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Have a Taste of Exclusivity at Peter Luger Steak House
The first Peter Luger Steak House was established more than a hundred years ago—the year was 1887. Originally ‘Carl Luger’s Café, Billiards and Bowling Alley,’ it was bought for $35,000 by Sol Forman in the 1950’s. The restaurant was sold due to its decline.
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History
Forman, a loyal customer for 25 years, was the owner of the metal giftware factory from across Luger’s, and he bought the restaurant because he needed a place for his clients. Years later, because of the four stars awarded by critic Craig Clairborne, it amassed a huge number of faithful following.
For 30 years in a row, Peter Luger was named by Zagat Survey as the best steakhouse in NYC. It was also included in the ‘America’s Classics’ list by the James Beard Foundation in 2002. Because of its popularity, it was able to receive esteemed guests like Jerry Seinfeld, Robert De Niro, Johnny Carson, James Cagney, Chuck Schumer, Alfred Hitchcock, Jackie Gleason, Elizabeth Taylor, David Paterson, Pete Sampras, and Henry Kissinger.
Currently, they have two locations: one in Brooklyn and one in Great Neck, New York. Their Brooklyn property is famous for its long wooden bar, burnished oak wainscoting, weathered beer-hall tables, brass chandeliers, and exposed wooden beams.
From their menu, you can find pot roast, chopped steak, roast prime ribs, filet of sole, home-style chicken, small sirloin, lamb, and salmon, among others. They also have appetizers, salads, and desserts. And from their stores, you can buy t-shirts, cutting boards, steak knives, salt and pepper shakers, steak sauce, gift certificates, USDA prime dry aged steaks, and extra-thick cut bacon.
For inquiries about their locations or banquet reservations, you can check their website or call their numbers.