Can 2 share a steak for 1 at Peter Luger's?
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I don't understand what the harm is in calling and asking a question. I have seen numerous articles in newpapers and magazines on how various restaurants around the world deal with issues like sharing plates, uncorking bottles of wine brought from private wine cellars, etc. It is a legitimate question, they're not going to know who you are when you call, and if they deal with it rudely then you know not to go there.
Dan: By the way, I don't know where you're staying but lots of hotel rooms have small refrigerators or minibars which can be used for storing leftovers. Many times while in New York I have had a great second meal for lunch the next day following a great dinner I couldn't finish the night before.
Dan: By the way, I don't know where you're staying but lots of hotel rooms have small refrigerators or minibars which can be used for storing leftovers. Many times while in New York I have had a great second meal for lunch the next day following a great dinner I couldn't finish the night before.
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Just learned something else about Peter Lugers in today's NY Times. At lunchtime you can get a Luger burger for $4.95, which at that price, the Times rightfully calls it a "steal"! Before you ask, I would tend to doubt you can get it an dinnertime!
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Just learned something else about Peter Lugers in today's NY Times. At lunchtime you can get a Luger burger for $4.95, which at that price, the Times rightfully calls it a "steal"! Before you ask, I would tend to doubt you can get it an dinnertime!
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I hear that you asking for a menu at Peter Luger will uncover your true identity as a tourist. So do we just ask for the porterhouse for 2 (for mom, dad and 13 yr old)? Dare I ask (forum folks, not, heaven forbid the waiter!) if they have chicken or pasta for our non-carnivore 11 yr. old daughter?
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Peter Luger's is a fine Steak House - famous for their quality and portions. You can't get near the place without a reservation. Go hungry. If you leave a few bites - so what? If you really want to know their "attitude" about sharing, why not just call and ask? But, really, when folks go out to dinner, it's customary to order an entree for (each of) yourselves. It just seems terribly inconsiderate (to me) to the proprietors and the service staff to "split" a main course...You could always sit at the bar... Or, find a place with smaller portions within your budget.