Where's the best steak in NYC?
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Sue, Mr. Ed, was obviously joking -- he is a talking horse after all, isn't he.
No one who has ever eaten a real steak would recommend Tad's. Trust me!
Peter Luger's #1 But you need to book months ahead.
Smith and Wollensky #2
Michael Jordan's gets great reviews, can't comment personally.
No one who has ever eaten a real steak would recommend Tad's. Trust me!
Peter Luger's #1 But you need to book months ahead.
Smith and Wollensky #2
Michael Jordan's gets great reviews, can't comment personally.
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Palm, Palm Too (most casual of three), Palm West
Sparks (may be most expensive)
Morton's
Peter Luger
Smith & Wollensky
Never heard of Tad's...don't trust response.
Zagat.com good suggestion...check the places out for yourself online. Also, I went to Michael Jordan's...it was fine, but small portions for the $...I'd recommend the others mentioned above before Jordan's.
Sparks (may be most expensive)
Morton's
Peter Luger
Smith & Wollensky
Never heard of Tad's...don't trust response.
Zagat.com good suggestion...check the places out for yourself online. Also, I went to Michael Jordan's...it was fine, but small portions for the $...I'd recommend the others mentioned above before Jordan's.
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If you want the best steak in NY, go to Peter Luger's, no matter what time of day you can get a reservation (you should be able to get an "off hour" reservation not on a Fri or Sat).
PLEASE stay away from Smith and Wollensky, as the only thing more unsatisfying than the steaks is the service! This steak house has rested on its reputation for so many years now that i don't even use the word "good" anymore.
PLEASE stay away from Smith and Wollensky, as the only thing more unsatisfying than the steaks is the service! This steak house has rested on its reputation for so many years now that i don't even use the word "good" anymore.
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If you want great steak with a casual atmosphere (definitely not a coat and tie required type of place), Gallagher's is a good choice. I'm sure that for the purist, S&W, Peter Luger's et al may be a bit better but Gallagher's has an amazing lunch special for $20.02 (they did a few months ago - hopefully they still have it). If you can make lunch the big meal of the day it's a fantastic value - starter, entree with side (filet was one of the entree choices) and dessert. It was probably the best value for the $$ meal I've ever had in NYC. At dinner their prices are far from moderate but that lunch special was (is?) unbeatable.
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My choices, in order of my personal preference, are:
1. Sparks--perfect everything--atmosphere, service, drinks, and most inportantly, steak. Chef cooks exactly as you order it.
2. Strip House. A little different, skews younger and more women. Very good steak, incredible sides.
3. Post House. Good food, a bit over priced and a very male, expense account vibe.
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10. Smith & Wollensky. Definitely coasting on its old reputation. Overpriced, mediocre steak, harried testy service, and an insanely overpriced wine list. Nothing under $70 or so my last trip.
Even never having eaten there, I would say the best is Peter Luger's. Palm can be very good, but can also have terrible nights, according to my boyfriend.
For something a little different, you could try an Argentinian steakhouse, like Pampa. Not Luger's, but very good a not what you would find at the usuak steak place at home.
1. Sparks--perfect everything--atmosphere, service, drinks, and most inportantly, steak. Chef cooks exactly as you order it.
2. Strip House. A little different, skews younger and more women. Very good steak, incredible sides.
3. Post House. Good food, a bit over priced and a very male, expense account vibe.
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10. Smith & Wollensky. Definitely coasting on its old reputation. Overpriced, mediocre steak, harried testy service, and an insanely overpriced wine list. Nothing under $70 or so my last trip.
Even never having eaten there, I would say the best is Peter Luger's. Palm can be very good, but can also have terrible nights, according to my boyfriend.
For something a little different, you could try an Argentinian steakhouse, like Pampa. Not Luger's, but very good a not what you would find at the usuak steak place at home.
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The Palm West (50th btw Bway & 8th), particularly if you're staying in Times Square. Zagat's and many NY'ers rate Peter Luger's #1, but aside from the fact that it's a trip to get there, it's not my kind of steak. The steaks are not charbroiled and instead are dripping in butter. As for price and atmosphere, they are all pretty much the same, $30 for a huge steak (a single can probably be shared), and casual to dressy, depending on your mood. The Palm West, unlike the other Palms, has a pleasant atmostphere, and the service is warm and efficient. Just thinking of their delicious steak, potatoes, onions and creamed spinach makes me hungry!
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I've never been that impressed by Peter Luger's having eaten there a number of times, but if you do go BRing plenty-o-cash! (or get a Peter Luger Charge card - last time I checked, still no MC or VISA accepted)
MY Personal all time favorites are
1. Old Homestead (they have great Seafood too - unlike P.L.!)
2. Sparks
3. Gallaghers
MY Personal all time favorites are
1. Old Homestead (they have great Seafood too - unlike P.L.!)
2. Sparks
3. Gallaghers