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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Peter Luger Steakhouse has been a New York City institution for over 130 years. Producer Spencer Alben visits the steakhouse to learn how the family-owned restaurant has survived the ages, and tries to uncover the secret behind their legendary porterhouse.
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Why Peter Luger Is The Most Legendary Steakhouse In NYC | Legendary Eats
What other legendary places should we visit next? Let us know in the comments below!
Lindy's Prime Steakhouse: 3600 Snelling Ave N, Arden Hills, MN
Berns, Tampa
Restaurante Levante - Benisanó Spain. Authentic Valencian Paella
Gallagher's Steakhouse 228 W 52nd St, NYC. Outstanding! I was there 2 weeks ago.
Mc donalds, duh.
I ate here when I was a kid in Brooklyn for a cousin's wedding. I had no idea how respected and amazing it was at the time, now that I'm an adult and financially independent I could finally appreciate it fully but my wallet says otherwise. Someday I'll go back.
you always know people are acting (poorly) when they overreact about tasting something the millisecond it touches their lips
Yea like pornstar. They moan the second the D goes in.
What IS the deal with people having a little dance number every time something makes them happy? Are their lives THAT unhappy?
👍
@@vubaoanh1997 🤣👍👍👍
@@vubaoanh1997 perfect analogy
Ate here twice and the steak was definitely great but I guess it was just as good as any other steak from a nice NYC steakhouse, didn't blow my socks off. However, the thick cut bacon appetizer, the wedge salad, and the chocolate sundae dessert were outrageously delicious, and most definitely did blow my socks off lol. The overall atmosphere and the service are fantastic as well. It's a pleasure to dine at Luger's.
What did the meal cost you?
@@greeneyesfromohio4103 must have been at the least 300 if he had only gone with another person
There's no way the steak wasn't delicious and unique. They age the best cuts. They cook it to perfection. The moisture leaves the steak when it's aging,so you taste nothing but the seasonings and butter with the steak.
@@ShinkuGouki You sound like marketing. I'm sorry
@@Matt-fl8uy Damn,I do 😂😂😂
For any new goers to Peter Lugers, here's a recommended meal to order
Get their bacon as an appetizer(it's a thick godly piece of bacon)
Of course have to get their legendary dry aged steak
With their golden german potatoes and creamed spinach
Seriously amazing
I've had their bacon, it's thick but tastes like any other bacon you can buy at the supermarket. Besides, why would anyone go to a zero star reviewed restaurant?
How muvh would that typically cost?
@@metalheadblues Around $200
It's best to go with friends so you guys can share everything, including the bill
I usually go with 2 of my friends.
Order the dry age ribeye for 2
That you can easily share between 3 people along with the sides and you'll be good
That way we aren't spending too much between us 3 and get a kick ass meal out of it
I've had their bacon. It's thick cut sure, but the flavor is like any bacon you can get anywhere. The flavor is nothing special. The porterhouse is a different story, but the bacon is just bacon that's thick.
@@lambro4014Why would one person giving the place a 0-star actually be taken THAT seriously?
I mean, the critic DID raise some good points and concerns, that I will not disagree with, but honestly, I struggle to see how they can knock down the overall rating as much as this guy did.
That's the key, don't try to "evolve" and cater to everyone. Just stick with your specialty and become the best at it!
They aren’t the best anymore.
It was easy to have that mentality 50 years ago because competition was much more spread out. If you don't evolve in this day and age, you're not going to last long.
@@phdonme1 In-N-Out burger hasn't evolved in 40 years. And they aren't slowing down one bit.
yep
@George Kam there's many examples of this NOT being true. What you need to do is provide something people really love and be EXTREMELY consistent with the quality of food and service. The simple things in life are what people come back to again and again. LA has several establishments that haven't changed -- In N Out, Tommy's Burger, Phillipe the Original, Pinks, Tito's Tacos, etc.. These establishments have not "evolved". They just continue to be excellent.
Went to Peter Luger back in July of 2019 . Costa was a great waiter . He dried me off with multiple towels because i walked in the Rain. It was my birthday that day and it was very memorable and food was delicious! I would definitely go again and wish I could have a bite right now !
Peter Luger has been on my must-visit list for.... 15 years. i even live here now and still haven't gone 🙈
go!! :D
Go
Ngl if it’s a must visit and you haven’t visited it once in 15 years then it’s really not a must visit.
