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219 E. 44th St., New York, NY, 10017
nr. Third Ave.
212-682-5678
pinaynj from 07733 | Posted on 12/18/09
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This restaurant is a block away from work, so obviously very convenient for me. I have been there three times; the last one was yesterday when I treated a colleague to lunch. She requested a paper napkin as she didn't like the very stiff overstarched cloth napkin. The waiter (Jimmy) came back with small paper napkins used to lay glasses/drinks on at the bar. The napkins were used and dirty, with drink spots , on them and I complained to Jimmy about that -- he didn't even apologize for those dirty napkins. Both my colleague and I are non-white, and therefore, we felt discriminated against, or was it just an oversight on the waiter's part? This waiter, Jimmy, should have more training and learn to treat customers properly. The food was good though.
timothy86 from 11561 | Posted on 3/30/09
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The food is amazing! The steaks come out any way you like them and the sides are served family style. They give you so much food and it is so good. The restaurant is very quiet and relaxed and great for couples. The only reason it didn't get a 10 is because the decor is a bland. Otherwise it is great!
BILLK from 11379 | Posted on 1/30/08
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IF YOU THINK LUGERS IS GOOD YOU HAVEN'T BEEN TO BEN AND JACKS . SERVICE IS EXCELLENT AND THE STEAK IS EVEN BETTER. IF YOU LIKE GREAT FOOD AT A GOOD PRICE THIS IS THE PLACE. AND IT DOSEN'T ONLY HAVE TO BE STEAK.
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