
Delmonico's
4.5 (3,409)restaurant
Housed in its original 1837 building, America’s first fine-dining restaurant still draws crowds for its namesake steak.
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Oscar TucciOwner
Delmonico brothersOwner
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Occupying the intersection of Beaver and William Streets, the restaurant is famed as the alleged birthplace of several dishes. While the dry-aged ribeye and creamed spinach remain staples, the kitchen also prepares contemporary plates like lemon caviar pasta and a signature baked Alaska noted for its presentation. The layout leads past the main bar into a smaller dining room set with cozy tables.
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Smart casualNo sportswearJackets optional


