

A sultry steakhouse in New York City where old-world glamour meets modern style and sophistication. Experience the combination of charred cuts perfectly paired with decadent sides, such as Truffle Creamed Spinach and Goose Fat Potatoes. And be sure to save room for the famed 24-Layer Chocolate Cake.
Swanky steakhouse with a raw bar boasting walls covered with photos of old-Hollywood stars.
Hours
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003
Phone: (212) 328-0000
Website: https://www.striphouse.com/location/striphouse-downtown/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: landrysinc.com
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Reviews
The 20-layer chocolate cake is a must-order. It’s absolutely huge easily enough for 3-4 people to share. It’s very moist, rich, and indulgent without being dry at all. Definitely one of the standout desserts in the city.
The baked Alaska is a fun presentation and makes for a nice show at the table, but flavor wise it’s pretty basic compared to the chocolate cake.
Overall, a solid, dependable steakhouse that delivers both on atmosphere and dessert. Definitely worth visiting if you want that
classic New York steakhouse experience
Pros:
-Very nice, welcoming host upon arrival & coat check.
-Food and drinks arrived fairly quickly upon ordering.
-All dishes were for the most part delicious and very generous in portion size-even the bread basket was great (my fave was the pretzel bread).
I had the Mushroom Gnocchi (well seasoned, loved the garlic punch), Chicken Paillard (delicious, no notes), and Chocolate Cake (super decadent, I had left overs for 2 days lol).
-Servers/Bussers working the floor were all super pleasant, attentive and helpful.
Cons:
-Our waiter Keith left much to be desired. He was somewhat dismissive and barely looked at you in the face when speaking, it was bizarre. He also seemed annoyed when we advised we wanted to partake in restaurant week menu (even though most tables around us were) and he didnt even give us that menu, we had to look it up on our phones. Maybe just an off day but he perked up immediately when it was bill/tip time.
-The blood orange Cosmo while tasty was pretty sweet and didnt pack a punch like cosmos normally do.
-The goose fat potatoes were underwhelming- they tasted like a very simple hashbrown.
-Tight seating and the ladies dining at the table to our right were way over their limit but at least they were funny!
Overall great experience and would return. Even with rest week menu, with drinks, tax, tip our bill for two was $235. So anticipate to spend here but its very much worth it.
I got the New York Strip ($75) and Filet Mignon ($79) which were beautifully seared, and paired perfectly with the black truffle creamed spinach ($19) truffle really hit the spot as it was so flavorful
The steak is honestly not the best I have had in the city. Filet mignon is very chewy. New York strip is tender but only for our first few bites
We ended the night with the 24-layer chocolate cake which is ginormous ✨ it is really densed, creamy smooth, and lives up the hype.
Not the cheapest, but absolutely a treat if you are into classic steakhouse decadence with a dessert to remember.
The front-of-house team checked in throughout the meal, and Buddy was incredible. He went back and forth with the chef to confirm ingredients and preparation, making sure everything was accurate and safe. His attention to detail made the entire experience feel calm and stress-free.
The food was excellent, and my friend—who often struggles to eat out due to gluten and dairy allergies—was able to fully enjoy her meal.
If you’re looking for a gluten-free friendly restaurant in NYC with knowledgeable, attentive service, this is an easy recommendation.