West Side Steakhouse
597 10th Ave
New YorkNY10036
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West Side Steakhouse now serving Wine, Beer and Spirits.
West Side Steakhouse is New York City's newest hot spot featuring classic steakhouse dishes such as Caesar salad, shrimp cocktail, crab cakes, slab bacon and aged, Certified Angus, premium steaks, just to name a few.
Our new west side eatery combines the old world charm of a traditional steakhouse with a modern look. With its unique...
West Side Steakhouse is New York City's newest hot spot featuring classic steakhouse dishes such as Caesar salad, shrimp cocktail, crab cakes, slab bacon and aged, Certified Angus, premium steaks, just to name a few.
Our new west side eatery combines the old world charm of a traditional steakhouse with a modern look. With its unique...
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West Side Steakhouse is New York City's newest hot spot featuring classic steakhouse dishes such as Caesar salad, shrimp cocktail, crab cakes, slab bacon and dry aged premium steaks, just to name a few.
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West Side Steakhouse is New York City's newest hotspot featuring classic steakhouse dishes such as shrimp cocktail, cured salmon, and dry aged premium steaks.195580ATTR:RESERVATIONONLINE ORDERINGSTEAK HOUSERESTAURANT
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West Side Steakhouse is New York City's newest hot spot featuring classic steakhouse dishes such as Caesar salad, shrimp cocktail, crab cakes, slab bacon and dry aged premium steaks, just to name a few.
Our new west side eatery combines the old world charm of a traditional steakhouse with a modern look. With its unique "Old New York City" motif, the West Side Steakhouse will...
West Side Steakhouse is New York City's newest hot spot featuring classic steakhouse dishes such as Caesar salad, shrimp cocktail, crab cakes, slab bacon and dry aged premium steaks, just to name a few.
Our new west side eatery combines the old world charm of a traditional steakhouse with a modern look. With its unique "Old New York City" motif, the West Side Steakhouse will...
