
After 4 decades of experience, it is fair to say that Wolfgang Zwiener learned his craft well. Taking the core principles from his years as Peter Luger’s head waiter, Wolfgang didn’t just duplicate an exceptional steakhouse; he improved upon it making Wolfgang’s Steakhouse extraordinary. Experience the finest USDA Prime Black Angus steaks, dry-aged to perfection, alongside a menu crafted to delight every palate. Whether you’re joining us for a special occasion or an unforgettable dining experience, we’re here to serve you excellence on every plate. Steakhouse is serving lunch and dinner seven days a week including all major holidays.
Upscale chophouse chain serving dry-aged steaks, seafood & wine in an elegant setting.
Hours
| Thursday | 11:45 AM–9:45 PM |
| Friday | 11:45 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:45 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9:15 PM |
| Monday | 11:45 AM–9:45 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:45 AM–9:45 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:45 AM–9:45 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1359 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
Phone: (212) 564-2620
Website: http://www.wolfgangssteakhouse.net/
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Reviews
A meal with steak for two, wine and 2 sides, dessert for 2 and coffee for 1 will be about $150 per person.
The service was excellent, the staff was super attentive and prompt. Atmosphere is warm and lively but like most restaurants a bit noisy as more people joined.
I would visit again to try other items maybe lamb chops or some of the seafood. I had steak because it was first time and it is a steakhouse after all.
If you enjoy a nice steak, attentive staff, prompt service and dont mind or can budget $150 per person plus tip then go!
The service was top-notch: fresh bread and butter to start, plenty of sauces, and when we asked for caramelized onions and roasted garlic, they brought it out with no fuss and no extra charge. That kind of care makes a difference.
We left happy, full, and already talking about coming back. Great lunch for a great day — about $44 each before tip, and absolutely worth it.
The waiter informed me that the founder is Wolfgang Zwiener, not Wolfgang Puck. Someone at the table snickered and said “You didn’t know that Johnny!?”
“WELL OBVIOUSLY NOT, SHARON. HOW MANY WOLFGANGS DO YOU PERSONALLY KNOW? DON’T MAKE FUN OF ME FOR AN HONEST MISTAKE.” I responded vehemently. I realized, as I was buttering another complimentary bread roll, that I am getting too defensive. This table will smell blood if I show any more weakness.
I turned on my best Shai Gilgeous-Alexander nonchalant demeanor and said “Y’all are right, I’m dumb. I’ll get back to the drawing board and get better.”
At this moment, the Porterhouse for 4 hit the table. The unmistakable noise and aroma of meat crackling into the ether cheered me right up. A true feast for the senses. Perfectly medium rare with a slight crisp on the edges… damn I’m getting hungry just typing this back. Melts in your mouth.
This might be a hot take, but I much prefer Wolfgang’s to Peter Luger. The food is directly comparable, but I was shocked at the ambiance at Peter Luger: bright lights, patrons dressed in sweats and hoodies, and servers who only care about turning tables quickly.
If I’m paying this amount of money for a meal, I want the dimly lit white glove experience that Wolfgang’s provides. Shoutout to Wolfgang Zwiener, not Mr. Puck. I won’t make that mistake again.
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We were attended by friendly waiter, at our table and proceeded with the order: one porterhouse for 2 and a bone in ribeye, done medium rare.
The beef was deliciously tender, cooked to perfection. It was tasty and juicy, exactly what you’d expect from a dry aged beef. The cream spinach and steaks fries complemented the beef very well.
Before arriving yesterday, we called ahead to confirm our visit and were told that 8:30 p.m. was fine. However, once we were seated, it immediately felt as though the staff was trying to rush us out. As first-time guests, we wanted to take our time reviewing the menu, but the staff seemed impatient to take our order. Less than five minutes after our appetizer arrived, we were already being asked to place our main course order, which made the experience feel hurried and uncomfortable.
The bread was served cold, and while one staff member kindly warmed it after we mentioned it, this should have been addressed before serving. We also ordered a sirloin cooked medium-rare, but it was served rare.
What made the experience even more frustrating was that we were only told “not to feel rushed” when we asked for the bill and a to-go box—despite the entire meal feeling exactly that way.
We spent over $350 on this meal, and for that price, the experience was absolutely not worth the money. This dinner was meant to celebrate our anniversary, and instead, the rushed service and lack of attention completely ruined what should have been a special evening.
My partner and I are usually very understanding when it comes to service, even when it’s not perfect, but this particular location fell well below the standards expected of a Wolfgang restaurant. The overall experience was unacceptable. If proper service cannot be provided, guests should not be seated.
What really elevates the experience, though, is the staff. They make a tremendous difference from the moment you walk in. A special thank you to Kenny, who was kind, polite, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable. His warm personality and genuine care enhanced the entire evening and made us feel truly welcome.
Amazing food is important, but outstanding service is what turns a great meal into a memorable experience and Wolf on Broadway delivers both flawlessly. Highly recommend!
We had the steak recommended by Rayon and it was outstanding, perfectly paired with our Barolo. Rayon and his colleague went above and beyond with their service, making the whole experience truly memorable. Highly recommend!