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A New York classic opened in 1837, serving prime beef in old-time environs.
What to order: Signature Delmonico Ribeye · Original Baked Alaska · Lobster NewbergFrom Google Maps reviews.
We checked this place out for dinner recently and really enjoyed it. The building is really cool, with a lot of history. Definitely worth reading up on, especially all of the dishes that allegedly started at Delmonico’s. We had a cozy little two-top table in a smaller dining past the main bar. Our server was friendly but overall, our service was pretty slow. We both enjoyed our glasses of wine and the yellowtail crudo appetizer. The complimentary sourdough and corn bread had good flavor, especia
We had an amazing experience here for my 40th birthday. This definitely lived up to the hype - the Delmonico’s ribeye was unreal, perfectly cooked with plenty of flavor and a nice dry-aging. The creamed spinach was the perfect side for it as well. The lemon caviar pasta was a real hit with the group, and the signature baked Alaska is delicious, with an amazing presentation. Overall this is just such a great experience - from the staff to the food, it’s excellent. Yes, it’s expensive and maybe yo
This legendary restaurant had been on our radar ever since we first started planning our next visit to NYC. So much history and so many expectations. We weren't disappointed and had a wonderful evening. Everything was delicious. Perhaps the only exception was the crab cake, which was a bit too heavy for us, but the biggest surprise was the royal eggs Benedict, which were truly wonderful. The Signature Delmonico ribeye, lobster Newberg, and the sides and famous Baked Alaska were all delicious. Th
From the Oct 27, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Flies were present in the space.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.
Garbage was kept in open or leaky containers, which attracts pests.