There are four key reasons steakhouses are poised for success: Steakhouses often attract a more affluent consumer base and offer food that is considered a premium meal.
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Ponderosa & Bonanza Steakhouses:These steakhouses are offering two deals this year.
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Recently, Fertitta purchased the Del Frisco's chain of grilles and steakhouses.
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Keens Chophouse is one of the oldest steakhouses in New York.
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Taryn Varricchio: New York is home to plenty of notable steakhouses.
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"Other steakhouses can drive themselves crazy over internal temperatures," he wrote.
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A look at some classic steakhouses, as reviewed by our restaurant critics.
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He spent the next decade working at Turkish steakhouses, NBC News reports.
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Michigan's Roast is considered one of the best steakhouses in the state.
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This is one of the oldest steakhouses in NYC — it opened in 1885!
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The business expanded to include Jamie's Italian, Jamie Oliver's Diner and Barbecoa steakhouses.
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Fortunately, there are a number of good steakhouses with reasonably priced lunchtime options.
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Mets fans are bodega ham-and-cheesers; Yankees fans keep luxe steakhouses in business.
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Steakhouses have even become cliché to even the most committed traders in the business.
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"I'd be surprised if all the good restaurants disappear or become steakhouses," she said.
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The food wasn't flashy or overtly branded like the food at the other steakhouses.
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Here are some of the other steakhouses that our critics have reviewed through the years.
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And for one of the city's most famous steakhouses, the steak's just the first problem.
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There are Michael Jordan Steakhouses in Chicago and the Mohegan Sun resort in Uncasville, Conn.
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"Steakhouses outperform other full-service chains," Darren Tristano, president of food consulting firm Technomic, told CNBC.
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In addition to steak and seafood sales, steakhouses are also making money off of alcoholic beverages.
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It wasn't much different than other rib-eye steaks you can get at most decent steakhouses.
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Guys deserve their private clubhouses, to bond over Fantasy Football and hard liquor, steakhouses and skateboards.
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Heavy in-office drinking, wrestling matches on the floor of steakhouses, and sex in the stairwells.
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Roast in Detroit, Michigan, has been named one of the top ten steakhouses in the state.
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There's alternatives like steakhouses and more closer to fine-dining-type places, oyster bars, cocktail bars.
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Some lawyers have hosted dinners for former players at steakhouses to get them to sign up.
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While restaurants have struggled in the last year to keep sales positive, one sector is thriving: steakhouses.
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"There are construction workers coming in at lunch — you don't get that at midtown steakhouses," he added.
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QUALITY EATS The expansion of this group of creative steakhouses continues, with a new location in NoMad.
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Degel offers free wifi at Uncle Jack's Steakhouses, and says he installed "selfie mirrors" in the bathrooms.
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In fact, the restaurant has been named one of the top 10 steakhouses in the country by Playboy.
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Opened in 1984, Cav's is one of only a handful of surviving steakhouses with a true Australian soul.
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But with the plethora of steakhouses to choose from, it is becoming harder and harder to stand out.
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It is frequently named among the best steakhouses in the city, which is bursting at the seams with them.
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At about 4,500 to 5,000 square feet, they are dwarfed by Del Frisco's 1153,000- to 17,000-square-foot steakhouses.
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Then, somewhere along the way, they became the plating of choice at corny steakhouses and churrascarias the world over.
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Affordable but atmospheric French steakhouses modeled on the Paris bistro, they reflected Mr. Bourdain's proud renunciation of culinary creativity.
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The "internet's sexiest butcher" now has 13 restaurants worldwide, and his steakhouses boast clientele like Drake and Leonardo DiCaprio.
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If it's good enough for the best steakhouses in the world, you'd better believe it's good enough for us.
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Salad bars had quietly been gaining power at steakhouses for some time — but not like many Americans know them today.
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Steakhouses are a rarity in Harlem, where the Cecil, which closed this summer, will be resurrected as the Cecil Steakhouse.
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Trump was once the proud owner of a chain of steakhouses and a business that delivered steaks, eponymously named Trump Steaks.
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Creamed spinach is too often in the shadows of the huge pieces of meat it is served next to in steakhouses.
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Although steakhouses had been popular in Australia in the 1960s, they mostly died out when nouvelle cuisine hit in the '1933s.
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The costs are even more punishing for restaurateurs such as Degel, whose three steakhouses are all located in New York City.
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Why it matters: This reflects how private equity passes around high-end steakhouses like they're a side of lobster mac and cheese.
