America's OLDEST STEAKHOUSE! Old Homestead Steakhouse NYC Review

When it comes to the oldest steakhouses in NYC, many of those steakhouses are also the oldest steakhouses in the US. The list of the oldest steakhouses in America include: Keens Steakhouse, Peter Luger Steak House, Gallaghers Steakhouse, and Sparks Steak House. The oldest steakhouse in the USA though is none other than Old Homestead Steakhouse. Yes, a strong case can be made for Delmonico's Steakhouse being the oldest steak restaurant in the US, but first of all Delmonico's is closed and may not be coming back. Is Delmonico's reopening? Who knows, but we can't count a closed restaurant. Even if Delmonico's was around though Old Homestead Steakhouse is the oldest continuing steakhouse in NYC and in the USA so that counts as the oldest in my book regardless.
Old Homestead Steakhouse Atlantic City location has received rave reviews, being once named one of the top 10 restaurants in Atlantic City, but today we are reviewing the Old Homestead Steakhouse New York City location. Old Homestead Steakhouse is known for more though than history. It's known for the Old Homestead Steakhouse huge steaks. Also the Old Homestead Steakhouse filet mignon burger and the Old Homestead Steakhouse Kobe burger are also well known. Today though, we will be trying the Old Homestead Steakhouse center cut sirloin though. We will look to try other cuts next time, such as the Old Homestead Steakhouse porterhouse steak or the Old Homestead Steakhouse ribeye steak.
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Restaurant Deets:
Old Homestead Steakhouse
56 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011