Scotch is a must. Mutton is slightly game-y; the fat is incredible, mix a little with a chunk of meat and let the party in your mouth begin! Prime rib was perfect!
Porterhouse steak I had last time was not bad, but somewhat disappointing as well. Price wise, it is not as high as other steakhouses, but for sure, this is not one of the best steaks in the city.
A NY steakhouse oozing of history. Try their famed mutton chop or a steak then check out their extensive collection of pipes or the "Play Bill" that Lincoln was supposedly holding when he was shot.
Established mid-19th century as part of the Lamb Club, it opened independently in 1885. Keen's is the only survivor of the Herald Square Theatre District and is known for its pipe collection and club.
The oldest (debatable) steakhouse in NY does not disappoint. Had the porterhouse for three, slab bacon, mash, and creamed spinach. Incredible. Service was first class.
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Probably the best steakhouse in NYC. Try the Prime Filet Mignon...TO DIE FOR. Creme Brulee...wow! A great red vino and you are in heaven. Ask before you leave about all the famous pipes they collected Read more
Dine on Keen's famous Mutton Chop or primo cuts of prime, aged beef, and wash it down with one of their 300 single-malt scotches. Seen on Food Paradise: Manliest Restaurants. Read more
There’s no place that more NYC than here. Don’t skip the mutton chop or the crème brulee afterwards. Looking for something more casual (and affordable), sit in the pub!
The steak here is AMAZING. Went here after Google popped up a random steak suggestion, so had little expectations. However, I think it accurately suggested what could be NY's best steak. AMAZING.
Note that the bar menu differs from dining room menu. (The delicious steak salad is bar-only.) Divine meats, tasty sides, and history, history, history. Oh, and dynamite cocktails and wine.
Cozy and livelyrestaurant. We got the filet mignon which was good, but we've had better. Service could improve! Overall a nice place, but not worthy of the high ratings.
"It has been there since the 1870s and has the memorabilia to prove it. And if you don't like to read, they also carry about 200-odd single malts." Read more