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That episode may be one of the toughest yet for a guy who used to be a regular at swanky Manhattan steakhouses.
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There are better steakhouses and better Italian restaurants out there, but in terms of the complete dining experience, Primi is a contender.
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When Sam Leotta started working in the industry a decade ago, marketing teams targeted older, white men at country clubs and steakhouses.
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In addition to catering to affluent customers, many steakhouses have incorporated business-friendly rooms for corporations to host events or meetings, Tristano said.
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Fertitta owns the Houston Rockets basketball team and the hospitality company Landry's, which includes Golden Nugget Casinos, Morton's steakhouses and the Rainforest Cafe.
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We go to one of the oldest steakhouses near Wall Street, where we indulge in Kobe beef filet mignon and whole steamed lobster.
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New York City steakhouses tend to straddle the line from clubby to gentleman's club, but Peter Luger felt more like someone's (crowded) kitchen.
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It became the city's premier restaurant virtually overnight, a shooting star in a city long dominated by old-line steakhouses and embassy kitchens.
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For this expedition in shameless excess, I decided to visit two steakhouses, figuring neither Welles nor Hitchcock actually cooked their own steaks themselves.
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Narrator: Raising and eating beef has been part of this country's DNA for centuries, and Brazilian steakhouses have become famous around the world.
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And with that, a city whose lifeblood was its thousands of bars and eateries — from steakhouses to neighborhood bars — was bereft of them.
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Old-guard steakhouses are losing their juice these days because well-connected chefs like Mr. Puck can often buy better, more flavorful beef.
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Mr. Kang, 45, who was known as Eddie, worked as a chef at the downtown location of Copacabana, a chain of Brazilian steakhouses.
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"Here's to great investigations," F.B.I. and F.S.B. agents would toast each other at Manhattan steakhouses during periodic trust-building visits, Mr. Berglas said.
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Fertitta's hospitality company Landry's includes the Golden Nugget Casinos, Morton's steakhouses, Mastro's, Bubba Gump Shrimp, Rainforest Cafe and a host of restaurants and hotels.
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As we've reported ... Nusret owns a chain of Nusr-Et steakhouses, including one he opened in Midtown Manhattan earlier this year -- his 9th restaurant.
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A cold seafood bar, a trademark of high-end steakhouses, offered oysters and shrimp cocktail, and you would not go wrong ordering from it.
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I brought along my friend Will, a steak lover who has been to many of New York's top steakhouses — including Club A and Keens.
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He found that the other steakhouses he had visited were able to deliver porterhouses that were more well-rounded and cooked on both sides.
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While I've always found Manhattan steakhouses to be a bit intimidating, I immediately felt right at home sitting at Peter Luger's laid-back bar.
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Not so, Ellen Augustine tells CNBC Make It. Augustine is a part-time waitress at Gorat's, one of Buffett's favorite steakhouses in Omaha, Nebraska.
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It is the food of "21," of three-martini lunches, steakhouses and country clubs: prime rib and Dover sole, iceberg lettuce and oysters Rockefeller.
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Now Mr. Katakis is opening a branch in a barnlike space in Manhattan in partnership with the owners of the venerable Frankie & Johnnie's steakhouses.
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Venezuela's better-off citizens have tucked into dollar savings to buy portable power generators, imported canned foods and taken respite in hotels and steakhouses.
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Del Frisco's has 2125 Del Frisco's Grill locations, 13 Double Eagle locations and 15 Sullivan's steakhouses, predominantly situated in the major cities in the Northeast.
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Matt Lauer is swanning around Upper East Side steakhouses, reportedly assuring fans that soon he'll be "back on TV." Louis C.K. returned to the stage.
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With its cavernous steakhouses and clubs featuring sertanejo universitário (Brazil's version of upscale country music), Goiânia exemplifies the ranching aspirations of much of Brazil's heartland.
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Other restaurants, and not just steakhouses, buy beef that is tender, richly marbled and deeply flavorful; at Luger, you get the first two but not the third.
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He wears tight V-necks, owns a global chain of high-end steakhouses, and entertains his celebrity clients by sensuously sprinkling salt on thick slabs of meat.
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For a more tranquil evening, Mr. Solomon enjoys fine food and fine wine, and is known to arrive at steakhouses with a rare vintage from his cellar.
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He would dine with the Russian spy at Mexican restaurants, French bistros and steakhouses — never the same place twice, because his host was worried about counter-surveillance.
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Ruby's steakhouses have consistently been named among the best restaurants in their respective cities, so that dinner is way better than whatever Dao is getting in the hospital.