@@jtj1128 well, even though i live in nyc, it's still pretty far from me and also it is QUITE pricey.
Julie Kang Yeah but 15 years, just no.
4:42 They even prepared a CPR kit for those heart stopping moments when tasting a Peter Luger's steak!
Afdal H. Probably taste like shit if u need a CPR kit for steak
@@hellonicetomeetyou6892 Good thing you'll never be able to taste it them. How lucky
im pretty sure its required by law to have medical supplies in businesses
@@millionare5446 it's not required to have a CPR kit. At least not in every state, maybe NY.
Went to the same location and was floored at how good they’re steaks are. Just gonna warm you though that both times that I have gone the customer service was not the greatest. Waiters were pretty rude, and expected you to know what to order the moment they ask for your order. Other than that it’s freaking amazing. Get the bacon! You won’t regret it!
I occasionally am able to purchase a decent prime cut at Costco, but there are grades of prime that only the high end steak houses get. Cooking a steak ain't hard. getting top prime is next to impossible. met a server from one of Chicago's top steakhouses and the guy tells me all his restaurant's meat comes from a farm in Minnesota who sells exclusively to his restaurant. Plan B - knock over a meat truck
irv DOUCET yep, not only is it hard to get a Prime meat that top restaurants get, it is also very difficult to properly dry-age steak at home. There is a reason these restaurant can charge premium for their food.
Yeah, they get first choice. If you pay for it there's plenty of places that sell prime and aging it yourself is fairly easy. At least here in NY there are. You can also buy high grade meats online from reputable sellers. Even higher grades than usda prime. Costco sells decent cuts though. I've gotten plenty of great NY Strip steaks from there. Nice and marbled.
As weird as it sounds, the best cuts are available shipped online. Matador meats and Grand Western are both legit.
You can get anything on the internet
You can get incredible red meat online
The chances of me becoming a vegetarian are about.......ZERO.
Cole Thornton - me too
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@Millian Macalintal ^ This. Plus, the vast majority of vegetarians and vegans are idiots. Not all, but most.
Negative 100
The chances of me telling a vegan I want steak 100% chance.
@@RiftZM 100 % agree, vegans will push their agenda in any way; ethics, health, the environment etc.
JOE GETTING FREE STEAK FOR LIFE AFTER THIS PROMOTION!!!
That shit is traaash
@@urekmazino6800 Someone's mad
@@ComradYeltsin L
@@urekmazino6800 Yes, if you hold that up to your head it's an accurate projection of yourself to the public. :)
@@urekmazino6800 Damn delete your account. You got embarrassed.
I never understood steak sauce. If the steak is that good, you don’t need sauce.
i see your point, I just prefer a little sauce with everything, not traditional steak sauce, but Béchamel sauce, or other types of sauce
Little known trivia: The sauce is for the french fries, not the steak.
Notice how quickly this theory goes belly up when you replace it with other food. Why not have only pasta without the sauce? Or how about pizza sauce without the dough? Why not just bacon instead of adding the rest of the BLT? Food pairings are great because the sum is bigger than its parts when done right, and the only argument against it is puritanism.
It's just butter and the steak fat. Chill, dude.
Personally, I enjoy a steak for two reasons, first, if I want to have a steak I'll have it with no sauce. If I want to enjoy accompanying flavors that go well with the beef, especially beef such as USDA prime, sauce is always good.
I find it rather frustrating when I admit I'll take a cut of Spanish, Argentinian or Canadian grass fed beef over wagyu style, or highly marbled corn fed. I enjoy the beefy flavor. One of my favorite ways to enjoy a steak is with a cream black pepper sauce. The Argentinians know what's up with their variations of sauces and methods of cooking beef.
Gordan Ramsey has already touched the like button.
Poo
Your comments are literal shit.
They prove that quality>quantity
You never have ANYTHING useful of insightful to say, you don’t even watch the whole fxcking video!
Then who touched the dislike button
Astoria you have big silly billy oh yeah yeah
Broooooo you so soon
Peter Luger's hands down no matter what some might say. Not only because of the food . But the quality of
the personalized service. An evening there would be an experience you'll never forget.
The dessert looks like the strudel and cream from Inglorious Basterds.
we have the same thing in mind
Verdict!
Haha I thought the same thing lol
Attendèz la crème!
my toughts EXACTLY!
3:34 is she having a seizure?
