature strip is a bit chewy, not as good as the menu’s pricierporterhouse. But 20-ouncer is a bargain for two. Get Dry Creek cabernet sauvignon 2010 ($40) to fill the beef’s missing notes. Mehr erfahren
i found the goose fat potato to be nothing special and enjoyed the garlic fries more! Also, we got the porterhouse for 2 and shared it amongst 3 woman. STILL had leftovers and it was DIVINE
A sultry steakhouse in New York City where old-world glamour... meets modern style and sophistication. Experience the combination of charred cuts perfectly paired with decadent sides, such as Truffle Creamed Spinach and Goose Fat Potatoes. And be sure to save room for the famed 24-Layer Chocolate Cake.(Mehr anzeigen)