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Old Homestead Steakhouse

56 Ninth Ave., New York, NY 10011
nr. 15th St. See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
212-242-9040 Send to Phone

Price Range: $$$$
Reader Rating:
7.9 out of 10

14 Reviews | Write a Review
Cuisine: American Traditional, Steakhouse

Photo by Andrew Karcie

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Hours

Mon-Thu, noon-10:45pm; Fri, noon-11:30pm; Sat, noon-11:30pm; Sun, 1pm-9:30pm

Nearby Subway Stops

A, C, E at 14th St.; L at Sixth Ave.

Prices

$22-$50

Payment Methods

American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa

Special Features

Classic NY
Good for Groups
Notable Wine List
Private Dining/Party Space

Alcohol

Full Bar

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Profile

The definitive old-school Meatpacking District steakhouse, complete with a tacky cow sculpture out front, the now-shopworn Old Homestead has seen better days. But it still serves up some of the best steaks in town, and the experience is inimitable. Who knows, with the resurgence of this neighborhood as a destination for diners and revelers, the Old Homestead may someday soon be rewarded for hanging on all these years. — Steven A. Shaw

Extra

Old Homestead was one of the first American steakhouses to serve Japan's fabled Kobe beef.

Recommended Dishes

New York sirloin steak, $38

Reader Ratings

7.9

Still Love it and I don't eat red meat

mrsammy7 from 11570 | Posted on 9/4/07

Overall Reader Rating: 9 (Highly Recommended)


Food:	9
Service:	9

Décor:	8

Value:	8

Hi, The Old Homestead is changing with the neighborhood. I enjoy their food and service. The outside cafe is a terrific place for people watching and the hamburgers are great (as my friends have told me). As for me the Tuna...Read More

Good meat, Great appetizers

Natedogg72 from 92507 | Posted on 6/21/07

Overall Reader Rating: 9 (Highly Recommended)


Food:	9
Service:	7

Décor:	7

Value:	9

You will not regret it. Personally, I feel that the steak is a little better at Peter Luger, but some in my party disagreed. The cooking scale runs a little rarer than at most places but is described acurately on the...Read More