7 West 51st Street (Between 5th & 6Th Avenues)
New York, NY 10019
(646) 307-7910
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Owners: Hard Rock International & New York Yankees
Fred Thimm (COO), Raul Adorno (GM)
Executive Sous Chef: Elin Garcia
Cuisine: American Steakhouse
Address: 7 West 51st Street
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 646-307-7910
Website: http://www.nyysteak.com
Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube & Google+: NYYSteak
Hours of Operation: Weekdays: Lunch and Dinner 11:30am-11pm; Pinstripe Power
Hour 4-6pm and 9-11pm
Saturday: Dinner only 5-11pm
Sunday: Dinner only 5-10pm; Pinstripe Power Hour: Monday – Friday 4pm – close.
Signature Dishes: 27 oz. Char-Grilled Long Bone Rib Eye, 28 oz. Porterhouse, 16 oz.
Prime Veal Chop, Berkshire Double Pork Chop, New York Strip,
Onion Ring Stack, NYY Steak 151 Volcano
Signature Cocktails: Yankeetini, Bronx Bomber
Interior Design: In-house
Capacity: 16,000 square feet / 220+ seats / Private Dining areas
Credit Cards: All major credit cards
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Nearest Subway: E at 53th Street and 5th Avenue, M at 53th Street and 5th Avenue, 6
at 51st Street and Lexington Avenue, N/Q/R at 59th Street and 5th
Avenue
NYY STEAK ARRIVES IN MIDTOWN MANHATTAN WITH A FLAGSHIP LOCATION
Baseball fans and steak connoisseurs unite in midtown Manhattan at the city’s second NYY Steak. NYY Steak assembled a team of culinary and hospitality experts with years of fine dining experience to oversee its newest location. The team is lead by Fred Thimm, an established steakhouse specialist having spent 15 years with The Palm, where he served as President and COO and NYY Steak’s General Manager, Raul Adorno, who previously worked with Morton’s the Steakhouse for 16 years and opened locations worldwide as a General Manager and Director of Operations.
The spectacularly beautiful restaurant is partnership between Hard Rock International and the Yankee Global Enterprises, the 16,000 square foot restaurant is housed in a former bank and stretches over three floors, featuring two private dining rooms, including an intimate 16 seat room housed in the old bank vault itself. A pair of mirror image open kitchens, stacked one on top of the other, enables guests to see all the behind the burner action, whether dining on the main floor or the upstairs dining room. The 200+ seat restaurant proudly boasts its signature autograph wall, featuring the autographs of retired New York Yankees legends.
One of NYY Steak’s main focal points is the glass enclosed butcher’s shop located on the lower level of the restaurant where the finest cuts of USDA Prime meat are aged and on display for beef enthusiasts to ogle. The MVP of the menu is the 27 oz. Char-Grilled Long Bone Rib Eye, which pays homage to the Bronx Bombers’ 27 World Series Championships. Guests in the know can even ask to have the bone personalized on this well marbled cut – whether you want to say congratulations or monogram the bone for a company dinner, the kitchen team will make the Rib Eye bone just as memorable as the tender meat, which is one of the best in the city.
The all star line up also includes a 28 oz. Porterhouse, a Prime Veal Chop, and the New York Strip, all of which are dry aged for 21 days in signature NYY Steak style.
Other star attractions include the Steak Bacon starter, served as thick-cut slabs in a maple glaze, topped with wilted spinach which will undoubtedly leave you begging for more while the Maryland Lump Crab Cake, served with roasted chipotle corn salsa and a caper remoulade, adds a spicy note to a steakhouse classic. The RAW BAR SAMPLER (FOR TWO 55 | FOR FOUR 95) offers fresh Alaskan king crab, lobster, colossal shrimp,
lovely East and West Coast oysters & clams. (Go easy on th e excellent warm bread, a rarity for steak houses).
A seemingly innocent Baby Iceberg Salad with tomato, bacon, egg, scallion, creamy blue cheese and French dressing is innocent no more as each order comes with a shot of vodka and a blue cheese stuffed olive, a playful nod to the “Mad Men” style martini and steak power lunches. Carnivores can continue to indulge in the Berkshire Double Pork Chop served with whole grain mustard spaetzle, tangy braised red cabbage and a savory pork jus, or sink your teeth into the beautifully crafted chili, garlic and herb rubbed Braised Short Rib Ragu with sweet cherry tomatoes, served over fresh pappardelle pasta.
Fish fanatics can opt for the Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna with teriyaki stir-fry vegetables, micro greens and a mandarin-orange sesame sauce or the fresh Catch of the Day. The signature Lobster Mac & Cheese is made with sizeable pieces of fresh buttery lobster served with orecchiette pasta that delightfully holds up to the rich cheesy sauce. Wisely choosing an order of the Onion Ring Stack will have fellow diners drooling in envy as a foot high totem pole of thick and crunchy coated onions come barreling at you, served with a homemade zesty balsamic ketchup and ranch dipping sauces.
Before rounding home plate, diners would be remiss not to dabble in a bit of sweetness including two tableside options: the Crème Brûlée with chocolate coated pretzel rods sprinkled with fleur de sel, caramelized tableside, or the NYY Steak 151 Volcano, vanilla bean ice cream covered with Heath Bar crunch and expertly flambéed tableside using a shot of 151 Rum, the perfect treat to share with the whole table. And the Carrot Cake is the best you’ll ever taste.
An expansive glass wine case built into the back wall houses the restaurant’s extensive globally infused wine list, along with 27 wines by the glass. The cocktail list is a mixture of classic and seasonal, offering guests everything from the Yankeetini, a mix of Vodka, Blue Curacao and White Cranberry Juice with a blue rock sugar rim to the Bronx Bomber, a twist on a Manhattan with Templeton Rye, Combier Cherry Liqueur, Antica Carpano Vermouth, Orange Bitters and Orange Peel. NYY Steak’s “Pinstripe Power Hour” runs Sunday 5-6pm and 9-10pm as well as Monday thru Friday, 4pm-6pm and 9pm-11pm in both the bar and lounge, offering specialty bites from the bar menu. Fans of all sports can indulge both their palates and their passion any night of the week, taking in the big game on one of the televisions perched around the bar and lounge area.
The wine list is not only well chosen, but affordable and there are unique wines by the, including Behrens Family Winery ‘Behrens & Hitchcock’ The Heavyweight, Napa Valley, 2010 at $34 the glass ($136, by the bottle). Service is seamless, smooth and beautifully orchestrated by Diego Betancourt and Alex Sariyan.
We loved NYY STEAK, and believe they are here for a long and successful run. Rating: A Major, By The Walman Report.
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