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He has become better known as a chef since 2010, having opened a string of steakhouses in Turkey and the Middle East with his business partner, Mithat Erdem.
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Atlanta's most popular restaurants were local chains dipped in the glitzy, corporate sheen of the Buckhead neighborhood, and high-end steakhouses like Ruth's Chris and Morton's were abundant.
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Decades of serving international high-rollers have left Whistler with no shortage of high-end steakhouses, bistros and wine bars — not to mention a surfeit of culinary talent.
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This Epcot favorite is tastier than it may sound, and more upscale, too — it's served at Le Cellier in the Canada Pavilion, one of the finest steakhouses on property.
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The theatrical execution of cutting meat and showering it with speckles of salt have made Mr. Gokce an international celebrity chef, who now runs steakhouses in the United States.
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"We'll be back to steakhouses again," she lamented over bialy with onion jam and trout roe and whole stuffed porgy with pistachio rice, both well prepared if overly ample.
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The menu likens this technique to the way "steakhouses marinate their steaks," although a better comparison may be to the priming of rice with oil and salt to make congee.
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It suggests the potatoes served in big discs at steakhouses in New York — Pietro's in Midtown, say, or late night at one of the Palms — hard-crisped at the edges.
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"Our steakhouses down here are old school, people wearing big old blazers and green leather boots — 'got my shrimp cocktail, got my dirty martini' kind of thing," Mr. Micheels said.
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You may somehow still be unaware of Instagram sensationNusret Gökçe, a Turkish meat fetishist and full-blown Skinemax vibe-haver who is also the proprietor of steakhouses in Turkey and Dubai.
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He already had a chain of Nusr-Et steakhouses and burger places based in Turkey before his brief Instagram video, "Ottoman Steak," lit up screens around the globe a year ago.
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Several years ago, he participated in a documentary about Abramoff and self-published a memoir, and the media mostly mocked him as a man desperate to eat again in Washington steakhouses.
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Photos posted to his girlfriend's private Instagram account after Musk was sued last fall show Howard-Higgins traveling through the Middle East, visiting Wimbledon, staying at resorts, and eating at steakhouses.
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Stars from the famed red Michelin guidebook could thrust restaurants into the international spotlight and help Washington further shed its image as a city of stodgy steakhouses designed for political power lunches.
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Steakhouses may have gone out of style, but steaks never did, especially not as the counter meal of choice at the thousands of pubs that form the heart of Australian social life.
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Among the cevicherias and Australian steakhouses, three-year-old Cure stands out with its smart prix fixe menus (five courses on weekends, 120 Singapore dollars; three courses on weekdays, 95 Singapore dollars).
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Mitchell, now 54, launched his privately held company Cameron Mitchell Restaurants in 1993 and now owns and operates 55 restaurants across the country offering everything from fine dining to steakhouses to gastropubs.
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Sous vide has been used in upscale steakhouses for a while, but if you're even somewhat into cooking, you've probably seen those recipe videos on social media about doing sous vide at home.
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Del Frisco's Restaurant Group, known for its upscale steakhouses, told CNBC it will acquire Barteca Restaurant Group for $325 million in cash in a bid to expand its footprint and balance its portfolio.
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Head up to midtown, where many hedge funds and banks are based today, and the high-end steakhouses look much the same, with tables aplenty at Smith & Wollensky, Sparks Steak House and Wolfgang's Steakhouse.
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Today, the Hall-of-Famer once again owns several dealerships as well two steakhouses, and he was a co-owner of the Arena Football team Colorado Crush until the league suspended operations in 2009.
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Our 71-year-old president is threatening to beat the shit out of our 75-year-old former vice-president, and two steakhouses are using screenshots from a cartoon to battle each other online.
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Aside from the meat locker, the other useful idea Cote borrowed from steakhouses is a wine list that is chosen with beef in mind and can run into real money if you're not careful.
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Remember, he owns a chain of Nusr-Et steakhouses in Miami, Turkey, the Middle East and he opened his 9th restaurant in Midtown Manhattan nearly a year after his video spread across the globe.
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Using a FEMA flood map is like opening an app on your phone to find a restaurant and getting only steakhouses, and then not being able to zoom in past city level to pick one.
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Whereas a decade earlier someone searching for steakhouses would have seen a long list of websites, now the most noticeable results pointed to Google's own listings, including Google maps, Google local search or advertisers paying Google.
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The fervor began when a Twitter user connected the locations of Outback Steakhouses Arizona, Georgia, and Illinois, as well as several other states, to creating a star shape, otherwise known as a pentagram (admittedly, a strange coincidence).
