Carver Steak NYC Review (Round Two): Back With the Crew and Zero Regrets Well… I ended up back at CarverSteak. This time it was with the old food crew. The OGs. The guys I started this whole “eat everything in sight” journey with. Haven’t seen them in a minute, so we needed somewhere solid, fun,…
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Golden Steer NYC Review: When You Bring Friends and Prove the Hype Is Real
Now that baseball season is back, and the Yankees are playing, the crew is back in rotation. That means I finally get to bring people to all the spots I have been hyping up like a lunatic. First stop, obviously, Golden Steer Steakhouse. I locked in that reservation over a month ago. Minor heart attack…
CarverSteak NYC Review: A Modern Vegas Steakhouse Lands in Midtown
Another Friday, Another Rescue Mission Well, it’s another Friday, another rough week, and another excuse to try a new restaurant. This time, I checked out CarverSteak NYC, which literally opened on March 20… so yeah, you’re getting this basically next-day intel. I had high hopes. Last week was a miss (looking at you, Estelle’s NYC),…
Golden Steer Steakhouse Review: Tableside Caesar, Giant Shrimp & Classic Vegas Vibes
Back to Golden Steer Steakhouse (Yes, I Threatened to Return) As I threatened in my last post about Golden Steer Steakhouse, I came back. This time I brought friends. Why? Simple math. More people equals more dishes. More dishes equal a better investigation. We also sat in the back dining room, which meant I finally…
Saverne NYC Review: Live Fire French Cooking Arrives in Hudson Yards
Saverne NYC in Hudson Yards had been on my radar, and after a long week I needed an excuse to grab a martini and clear my head. So I did what any rational adult would do. I went looking for a bar. Saverne is the latest restaurant from Chef Gabriel Kreuther, featuring live-fire cooking and…
Golden Steer NYC Review: A Vegas Steakhouse Classic Lands in New York
Golden Steer NYC: Freezing Weather, Hot Steaks, and Old-School Vegas Energy Golden Steer has been a Las Vegas legend for decades. Old-school steaks, impeccable service, and that clean, classic Vegas energy from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Not new-money neon Vegas. The good Vegas. The kind where everything feels polished, intentional, and cool without trying…
Il Monello Review: Classic Italian Fine Dining & Steakhouse Vibes on NYC’s 49th Street
Il Monello: A New Martini Mistake on 49th Street Another day in paradise, and I needed to get what I like to call a martini pick-me-up. Since Tuscany closed, I’ve been quietly searching for a new spot to scratch that itch. Enter Il Monello, Tuscany’s sister restaurant, tucked away on 49th Street. It’s not exactly…
Gage & Tollner Review: Dry-Aged Steak, Classic Martinis, and a Second Chance in Downtown Brooklyn
The Return Visit It was a rough Sunday. One of those days where you need a pick-me-up and a reason to be outside that isn’t “because the walls are closing in.” I also had errands to run in Downtown Brooklyn, so instead of spiraling, I did the responsible thing and went back to Gage &…
Cuerno NY Review: Inside New York’s Newest Mexican Steakhouse
It’s my birthday weekend (part… I don’t even know anymore), and the girls flew up from Florida to celebrate. They wanted to take me somewhere special, something new, something with a bit of flair. Since Cuerno just opened recently, it seemed like the perfect excuse to check it out. The Space Walking into Cuerno feels…
Palladino’s Steak & Seafood – Grand Central’s New Steakhouse & Seafood Restaurant
It was one of those weeks when, by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, I needed two things — a couple of martinis and a perfectly cooked steak to wash away the stress. Palladino’s Steak & Seafood has been popping up on my feed since it opened a few weeks ago, so it was time to see…









