Elegant dining space offers stunning views over Grand Central Station with rich, deep colors and a beautiful bar. Atmosphere blends sophistication and warmth, creating a remarkable setting for meals and cocktails. Different rooms provide varied experiences, suited for casual dinners or dates.
Trolley Prime Rib stands out with its insanely delicious flavor and tender texture. It pairs well with sides like buttery mashed potato and potato gratin for a hearty meal.
Seafood offerings include incredibly fresh fish and well-prepared oysters. Fish tacos stand out as a very good option, with a solid range of dishes for those avoiding meat.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand shortly after opening.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours on weekends.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and mobile payments only.
Open, tiled space hosts live jazz and lounge music, creating a lively atmosphere that fills the room with energy. Crowds of all ages gather, giving a family-friendly local hotspot vibe. Rooftop bar offers stunning ocean views and a relaxed setting for drinks.
Prime rib comes out tender, juicy, and full of flavor with a gorgeous crust. Tuesdays feature perfectly finished meat that stands out.
Fresh oysters stand out with a raw bar focus that includes jumbo shrimp. Clams also feature as a top dish alongside the amazing oysters.
Good to know
Margie's features a 'Prime and Wine' special with $40 prime rib and half off bottles of wine.
Mondays are half-off house cocktails.
Go on Thursday night for the live music.
Restaurant showcases Art Deco design with an open kitchen and warm sunset vibes. Atmosphere feels cozy and beautiful with uplifting music enhancing the mood. Signature features include a martini cart serving custom cocktails and table-side prime rib downstairs.
Prime rib comes tableside from a cart, cooked to tender perfection and served with au jus. Generous cuts make it a standout main course, often paired with potato puree.
Oysters stand out with fresh, rich flavor. Dishes like shrimp and grits with head on and soft shell crab offer solid variety. Fish and chips and salmon also deliver satisfying seafood options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during restaurant week due to high demand.
The restaurant is on the pricey side at $168 per person with tip.
The stairs to the bathroom may be challenging for senior citizens.
Steakhouse blends traditional Korean aesthetics with mid-century modern design in a space featuring warm wood finishes and semi-open kitchen views. Atmosphere is chill and upscale with lively music and thoughtful lighting, creating a comfortable setting for conversation. A chic bar area serves crafted cocktails, adding to the sophisticated yet relaxed vibe.
Tender and juicy prime rib stands out with a soft texture that melts easily. The king's cut offers a phenomenal flavor that pairs well with brioche.
Extremely fresh oysters come at $1 each during happy hour, served with three lemon wedges and no extra dressing. Yellowfin raw fish stands out as exquisite, and the seafood sauce adds a flavorful touch to the dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Dress code is smart casual; no shorts or flip-flops allowed.
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during peak dinner hours.
French steakhouse combines modern elegance with an intimate, cozy atmosphere featuring high ceilings and velvet seating. Spacious bar area accommodates walk-ins, while the open kitchen and soothing colors create a relaxing, upscale vibe. Noise control balances liveliness and privacy, attracting diners seeking both sophistication and comfort.
Outstanding prime rib takes center stage with rich flavor and tender texture. It consistently impresses and stands out as a highlight.
Fresh oysters stand out with excellent taste. The seafood tower and plateau come beautifully presented and highlight a fresh take on classic seafood dishes.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for large groups.
Expect a sophisticated menu featuring local ingredients and seasonal dishes.
The steakhouse has a deep wine list for pairing with meals.
Steakhouse features an enormous dry aging room and an open kitchen where chefs prepare meals in view. Atmosphere blends old-school jazz with classy, buzzing energy, creating a lively yet refined dining experience. Seating is crowded, with tables close together, enhancing a bustling vibe.
Prime rib comes out perfectly cooked and tender, often melting in your mouth without sauce. The medium rare prime rib sandwich pairs well with crispy fries and stands out for lunch.
Shrimp and lobster dumplings stand out as a delicious appetizer. Oysters and beef carpaccio also serve as solid starters. The menu features excellent seafood alongside classic steaks and roast chicken.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for lunch courses on weekends.
Lunch course is available until 4pm on weekends.
Expect around $130 per person for a meal with drinks, tips not included.