@@Light_Painter she looks like a man
Sean Vargas your gay
@@W..949 no you
That’s how you American behave
@@zexuanliu7308 go back to eating bats and cats
Nothing tastes better then a good steak especially when you know you've earned it.
Kill a cow.
I agree. I've been fortunate enough to eat at all the great NYC steakhouses and PL is the best. Simple, to the point, delicious.
I’m gonna tell ya how peter lugars has survived over 100 years. They don’t compromise on quality. And they don’t do gimmicks. Good food that’s it.
Unfortunately, they dont know how to cook a steak. They only char one side of ghe steak. The other side is grey mushy meat. I bet you didnt know that. Avoid Luger and go to any other steak house and look at their steaks.
I was there yesterday steak was amazing not sure what your talking about @@kcaegis45
Larrea MMA did this video appear in your recommendation?
Google is watching you.
It’s largely about good marketing
@@johniii8147 so you consider Guide Michelin experts as beginners?
0:55 while obviously still expensive, the price seems pretty reasonable for a Michelin star steakhouse in NYC. I initially gawked at the $219.90 on the menu, then saw it was for FOUR people. Sides are $11-13 for two people.
@@GymOwnerJon youre right its horrible
@Chris M im not poor i could eat there once a week or maybe biweekly if i were to chose and still be financially stable thats not the issue the issue is that they cant cook a steak for shit the other side is grey they broil it and they cant even properly nail a medium rare all of their steaks are raw...
Nope.
.sizzler here I come🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
the place is full of tourist from asia, i’m from LA and has been coming to peter luger since 2005. the thick bacon is a must try too!
That guy sounds like he inhaled sulfur hexaflouride
Perhaps that's sulfur hexafluoride
Sher Nematzhonov fr 😂😂
@@ShersGarage oh my bad thnx for pointing it out
Sad Child He does doesn’t he !
He a Jew!
My quarantined self is watching this and smiling from all of the PL memories.
dont care
Been extraordinarily lucky to go here once a year since I was a little boy. Never disappoints. Criminally delicious.
I went to peter luger's in NY recently and it was among the best steaks I've ever had!!!! One little trick they do is they repour the fat that came off of the steak from the plate back onto the steak before they serve you. Another underrated business practice they do is they only accept cash/debit not credit and thus don't get charged credit transaction fees. More restaurants should do this.
It's not rocket science
are they Italians?
One of the best burgers I've had in NYC, but the thing that blew me away was how sharp the entire staff was. It's exactly the sort of atmosphere you'd want in a casual steakhouse
Every chef: let your steak rest after you cook it
Peter Luger: I think not
@Barry Baz The way they cook steaks is kinda unique. They cook all steaks rare and put them aside. Then they plate them, slice them and broil them to your like. That's why it comes sliced.
@Barry Baz There reason this is so amazing (as I've been trying this) is the traditional way of cooking steak they come out cold(ish) or at least within 5 minutes on your plate you are eating luke warm steak at best. This way the steak still comes our "rested" but hot!! Never had it her but I have tried this and it's AMAZING!! Nothing better than hot steak
Hold my meat- watch this
Why would you wanna be a vegetarian when you can eat this??????
Word up!
Fax
Get ready for vegans to give an actual answer to your obvious joke.
@@hi-nw7qy vegans can't visit this page because it's vegan blocked! Carnivores only! Touhahahahahahaaa!
I’m a vegetarian watching this 😂 I love steak so I enjoy watching this but I love the environment more so I won’t eat it.
I’ve been to Peter Lugers for dinner when I lived in Brooklyn. Was it pricey? Yeah. Was it the best damn steak I’ve ever had? Hell yeah.
agreed, though would've liked some variety in the menu.
Undisclosed amount of time...30 days...your welcome
my welcome? or you're welcome
@@rkempson1177 our welcome
Lol
Not necessarily....ive worked at places and our tomahawks were age 75 days ...the average for most places are between 25 to 30 days
45 days is the sweet spot, you get intense flavor without losing too much of the product.
For a food business to survive New York that long takes a lot more than just good food.
Who’s here because of joe rogan?
I heard the "0 stars" bit on JRE so had to search out the actual review. The NY Times restaurant review rating system is absolutely asinine. Here it is, in their wording:
It ranges from 0 to 4 stars:
0 stars is "poor, fair or satisfactory" (0 stars out of 4 can be 'satisfactory' lol).
1 star out of 4 is "good" (lol)
2 stars out of 4 is "very good".
3 stars out of 4 is "excellent"
4 out of 4 "is outstanding.
