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Unread 12-19-2008, 02:09 AM
 
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Christos' in Astoria

Gallaghers in Times Square

the old homestead in the west village

parilla in Wash Hi near the hospital on broadway

Tad's steakhouse all over manhattan

Is Spark's still around


if you go to sparks make sure you sit in the no shooting section
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Unread 12-20-2008, 08:51 AM
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Pasta Pasta on White Plains Road The Bronx. The steak used to be pretty good for a non steakhouse place but the quality of the food and the cooking has gone down quite a bit lately.

Not worth it anymore.
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Unread 12-20-2008, 09:19 AM
 
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Not only expensive grade or cuts, or not even the ovens, but the aging of the steaks, the steak that you eat is not actually fresh, is aged for 28 days . And that is also an expense.
That, I could do without. To me, aged steak tastes like something that been in the fridge too long. And 'tender' takes a back seat to 'flavor, for me. This is why I never much cared for Fillet Mignon.

When I do a steak at home, I like a nice NY strip steak if it's on sale - beef shoulder for London Broil if it's not.

There's a little place called "Mr. Steak" in the Bronx "Hub." They give you garlic bread, a nice baked potato, and a little 4 oz sirloin for 7 bucks. More of a lunch than a dinner, but it made me happy at the time.
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