NYC's iconic steakhouse destination, famed for its dry-aged prime cuts & upscale vibe. Don't miss the adjacent Grill for equally stellar burgers & martinis.
This classic American steakhouse offers a quintessential New York dining experience, renowned for its exceptional steaks and upscale ambiance. While the main dining room provides a sophisticated setting, the adjacent Wollensky Grill offers a more casual atmosphere with equally impressive fare. It's a go-to for traditional steakhouse lovers seeking quality cuts and a robust wine list.
The restaurant is celebrated for its high-quality American steakhouse fare, with particular acclaim for its steaks, including the ribeye and bone-in New York strip. The burgers, especially from the adjacent Wollensky's Grill, are highly recommended and often cited as among the best. Sides like hash browns and creamed spinach also receive positive mentions. The unique taste of the dry-aged meat in the burger is noted as a distinct characteristic.
"The burgers from Wollensky's Grill, particularly the dry-aged option, are highly recommended. Steaks like the ribeye and bone-in New York strip, along with sides such as hash browns and creamed spinach, are also suggested."
Customers consistently praise the quality of the steaks and the overall classic steakhouse experience. The adjacent Wollensky's Grill is frequently highlighted for its excellent burgers and more relaxed atmosphere.
Important Note
The burger's dry-aged meat may offer a unique taste that some diners may not prefer.
"The commenter recommends Wollensky Grill."
Positive"Wollensky's Grill is recommended for its regular burgers and the user also likes its waffle fries."
Positive"The user vouched for Wolensky's Grill burger for years, stating they've tried many top burger places. Another user noted it's made from dry-aged meat, which gives it an unusual taste that some will love and others won't."
Neutral"This user noted that Wolensky's Grill burger is rarely mentioned on "top burger lists.""
Neutral"The user followed the recommendation and dined at Wollensky's Grill, finding it to be the closest option."
Positive"Wollensky's Grill is open until 1 am and is suggested for solo dining, with a preference for sitting at the bar."
Positive"The Grill at Smith & Wollensky is highlighted for its walk-in policy and manageable wait times, recommending the filet or bone-in New York strip, hash browns (enough for two), and creamed spinach."
Neutral"The Grill is described as fantastic, with particular praise for the ribeye, prime rib, and sides, as well as the pasta a la presse."
Positive"The user recommends Wollensky's Grill as a strong option for a burger and martini combo."
Neutral"Recommends Wollensky's Grill (not the main steakhouse but the adjacent grill) for burgers."
Positive"Recommends S&W Grill, considering it more chill than Smith and Wollensky, offering the full menu, and more casual."
Positive"States that their favorite burger is from Wollensky's Grill, noting it costs $25 and comes with waffle fries and choice of cheese."
Positive"My favorite spot is Wollensky Grill. It's the side more casual restaurant to Smith & Wollensky and my favorite burger in the city is there."
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