Wollensky's Grill (Reported Closed)

Wollensky's Grill is adjacent to Smith & Wollensky, the quintessential New York City steakhouse. Perhaps Zagat says it best: "Less highfalutin" and somewhat "cheaper" than its next-door big brother, Smith & Wollensky, this "casual" East Midtowner serves "dynamite" steaks and burgers in "high-energy" environs; it's especially beloved for its "late-dining" hours (open nightly till 2 AM).

"Get your year's quota" of beef at this "classic" Midtown steakhouse where "enormous", "juicy" cuts and "powerful" libations arrive in a "boys'-club" milieu packed with "chummy" suits "bonding over business"; staffers "straight out of the '50s" run the show, dispensing bills best settled by "expense account."

"Less highfalutin'" and somewhat "cheaper" than its next-door big brother, Smith & Wollensky, this "casual" Midtowner serves "dynamite" steaks and burgers in "high-energy" environs; it's especially beloved for its "late-dining" hours, open nightly till 2 AM.

Wollensky's Grill Restaurant Review: Smith & Wollensky may be an eating institution, but this restaurant, located behind S&W, is a nice alternative to the steakhouse featuring burgers and grilled fare for late-night diners. There are main dishes like braised short ribs, lamb chops and Dover sole meunière; and for starters, fried calamari, Maryland crab cake and shrimp cocktail. Meat is a...

Don't ask for Mr. Smith or Mr. Wollensky: names were pulled from the New York phonebook. Could be the most classic of Manhattan steakhouses, serving up meat of every incarnation. Big men in expertly tailored suits keep the world at bay in this neatly latticed, windowless bunker. Service is experienced and unobtrusive. Wollensky's Grill room covers those 1am hand-cut filet au poivre cravings....

A steakhouse to end all arguments. The quintessential NYC steakhouse.