• Get a taste of a classic NYC steakhouse.

• Enjoy a decadent dinner for 2 at Old Homestead, one of NYC’s most iconic steakhouses established since 1868.

• Experience the tradition and history of NYC.

Thrillist named Old Homestead one of NYC’s best old school steakhouses, and it’s no wonder: the truly historic atmosphere brings a sense of timeless comfort to the glossiness of the Meatpacking District. Make it through the front doors and you’ll see why this gem has lasted in the city so long.

Their menu boasts 14 different steaks, a raw bar, and tons of delicious sides. Old Homestead is focused on the most important major food group: beef. It was the first restaurant to introduce Japanese Kobe beef to NYC, so you can bet they have an incredible Kobe steak. Beyond Kobe steak, Old Homestead is legendary for its prime-aged USDA beef – whether it is the signature sirloin, porterhouse or filet mignon.

And if you’re a TV buff, you’ll recognize Old Homestead as a location from Season 5 of The Sopranos. It really doesn’t get more old school than that.

About The Provider:

Old Homestead

Meatpacking District – New York, NY

Old Homestead Steakhouse is a family-owned NYC institution, bringing New Yorkers premium cuts of beef since 1868.

We recommend that you make a reservation 48 hours in advance. Please make the reservation here after purchase. 

Details:

• Length of dinner ~ 2 hours.

• Meatpacking District, Manhattan, New York City.

• 2 people, all ages. Must be 21+ to purchase or be served alcohol.

• $150 credit at Old Homestead is typically enough for 2 steaks, 2 sides, and 2 non-alcoholic drinks.