Now under the aegis of Dean Poll's brand and after nearly a year-long, multi-million dollar renovation, Gallaghers boasts a 220-seat dining room with a bird's-eye view of the room where the legendary steakhouse's steaks age, which now includes a selection of truly massive porterhouses capable of feeding several people.
For over 80 years, the Prohibition-era speakeasy that became Gallaghers has...
Gallagher's Steak House Restaurant Review:
Photos of famous New York figures dot the walls and red-checked tablecloths top the tables at this speakeasy-turned-steakhouse that has been in business since 1927. Most people come here for the steaks, grilled over hickory logs. But the roast prime rib of beef and lamb chops are safe bets, too, and you can't go wrong with the double cut veal chops, the calf's liver steak (only on Wednesdays...
Former speakeasy, steeped in tradition. Walls lined with vintage celebrity pics, tables topped in red and white checks. Unfortunately, crowd has devolved from rakes and rogues to overfed tourists. Dry-aged USDA Prime still grilled over hickory coals, but quality control has followed the décor over the downside of the hill. Maybe the 18th Amendment will get repealed and give this place some hope...
An old-time steakhouse serving full-flavored cuts to a mixed Theater District crowd.:
The Scene
Three wood-lined dining rooms sprawl for what seems like half a block, festooned with black-and-white photos of former sports legends, chandeliers made with thick logs and a...