These 6 on the map
The 6 steakhouses on this page, pinned where they actually are. Tap a marker to see which one it is — all 20 are on the map in the Whosly app.
New York steakhouses
The old chophouses are in Midtown and downtown, several open since the 1800s. The newer rooms grill Korean or Argentine style.
6 of the 20
Peter Luger
Williamsburgsteakhouse$$$$Under the Williamsburg Bridge since 1887, with waiters who steer you to the porterhouse for two, thick-cut bacon and creamed spinach.
Keens Steakhouse
Herald Squaresteakhouse$$$$An 1885 chophouse whose ceilings are lined with old clay churchwarden pipes. The mutton chop is the signature order; the dark pub room takes the overflow.
Delmonico's
Financial Districtsteakhouse$$$$At Beaver and William Streets since 1837, and the kitchen where the Delmonico steak, its boneless ribeye, was created in 1850.
Gallaghers Steakhouse
Theater Districtsteakhouse$$$$Opened as a speakeasy on West 52nd Street in 1927. Steaks are dry-aged on the premises and grilled over hickory coals.
Cote
FlatironKorean steakhouse$$$$Simon Kim's Korean steakhouse grills dry-aged beef at the table; the Butcher's Feast is the set menu to get.
El Gauchito
ElmhurstArgentine steakhouse$$An Argentine butcher shop and dining room on Corona Avenue since 1979: parrillada at the tables, chorizo and morcilla to take home. Closed Wednesdays.
The other 14
The 20 are spread across 15 neighborhoods. Williamsburg (3), Midtown (2), Midtown East (2) and Theater District (2) have the most; Astoria, Downtown Brooklyn, East Village, Elmhurst, Financial District, Flatiron, Garment District, Herald Square, Meatpacking District, Riverdale and West Village have one each.
+14 more in the app
An 1868 chophouse with a cow over the door, English-cut prime rib in a tiny West Village room, the old Four Seasons grill room's prime rib cart, a kosher French steakhouse with its own butcher shop, and more.
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For more of the city's big American rooms, see our American list.
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All 20, on your own map
This page is 6 of them. The NYC Steakhouse pack in Whosly has all 20 — add it and every one drops onto your map, ready to save, rate and turn into a plan your friends RSVP to from a text, no app needed to answer. The pack is included with Planner Pro.
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