Jeffrey Epstein didn't commit suicide
@Robert Ojeda
Interview with NIPSEY HUSSLE
Robert Ojeda #1384 ari Shaffir
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14 years later I still salivate at the memory of the steak ( I probably annoyed my friends making sounds with every bite ) and the creamed spinach was to die for too . A better steak cannot be had anywhere , but you may need to make reservation months before you can sit down .
the only place where steaks are equally beautiful and tasteful is in our home
@@BenelliMr I can't say of course and If you have tasted theirs and feel that way good for you , but their steaks are known the World over and for my taste buds I can't imagine any would taste better , or as good .
@@vincentbrown1872 hi
Did she say Q U I N T E S S E N T I A L? What about P L A T O N I C?
Nothing about maillard action on the crust, or the funkiness of the beef.
God, I miss Nick.
@@chains84 me too :( WHERE ARE YOU NICK
@Angel Bracamontes hasnt it said that for months?
We need that U M A M I and The SPINALIS DORSI
This steak had a soft supple textile strength, with hints of funky and beefy notes. (In the best possible way)
I went here with my dad once. The only reservation I could get was 3:45 PM on a Wednesday, and I booked that 2 weeks in advance! Also they only accept cash or the Peter Luger credit card.
Was it good
steven stanley gamer guy It was amazing! I didn’t even know steak could be that tender and flavorful!
Every time I’m in New York I stop here. My favorite steak
Must have never had an A-5 grade Japanese wagu then.
One of the smartest things any restaurant can do is keep their menu very small. It helps prevent people from sitting for an hour just staring at every item on the menu trying to decide on what to eat. But it also helps maintain a fresher menu, as the restaurant doesn't have to stock as much food/items, meaning the food they do stock will be more prevalent and less likely to be frozen. It ALSO means the cook's/chef are more prepared as they master each dish, they're well aware of every item on the menu since they aren't burdened with hundreds of recipes. Fresh food, and small seasonal menu's are far too uncommon in this industry. I won't even eat a restaurant if the menu is 200 items, because to me that means poor management and incompetent people running the kitchen.
This restaurant is magnificent, and likely one of the best in NYC for the simple reason of keeping the menu small and mastering those dishes.
Lived in north NJ. While in Aruba met a new Yorker who told me about Peter Luger. My only regret was not finding out sooner. After going there over 20 times we is we moved to Fla. Incredible steak. I use their butcher block to send steaks down here. After this epidemic we will fly up and enjoy Lugers and the other great restaurants on NYC.
THIS VIDEO IS SHENANIGANS!
What about their thick ass bacon and tomatoes appetizer?!?
When I had it, I wanted to cry cause it was so goooood!!
This video was about their steak not their appetizers. People go to a steak house for, you guessed it, their steak.
Jake Ridgeway your a nave whose never been to Peter Lugers. Comedy gold. Me and my coworkers go there sometimes just for the bacon and beers.
They are most known for the bacon. Ask someone whose been what they remember and get back to me.
@@SisyphusJP You're* And no, I'm good. I don't care enough too. I've never been too New York and I don't plan on it in the near future nor do I know anyone who has. All I know is if they didn't mention the bacon then that isn't their focal selling point.
@@KHRification
Hehhee... you silly rabbit.
I obviously LOVE the place. My comment was obviously (guess not that obvious) humor.
Jake Ridgeway OH it wAz dA PiAzZA aNd hOt DaWGz that you heard about lol.
If you don’t plan on going to New York and have no experience being there don’t comment out of ignorance about thing you don’t know or understand. Peter Lugers bacon is something of a legend in New York and especially in brooklyn.
"But the question is how does it tastes?"
Reporter: "its incredibly tender" 🧐
Hmm. Something's fishy..
@Ali Hussain it tastes like... Steak? 🙄
AnonymousRocker it’s true.. it’s tender but doesn’t beef flavor. It was bland
because broiled steak no matter how they do it will never beat a high temperature wood-grilled steak for flavor. Not one steak House in NYC used wood & only one left using charcoal. Headed back to Texas where they know how to grill./
Piggy-218 wood and charcoal are good for added flavor but the beef itself was tasteless as in it doesn’t have beef flavor. I’m from Alberta and after I left New York I can say that USDA prime and US beef in general doesn’t compare to Canadian black angus. Y’all don’t know what you’re missing.
