

One of Long Island’s premier Prime Steak and Sushi Restaurants by Anthony Scotto, Rare650 offers an exceptional dining experience. The dramatic space boasts a chic main dining room, a floor-to-ceiling wine room, and an energetic bar and lounge. Dine or enjoy cocktails in our stunning glass Conservatory featuring ambient lighting, tropical landscaping, and ultra-comfortable oversized booths and seating.
Upscale New American plates, sushi & an iPad wine list in a stylish space with a buzzy bar scene.
Hours
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 650 Jericho Tpke, Syosset, NY 11791
Phone: (516) 496-8000
Website: https://www.rare650.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
Starters were highlights—the bacon slab was tender and flavorful, and the large sushi appetizer was generous (for 2-3 people), fresh, creative—I finished it all myself.
But the $150 special single 16oz Wagyu ribeye was a huge letdown. I chose it over the $250 40oz Wagyu steak-for-two after those apps, expecting luxury from my prior Wagyu experiences. True high-grade Wagyu ribeye has intense snowflake-like marbling, rendering buttery with pale pink color, even fat, and a prominent fat cap for tenderness.
Instead, it resembled a New York strip: gristly fat edge, no central marbling—just dense, chewy meat with deep red hue, no fat cap. The first bite was tough; served rarer than my medium-rare request.
I flagged a waiter; he confirmed it was Wagyu ribeye and asked if I wanted the manager. I suggested reheating since too rare—he did, but it stayed tough. He asked again about the manager; on my birthday, I avoided commotion, snapping quietly: “Will the manager make it less chewy?” Service was good and friendly, main waitress attentive, but could’ve been more proactive on a high-ticket item.
Value: Apps were excellent with big portions, but steak overpriced and misrepresented—didn’t match Wagyu cut/marbling/texture despite confirmations. I’d return for starters and vibe, but skip specials without better clarification.
Didn’t try yet steaks there.
Atmosphere is nice, TVs with sports and good music in a back
BUT!!! No Apple Pay!!!
And desserts were surprisingly NOT good.
Tiramisu-frozen ice inside – do not recommend. Told about this issue to the waiter-just “Sorry” and didn’t try to solve the issue-provide alternative dessert or do not charge this one.
Cheesecake-sour and not sweet at all.
Coctails- regular good, lots of ice.
Inside the restaurant is beautiful. Gives you the sense that you’re in a Manhattan style establishment. We were seated up on their 2nd floor, which is the wine cellar, and unfortunately, I didn’t get any pictures! But just trust it was beautiful.
We started out with 2 well made cocktails, a Blueberry Mule, and a Rare650 Cosmo, one may be enough, they do not skimp on the alcohol.
We ordered the calamari and rock shrimp appetizer, and it was delicious. It was fresh tasting and lightly battered and crispy.
For the main, we ordered the porterhouse for 2, along with a side of truffle mash potatoes, and one spicy tune roll. The porterhouse was cooked just how we like it, medium rare. It was tender, flavorful, and certainly enough for two! When it was brought over to the table, the server carved it in front of us and served it up.
I can’t stop talking about how delicious the steak was! The spicy tuna roll was ok, it did however leave a very fishy aftertaste, I’ve never experienced with before from anywhere else that I’ve ordered this form. I didn’t quite like that.
The mash potatoes were ok, it could use a-lot more flavor, for us it was bland.
We shared the deconstructed apple pie for dessert, it was warm and so comforting. A plus, you must try it if you visit this restaurant.
The restaurant is beautiful, I do recommend making a reservation ahead of time. The staff was great, they welcome us in, and we were seated upstairs right away.
Moments after being seat, our server came over and introduced himself and made some recommendations, which were the drinks that we ended up ordering.
One thing to note, they do often have some dinner special, dinner for two for only $69.00, which comes out to a great deal. Check their website or ask the servers for their specials if you happen to drop in for dinner.
We had a great experience here and we do plan to return again for another special occasion.