Steak house offers an intimate, clubby interior with classical music and a snug patio that extends the dining experience outdoors with air-conditioned seating. The atmosphere feels quaint and charming, perfect for quiet conversation and special occasions. Limited seating creates a cozy vibe without feeling cramped.
Prime rib stands out for its exceptional tenderness and rich flavor. The dinner menu highlights this cut as a centerpiece with an outstanding dining experience.
Sautéed shrimp stands out with rich flavor and perfect cooking. The shrimp scampi comes with a bold, rich sauce and fresh, crunchy toast. Oysters also add a fresh, briny touch to the seafood options.
Good to know
Reservations need to be booked 30 days in advance.
Reservations open on their website 7 days ahead and refresh at 9am ET daily.
The market price for the porterhouse was $350.
Chophouse restaurant offers stunning water views and a beautiful interior with a welcoming bar and cozy upstairs area. Atmosphere stays pleasantly quiet, allowing easy conversation without crowding. Outdoor dining provides a relaxed vibe with scenic surroundings.
Rich and savory prime rib stands out alongside buttery caviar and crisp halibut. Prime rib sandwiches also feature prominently with fresh salad and burrata.
Oysters earn a 5 out of 5 rating for freshness and flavor. Salt baked sea bass offers a delicate texture and a surprising presentation that stands out.
Good to know
Reservations are needed for dining at the restaurant.
The meal with drinks and side orders costs about $300 per person.
Happy hour is available downstairs after work.
Luxurious midcentury steakhouse with golden opulence and stunning architecture creates an exclusive atmosphere. Live table-side preparations add an immersive, sensory experience. The space features large private tables and a legendary design that invites relaxed yet refined dining.
Prime rib arrives on a trolley and gets sliced right at the table. It stays perfectly pink, well seasoned, and tender enough to fall apart with a lot of meat to take home.
Icy-fresh oysters stand out alongside a flawless fish soup and well-executed seafood dishes. The menu also features a pasta press and perfectly cooked meats that complement the seafood offerings.
Good to know
You should consider making a reservation if you want to dine here.
Prices are high, such as $90 for a 20 oz. NY Strip Steak.
There are only two bathrooms, which can cause long wait times.
Rotating restaurant offers 360-degree panoramic views of the city skyline with a full floor rotation every two hours. Soft live piano music creates a cozy, vibey atmosphere alongside stunning city views. The setting combines an unusual dining concept with a relaxed, elegant energy.
Prime rib comes out perfectly medium rare and tender with a mild horseradish sauce. The Dry Aged Ribeye has an incredible crust and edges out the prime rib au jus in flavor. Both the prime rib and Picanha steak are remarkably tender and well cooked.
Oysters feature prominently alongside crab cake and swordfish. The seafood options come with a mix of other dishes like chicken and cheesecake.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during peak hours.
The kitchen closes at 10:00 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Parking is available in a garage across the street for convenience.
Exposed pipes line the ceiling, creating a historic chophouse vibe with old-school New York decor. The atmosphere feels classic and timeless, filled with vintage memorabilia and a sense of tradition. Guests enjoy a unique dining experience that blends rich history with hearty steakhouse energy.
Prime rib stands out for its great quality and juicy texture. It arrives perfectly cooked and seasoned, often served in portions large enough for two people.
Oysters Rockefeller come with a wonderful flavor and a perfect mignonette sauce. The filet and lobster dish pairs excellent seafood with a hearty main course.
Good to know
Reservations are required as this is a popular restaurant.
The portions at the steakhouse are quite big, so definitely come hungry.
If you mention an anniversary when reserving, they celebrate with ice cream and candles.
Bar area features Jazz Age murals and dim, intimate lighting that create an elegant, old-school Manhattan vibe. The space combines classic New York decor with lively jazz music and a bustling bar scene. Patrons enjoy carefully crafted cocktails and a setting that feels like stepping into another era.
Incredibly tender prime rib stands out here. The Prime Rib French Dip features melted Gruyere and a flavorful au jus, making it well-executed and unique.
Oysters stand out for their freshness. The seafood platter offers a variety of super fresh and flavorful options. The spicy shrimp pasta also adds a notable kick to the seafood selection.
Good to know
A reservation is effectively REQUIRED to be seated for dinner service.