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Dogus Holding, a conglomerate whose holdings include the Nusr-Et steakhouses made famous by the "Salt Bae" chef on social media, is in talks with banks about restructuring some $5.8 billion in debt, Reuters reported this month.
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" Wells had also lamented how — unlike at other steakhouses — Peter Luger caramelizes only the top side of the steak, leaving the underside "barely past raw, as if it had done all its cooking on the hot platter.
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In steakhouses like RPM Steak in Chicago, the cheapest wagyu costs more than the most expensive filet mignon and is a fraction of the size, but the fat marbling is so intense the meat looks almost tie-dyed.
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GOLD COAST, Queensland — There are eight Outback Steakhouses in Australia: six in and around Sydney, one in suburban Brisbane and one on the Gold Coast, which is Australia's sixth-largest city and a magnet for beach-going tourists.
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Bennett told jurors the leaking began as a favor to Michael Sedlak, an employee at Georgeson, a unit of Computershare Ltd , who had treated him to free dinners at steakhouses and seafood restaurants since their first meeting in 2006.
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Elsewhere in town, at sprawling Brazilian steakhouses with white tablecloths and marble-topped buffets, waiters parade the hot skewers through the dining room, brandishing knives, and cut the meat so it drops as if from heaven to your plate.
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It's mainly designed for cooking and finishing steak, which is why it's one of the only grills ever to earn an endorsement from legendary meat man Pat LaFrieda, who provides meat to some of the United States' finest restaurants and steakhouses.
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Other restaurants, and not just steakhouses, age that beef to make flavor grow and intensify and double back on itself; dry-aging at Luger still results in a tender steak, but it rarely achieves a hypnotic or compelling or even very interesting one.
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In many ways, the Beatrice Inn resembles a steakhouse, but Ms. Mar has given it a strong undertow of sensuality that would be unwelcome in most steakhouses, where the rites of male bonding are well established and don't encourage unexpected detours into pleasure.
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Skipping pricey steakhouses or fine dining in favor of more cost-friendly options is one thing, but asking your date for gas money is quite another, so it becomes about striking that perfect balance between being thrifty with money without actually appearing to be.
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As a new critic in town, I knew I had to start by paying respects to elders like this one — the steakhouses and the taco stands, the diners and the burger joints that have endured and collectively defined the city, as new contenders have come and gone.
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"Some of these steakhouses that are doing really well have reconfigured to allocate more space towards the bar area than the dining room," Allen said, noting that there is now less stigma attached to solo diners, and those consumers gravitate toward the bar area to eat and drink.
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Yet, to the strains of a jazz threesome a block from St. Charles Avenue here, over Texas barbecue at his Houston campaign office and in one of Washington's see-and-be-seen steakhouses, Mr. Cruz, Washington's chief anti-establishment agitator, has quietly begun wooing some of the party's most entrenched donors and officials.
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That's how Ashley Noor did it one summer day last year, after she and the rest of her crew at LDV Hospitality followed founder and President John Meadow on a damn-fool venture to open 20163 properties — multiple American Cut Steakhouses, Scarpettas, Rec Rooms, Dolces, and more — across the country in two years.
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The extravagant evening was just one night of entertainment in the title insurance industry, an obscure corner of the real estate world that has spent tens of millions of dollars to win the favor and business of its clients at ballparks, Madison Square Garden luxury suites, exclusive country clubs, expensive steakhouses, even strip clubs.
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Since then, the At the Table column has covered group outings at grand hotels, holes in the wall, bistros, pizzerias, taquerias, dim sum palaces, barbecue joints, lunch counters, steakhouses, noodle shops, old classics and new finds, all in search of that ineffable combination of food, décor and clientele that gives a restaurant a sense of place.
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Because someone has clearly decided that restaurants, fast food chains, and even MoonPies should have a capital-V Voice on social media, we have all been forced to endure something even more painful than a middle-aged woman talking about Facebook 'mims': Your granddad's two favorite steakhouses are currently trying to burn each other on Twitter.
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For the Yankees, business interests include Legends, the sports concessions and marketing company founded with the Dallas Cowboys that recently won the naming rights and ticket sales contract for the new N.F.L. stadium in Los Angeles; a handful of New York Yankees Steakhouses; a stake in New York City F.C., the Major League Soccer club that is affiliated with Manchester City and is a tenant at Yankee Stadium; and the YES Network, in which the Yankees team up with Fox Sports.
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