Delmonico’s by night. Courtesy Travis Shumake “I was the last customer before the restaurant closed during COVID,” said Travis Shumake, the first openly gay driver to compete in the National ...

Sure, Delmonico’s in the Financial District bills itself as a steakhouse, but historically, it has always been much more, with many now classic dishes having been invented there.And so, one ...

Dishes are well-prepared, especially the signature steaks. Delmonico's steaks are grilled from good cuts of beef and done properly to order. You'll pay $19.50 for the 9-ounce house sirloin, but if ...

Delmonico’s, at 56 Beaver Street in the district’s historic heart, is the best revival of an iconic New York restaurant since Graydon Carter brought the Waverly Inn back from the dead in 2007.

When Delmonico's Steakhouse in Jackson opened in 1985, it was quite different from what you see today. In it's 36 years, the family-owned restaurant has seen changes in trends, community need and ...

6001 Quarry Road (off of Rockside Road), Independence. Hipsters might take potshots at the old-school style of Delmonico's Steakhouse -- and I've heard them firsthand -- but there's a counterpoint ...

Delmonico’s Steak House in the Financial District is one of the oldest restaurants in New York City. Founded in 1837, the eatery was the first fine dining restaurant in the country.

The restaurant is, of course, most famous for naming the Delmonico cut of steak, but it also claims that lobster Newburg, eggs Benedict, and baked Alaska sprang from its kitchen.

After sitting shuttered for nearly three years, legendary New York steakhouse Delmonico’s will reopen at 56 Beaver Street this fall under new management, following an eviction battle with its landlord ...