Sophisticated Midtown dining with classic steaks and inventive American dishes in an opulent setting, ideal for pre-show or client meals.
This elegant Midtown establishment, situated in The Chatwal Hotel, offers a sophisticated dining experience perfect for power lunches and pre-show meals. Its opulent yet refined interior, featuring signature black walls and scarlet-red booths, creates an undeniably chic atmosphere. While known for classic steaks, the menu also boasts inventive dishes like smoked gnocchi and expertly prepared black bass, complemented by potent cocktails. It remains a stylish choice for those seeking a memorable meal in the heart of the city.
The restaurant offers a contemporary American cuisine with a focus on classic dishes like dry-aged steaks. While inventive creations such as smoked gnocchi and black bass are noted, some diners have expressed concerns about the food quality potentially not matching the upscale atmosphere or past standards, especially after changes in the culinary team. Despite this, the establishment is still considered a solid option for those seeking a refined dining experience.
"While specific dishes aren't frequently highlighted, classic dry-aged steaks are a popular draw. The menu also features inventive options like smoked gnocchi with chanterelles and black bass en papillote."
Customers generally have a positive view of the restaurant, highlighting its suitability for special occasions and its sophisticated ambiance. However, some recent feedback suggests a potential decline in food quality or a shift in focus from culinary excellence to atmosphere.
Important Note
Some recent feedback suggests that the food quality might not consistently meet expectations or the high standards set previously, with one commenter noting a potential decline after a change in chefs.
"The Lambs Club is suggested as a dining option."
Neutral"The Lambs Club is mentioned as a potential midtown venue for drinks and light bites, suitable for executives."
Positive"The commenter previously considered Lamb's Club their go-to pre-theater dining spot, indicating a past positive experience, before chef Michael White's departure."
Positive"The commenter states that Lamb's Club was their previous preferred pre-theater dining spot until chef Michael White's departure, implying a decline in its appeal after he left."
Neutral"A commenter's husband found the food at The Lamb's Club to be inferior, suggesting it might be more about the "vibe" than great food."
Negative"The Lamb's Club was recommended for its aesthetics, approachable food for picky eaters, and old-school NYC supper club decor that would impress an 11-year-old."
Positive"This user suggests The Lambs Club, specifically recommending its "Stanford White room" as a "very nice/classy room" for a corporate dinner, though they mention it may not offer the same steak experience as a dedicated steakhouse."
Positive"Expresses fondness for The Lambs Club."
Positive"Notes that visiting The Lambs Club post-show depends on the show's end time, implying potential hour limitations."
Neutral"Loves The Lambs Club for solo dining post-show, praising its good food, wine list, and proximity. Mentions upstairs solo tables."
Positive"Commenter states they don't personally love it but finds it suitable for client meals."
Neutral"Inquired about the restaurant's quality since Michael White took over."
Neutral"Endorsed as a good option for a client dinner."
Positive"Listed as a potential option for a client dinner in Midtown."
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