@@MH-go9wn What are they feeding those Canadian Steers? Maybe its aged longer. less steroids pr processed..never had a Canadian steak.. quality is just as impt that is true.
I was wondering... doesn't the piping hot plate and bubbling oil overcook the steak? If you ordered medium-rare, won't it turn to medium once it cools down enough to eat?
The edge of the plate is used if you want to cook your steak slightly longer but in the center it isn’t hot enough
Those steaks are marinated in the Tears of vegans!!!!!!!
Thats what makes then taste so good
Yeah...while they were eating them...85% of vegans eat meat...
Lol
I'd bet 99% of vegans never heard of autophagy.
Just how I like it.
by far my favorite place to eat, it's a must for every birthday or anniversary, I swear my year just resolves on finding a celebration to use as an excuse to justify spending $110 on a steak here
600 cows must know how to use the computer..
LOOOOL!!!!
Another great reason to visit New York City.
I am going back this month after 2 years away. I can't wait. Steak for 4 to myself! 🤤
I shouldn’t have watch this while I was hungry!!
What's up with the host?
Fked up jaw looking woman
Shes inbetween relationships
@@abdulaziz.9471 acts like one too
She looks like a feminist
Bet 10/10 y’all still smash. But 💯 she out of y’all league
Lifetime born and raised New Yorker here...
Peter Lugers is the way to go for a great meal with loved ones
Def hit it up if you're ever in Brooklyn
I’ve always wanted to go there. Hope some day I get to!
"How does it taste? .... that is incredibly tender"
If you're going to do somthing like this, please understand the difference between tenderness and flavor"
That said, the place is great. The flavor of the dry age is perfect. Earthy, nutty, funky. I just wish it penetrated deeper.
John Fogg i would say that the texture of food on your palate is part of the tasting experience and definitely warrants a comment.
John Fogg some people are textural eaters. I personally care about both (as I think most people in the comments do), so I would have appreciated more input on the flavour.
Long wait for reservations, but its worth every moment! .the bacon appetizer is a must have! Time to make a reservation!
I have to stop watching videos like this when it’s midnight
Good video. Had Lincoln survived, he would tried this steak house during his retirement.This steakhouse was around quarter century before Titanic Sunk. Amazing.
My grandpa would always take us to PL when visiting NY. The best steak ever.
On the 7th day after resting, God came back and made Steak....
Pre-covid times look nice
Thanks for making me drool on my keyboard. Seriously, these steaks look amazing.
They are
0:41
Was that women getting a pic of herself and the steak she is about to consume? If so that is straight up Swanson status.
I buy grass fed beef and dry age it for 28 days. Magnificent!
do you know any other beef? I don't
I can't help but admire how she cuts through it with what looks like a butter knife. With red dry wine, excellent.
Raw steak/meat is always easy to cut through.
Prime meat, when cooked and rested properly, is extremely tender and can be easily cut with a butter knife
My mouth is all watery now😍
@ 4:38 the guy sitting behind her had the most hilarious expression ROTFL.
Can some explain why they slice while it's still raw and cooks it in a plate?
Some people eat it like that apparently.
because it tastes good when you cook a steak properly, if you haven't had the experience of such high quality meat you can't even question
Went in 2017. Best steak and service ever. !!
There's an entire Twitter trend about one NYT review about this restaurant
Absolutely a place I want to visit on my bucket list. Keep up the good work team Luger!
You can tell it's good beef by looking at the knife
Beef tender enough for a butter knife, right?
Now that's a knife!
*Medium rare porterhouse please!* 😋
Midnight Cravings show me your bank account first
@@______3597 *uh oh*
Midnight Cravings I’m right here god dammit!!!
Thats THE order. End of story.
There have been several steak houses opened in the NYCD
but Delmonico’s is my go to , Peter Luger is a destination meal when in the town
I've always known that I have to wait for a streak to set and rest before cutting it so why dont they do it?
I believe the steaks are pre-sliced before cooking and basted with butter or something like that, it's not the juice from the meat that's sizzling around the steak. The had this place on a Food Network show before.
Well I'm a big steak house guy but I was underwhelmed at Luger,
Ate early about 6 pm and my plate of salad looked like it was a lunch hold over.
The NY strip bone in was tasty but far from the best I'v had. It was also gristly.
Resting on its name I think...
I'm a Keens man, but Peter Luger is amazing and worth the trip to Brooklyn
How are the mutton chops? When I’m in the city I usually stay in Brooklyn but I’ll take a trip to mid-town.