They take reservations 14 days in advance at 9am.
Without wine, expect to spend at least $100-150 for a meal.
Steakhouse offers impressive city views and a remarkable wine cellar in a beautiful venue with multiple dining areas. Atmosphere ranges from lively and noisy in main dining rooms to more intimate settings like private party rooms and mezzanine seating. Guests often enjoy high-quality steaks paired with excellent cocktails and wines.
Bone-in prime rib eye starts at 16oz and comes with truffle butter. It is 45-day dry-aged, thick cut, and cooked to perfect medium rare with juicy tenderness and bold, meaty flavor.
Shrimp dishes come out crispy and spicy with balanced flavors. The seafood tower features fresh and savory options like crab cake and shrimp dynamite.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often fully booked.
The Valentine's special includes a complimentary glass of champagne.
The New Year's Eve experience features a special menu and live music.
Outdoor seating by the water offers scenic marina views and a pleasant atmosphere. Valet parking and warm towels add to the comfortable dining experience. The setting feels like a 1950s movie set with clean, well-maintained interiors.
Fresh catch fish and delectable shrimp stand out here. The seafood salad and shrimp Parmesan offer delicious, topnotch flavors.
Good to know
The restaurant is suitable for private events and celebrations.
Reservations are recommended for large parties to ensure seating.
Parking on-site is best as street parking is limited.
Quintessential high-end steakhouse with a loud, boisterous atmosphere and an exclusive club vibe. Spacious layout contrasts with some cramped booths and high air conditioning. An adjoining room offers an intimate bar with skilled mixologists.
Prime rib features outstanding flavor and perfect texture with a flavorful au jus. It stands out as a favorite choice, often described as very good or even the best steak available.
Seafood tower offers a fresh, tasty selection that contrasts well with steak. The shrimp cocktail stands out as incredible, and snow crab is available during its season.
Good to know
The "Weekend Wine Dinner" is offered Thursday through Saturday after 8:00 PM for $95 per person.
The weekend wine dinner includes 3 courses and unlimited wine for $95.
The Prix Fixe promotion is only available on Fridays and Saturdays after 8:30 PM.
Multiple music sources create a loud, energetic atmosphere where conversation is difficult. Rooftop area offers varied seating and a retractable roof, enhancing the vibe with a full bar and live DJ. The space includes event rooms and a bar, providing diverse experiences across different floors.
Prime rib comes with a Monday special that offers a good deal but varies in flavor. Some orders, like the prime rib sandwich, can take about 40 minutes to arrive.
Seafood options include fresh clams and oysters, with $1 oysters available. Dishes like seafood gumbo, spicy crab bisque, shrimp scampi pizza, and buffalo shrimp mac and cheese stand out for their flavors.
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The class costs $50 plus tax and includes an appetizer, salad, beverages, and dessert.
Tuesdays feature a lobster bake special for $33, including soup, lobster, clams, and mussels.
Happy hour on the rooftop offers a $10 pizza and beer deal.
Dark wooden interiors create an old-time feel with dimmed lighting that fosters a warm and intimate atmosphere. The space offers cozy booths by the bar and a family-oriented, welcoming vibe. It blends old world charm with a relaxed, upscale steakhouse experience.
Prime rib comes out perfectly cooked and consistently amazing. Pair it with creamed spinach or Brussels sprouts for a solid meal.
Good to know
The Thursday night special includes a prime rib meal for $24.99.
Evening reservations are suggested due to limited seating.
Expect to pay a minimum of $50 per person for dinner.
Steakhouse splits into two sections with casual and spirited ambiance and a more traditional side. Air conditioning runs cold, creating a buzzing, lively atmosphere that sometimes feels like a bar. Seating can be tight and cozy, with some areas noisy and others more relaxed.
Prime rib comes medium rare and pairs well with cream of spinach and hashbrowns. The prime rib sandwich offers a perfect size with au jus and onion strings.
Starters include shrimp cocktail and tuna tartar. Oysters come by the half dozen and stand out. Thick bacon often accompanies seafood dishes.
Good to know
A reservation is required for dining, especially during peak hours.
Expect to spend $150-$200 per person for a full meal.
Portions are large, often too big for one person.