Delmonico's Review

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Delmonico's

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As the oldest continually operating restaurant in New York City, opened in 1837, austere Delmonico's is steeped in cultural, political, and culinary history. Lobster Newburg and Baked Alaska were invented here—and are still served. Inside the stately mahogany-panel dining room, tuck into the classic Delmonico's steak, a 20-ounce boneless rib eye smothered with frizzled onions, and don't forget to order creamed spinach on the side.

  • Keep in mind: Reservations essential.
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, DC, MC, V
  • Closed: Closed Sun. No lunch weekends
  • Subway: 2, 3 to Wall St.; R, W to Whitehall St./South Ferry; 4, 5 to Bowling Green

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