The way that woman reacts to the steak is so phony.
Lol yes
She reacts to cock like that too.
3:33 when she think that’s it but you keep sliding more in 😏
What? Naw that looked legit.. our American women are very animated and she looks like she's enjoying it.. not like your Chinese women. Stone face robots.
@@beenthinkinoferrthang9677 wish I had that problem
Would love to go back to NYC again.. Peter Luger is at the top of my list for steak!
I was born and raised in Williamsburg only a few blocks away from them. I would walk by their restaurant as a kid and wondered if I would ever eat there. Still haven't, but that's because I left NY.
I deliver breads there with my cousin lol!
It’s kinda weird to see it on UA-cam like this.
NYT said the bread sucks in their review yesterday....better get your shit together.
the best thing about Peter Luger's is the bacon and creamed spinach
Nam D this
🤢
Exactly. The fewer and better the items the better.
Mmmmm steak that's what's for dinner Man that steak looks delicious
Both Lugar locations are great. I like the location on Long Island better.
Why?
I will go to Peter Luger in Tokyo on October because it's so cheap compared to Aragawa in Japan. Aragawa is 7 to 10 times more expensive than Peter Luger, so I cannot go.
Who’s here after joe rogan?😂
I am here CUZZ of Jeffrey Epstein....
He didn't KILL HIMSELF
Best 150 bucks i've ever spent on a meal. recommend doing this atleast once!
Why dont you buy some prime steak and cook it yourself at home instead of paying 150 dollars? Everybody knows how to cook perfectly a steak at home...its not something so special to go out and pay for it...
@@diasspeed I remember when i was like you.
@@nathan4432 you mean smart or not lazy?
Nathan he’s not wrong... the prices are literally outrageous.
diasspeed he means broke
Still on my bucket list.
Make sure to bring your wallet, plus some when going here!
Don’t get me wrong, the steak is delicious, but when my boyfriend and I went there, we spent over $250, and we only got 2 steaks, salads and drinks!
Love their stake but haven’t been impressed with the over dining experience. It’s too touristy. I do order their steaks for home delivery online occasionally
What is a "stake"?
John, try their Great Neck location, in Nassau County. Same great steaks, but very laid back. No tourist nonsense. You can actually enjoy the meal.
Always enjoyed eating here. How can the steak still be SIZZLING if you order for delivery???
@@stevec5465 you have to cook them yourself I’s What delivery is in this case
By the way. Their steal sauce is really for their tomato and onion salad. good on frech fries too
4:56 the guy on the phone stops and looks at the sizzling steak
That filet was so overcooked you could still see the lava leaking out the edges
Bruh.
I just made myself a beautiful ribeye and some banana pudding when youtube recommended this to me.
This is literally the first time in my life that I can watch a video about food and not be upset that I can't eat the food in the video.
I'm pretty sure nobody cares, but if you ever experience this, you'll understand. Normally, I have to either settle for something not nearly as good as what's in the video, get up and drive to buy whatever is in the video, or just grit my teeth and convince myself I don't need it.
so this is the place new york times give a 0 rating?
I feel like I’ve watched a bunch of videos with steaks in them. This was the first time I could really fell how soft that steak was. Gotta try it after things get less crazy.
Wow I’m definitely going here next time I’m in NYC
The host kind of looks like Danica Patrick.
a good steak does not need a sauce on the side . oh and blood does not mean juicy it means undercooked.
Leonidas Michailidis bloody doesn’t mean undercooked
Leonidas Michailidis it’s not blood it’s myoglobin
@@stevemarch1512 Dear Steve thank you for the scientific explanation (no sarcasm here). Myoglobin or not they do it to everything related to beef meat.
Would you happen to know why they do the same in burgers please ? I love beef steaks when i make them they re well done still juicy and soft but no red.
For example in my country sometimes we like eating lamb and goat meat . Would you eat these kinds of meat cooked like that (rare to medium rare) ?
Thank you
Luger's is awesome. Was there 2013 and we'd a great German-American waiter.
Top experience to tick (one of many) off on a visit to New York City.
Sorry not my style of cooking steak. Steak looks gray. My opinion prime steak should be coal charred on the outside and medium to medium rare on the inside. Steak looks like it was cooked on a grille pan. (. George Foreman type )
Exactly too much hype even back only dumbass libtards cooks prime steak in a oven
I agreed why not explain that weird practice