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Top 10 Steakhouses in New York City

Unless you’re planning your Bachelor Party in Kansas City, New York is the apex of well-marbled, dry-aged, cooked-to-perfection grade-A steaks. It’s also a place where you’ll get tip-top service as you consume scrumptious beef cuts. Hell, there’s even a kind of cut of meat named after New York. How can you go wrong?

  1. Morton’s

    Morton’s, that old friend. Morton’s is like the Cheers of steakhouses. What you sacrifice in originality you make up for in ease and familiar calm. Not to mention high quality red meat

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  2. BLT Prime

    Laurent Tourondel, scion of the BLT line of New York eateries, is a genius and holy cow does he know meat. His burger joint downtown is among the best in the city; BLT Steak came out of nowhere

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  3. Keens

    Keens is cool - really cool. So cool that most patrons come for the after-work drinks and skip the chops. But, if you actually make it to a table or a private group room you will find that the

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  4. Angelo & Maxie's
    Angelo & Maxie’s is kind of like the girl next door. It’s not the sexiest steakhouse, but is high quality without the high maintenance, is in a great location, more affordable than
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  5. The Old Homestead

    Surrounded by the neighborhood made famous by Sex and the City, The Old Homestead is a refuge amidst the cloud of estrogen. Impeccable service from a staff so knowledgeable you’ll

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  6. Dylan Prime

    Velvet menus? Only in New York. Still, that’s what you get when you come to TriBeCa, New York’s neighborhood known for expensive lofts and hidden culinary gems. Dylan Prime is among

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  7. Strip House

    Picture this: a red bordello-style establishment, in an area of town known for its long history of Bohemian sensibility, where the term “strip” is a double entendre. Thankfully the

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  8. Peter Luger

    Peter Luger is an institution which elevates the art of beef to new heights. It is to steak what Yankee Stadium is to baseball or Madison Square Garden is to Spike Lee groupies (the one left at

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  9. Robert’s Steakhouse @ Penthouse Executive Club

    Here’s the scene: You’re upstairs at the Penthouse Club watching as a parade of gorgeous females move past offering you, well... whatever you can dream up. The waiter approaches your

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  10. Del Frisco's Double Eagle
    How cool is Del Frisco’s name? Double Eagle! It sounds more like a biker bar (or post-golf watering hole) than a steakhouse. Nonetheless, this New York landmark serves a wide variety of non-
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