Listed below are links to reviews of Gallagher's Steak House from around the web.
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"This huge room with brass railing and red checkered tablecloths serves up a classic New York steak house experience. There's meat hanging in window and celebrity photos hanging on the walls...."
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more from gayot]
| "Photos of famous New York figures dot the walls and red-checked tablecloths top the tables at this speakeasy-turned-steakhouse that has been in business since 1927. Most people come here for the steaks, which are excellent, grilled over hickory logs, but..." |
1 reviews
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more from insiderpages]
"Looked like a nice restaurant and based on the prices expected good service and good food. Sadly though have to say after a week of eating out in NY this place was by far the worst service we received and by far the most expensive place we ate at ($260 fo..."
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more from judysbook]
| "This huge room with brass railing and red checkered tablecloths serves up a classic New York steak house experience. There's meat hanging in window and celebrity photos hanging on the walls...." |
3 reviews
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more from local.yahoo]
| "My best friend and I went there - she said it was great, and I trusted her opinion since she was from Kansas City originally. MY $42 STRIP STEAK was fatty, charred (I order medium-rare) and had absolutely no flavor...." |
38 reviews
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "Since 1927, this former speakeasy turned steakhouse has packed in businesspeople at lunch, and the Broadway crowd at night. The bustling, wood-paneled dining room, with its red-checked tablecloths and photos of famous New York politicians, athletes and ac..." |
8 reviews
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more from wcities]
"Celebrity photos grace the walls and hanging meat is visible to all the salivating carnivores entering this landmark establishment, located on the northern end of the Theater District. The former speakeasy is home to one of Manhattan's more casual steakho..."
