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New York people: What are some of the best steak places in town? Recommendations? Taking clients to a closing dinner. -- nm

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Apr 27 '16, 10:54

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is Pre-Chew Charlie's still around? -- (link) - dj fingerblast Apr 27, 11:17
Smith and Wollensky is pretty good as well.. (NM) - Marlowe Apr 27, 11:09 1
- Chain. -- nm - nic to be determined Apr 27, 11:52
Keens, Sparks, Del Frisco and Old Homestead are all fantastic. I would go to Old Homestead or Keens. -- nm* - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 10:58 4
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  - Agreed. -- nm - pmb Apr 27, 11:27
  - yeah, I like Del Frisco's. -- nm - Diva Apr 27, 11:24
  - I've never been but my gf said it was very good. Old Homestead is my favorite steakhouse. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:22
Outback, mate -- nm - dj fingerblast Apr 27, 10:56
Peter Lugers is the most famous one, but it's in Brooklyn (and is cash only) -- nm - decline Apr 27, 10:55
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- I love them but there's better in Manhattan. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:00 2
  - STEAAAAAAAAK!!!!! -- nm - Diva Apr 27, 11:01 1
    - I was there a couple of months ago. Sooooo good. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:04
- How difficult is it to get to from midtown Manhattan? -- nm - pmb Apr 27, 10:58 9
  - Getting there by subway is a small nightmare.. Worst line to use.. (NM) - Marlowe Apr 27, 11:10 2
    - Not the best train line, agreed. I take the J/M/Z line often and it's not terrible as much as limited in how to connect to it. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:13 1
      - And it's one of those lines that get really spotty in off-days.. - Marlowe Apr 27, 11:49
  - It'll take 30 minutes by train. Maybe ten minutes less by cab but that'll depend on the time of day. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:01 3
    - Google says 25 minutes by train, 29 by car. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:03 2
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        Good point. I took one two years ago and it was slower than the train getting me home. -- nm - Krusty Andromedon Apr 27, 11:23
  - If TV has taught me anything, it's that you can from anywhere to anywhere in NYC in the span of a commercial break. -- nm - Robert Barontheon Apr 27, 10:59
  - depends on the time of day. In my day most folks just taxied there as they're all so used to going there. - Diva Apr 27, 10:59
- Is BLT Steak still open? (So many places I used to go to are now closed.) -- nm - Diva Apr 27, 10:55

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