The 7 Best Places for Prime Rib in the Theater District, New York

Jen Krawczyk: Amazing prime rib!

Chris Sawyer: Old school charm...modern day service. Get the prime rib dinner.

Claire J Song: standard porterhouse for two, kingly prime rib, and even a humble chopped steak. Like filet mignon? Chef Alan Ashkinaze will season your beef eight different ways.

Michelle Hardjono: Prime rib eye,onion rings,lobster mac and cheese..and u get ur fabulous steak!gonna try spinach supreme next time

Joseph Castranova: Prime rib steak was excellent

Jesse: The bone prime rib eye is awesome!

Bravo: The original is the best classic steakhouse in the world. Prime rib with bone in and creamed spinach. Mmm…great food, great memories. -David Applebaum, Launch My Line

yunita setyawan: The original is the best classic steakhouse in the world. Prime rib with bone in and creamed spinach.

Bryan Flynn: The hamburger is back. Used to suck, now its awesome. Ask for the prime rib au jus on the side to dip the fries. The bartenders are thee best in NYC. Tip them well.

Chase Hubbard: Had the ravioli, it was amazing! So was the gnocchi as well as the clams and linguini!

Ivana Goldstein: The cheesecake is to die for!!!! Never had a better one.

Alex M: Wi-Fi password - lamasserianyc

Joseph Thompson: Great place to rest, have a drink and think. This lounge does make my Friday afternoon. Bar food tasty and nice portions.

Zena Weist: Great floor to ceiling window view of Times Square.

Evan Lopez: You want to escape Time Square shenanigans?! Then come up to the 8th floor of the Marriott Marquis and enjoy beautifully crafted libations, a curated cuisine and outdoor terrace overlooking it all!

Iulia Oprea: The food is delicious, prices are okay, the view is fantastic! Don't miss this place if you go to NY. It's gonna worth it! ❤️

Kane Albarron: Go to dinner here. The restaurant rotates and the buffet has awesome food. A bit pricey, but worth it if u wanna treat yourself!

Ray Hostetler: Honestly, the view is not worth the prices ($16 cocktails and $40 buffet). It's not a true 360 view as the room is circle inside of a square building. Half the time looking at corners!

Cherry Lynn: Came here for Sunday Brunch.. great atmosphere! Lobster Benedict/ Crab Cake Sandwich is delicious. Would come here again.

Red W.: Come with a friend. Order 5 dozen oysters. Don't talk. Enjoy.

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