wonderful curb appeal a rustic feeling atmosphere service is a 10 the food was delicious not sure why they do not offer a fillet maybe men once dominated this place but now we women like to eat out and our #1 choice is a fillet...More

Heard about this place on a Netflix Documentary called Steak & knew we HAD to try it. I made a dinner reservation for Peter Luger's 2 months in advance. It was the highlight of our girls' trip. The food was delicious but not the best...More

It you don't rate this restaurant excellent then you don't understand steakhouses. The interior is rustic and cozy. It's a busy place, so there is no quiet romance. This is a place to cut loose and indulge and Peter Lugar delivers the goods. Yes, its...More

I used to do business lunches or dinners here all the time, and I've found myself taking the business elsewhere more and more frequently over the years. Let's face it, NYC is certainly not in a shortage for good steak houses. This place has become...More

Third time lucky: on our third trip to NYC we got in to Peter Luger and had the famous “Steak for Two” medium. Magnificent melt in your mouth masterpiece is not a good enough description. In addition our waiter Danny was polite and friendly not...More

What can I say? A meal at Peter Luger’s is always memorable!! Just remember to order the T-Bone for two+ and do not order a steak for one, or you’ll miss out on the entire PL experience!!! Steaks are the finest beef money can buy...More

I didn't read any reviews on Trip Advisor prior to making my reservation for this place and merely went on the recommendation of a family member who lived in NYC for a time but was never able to eat here. I travel alot and have...More

Such a nice restaurant. We felt very welcomed. It has an old feel but very comfortable. The staff were amazing and made sure that we had every we needed.

A great place to eat while in NYC. Nice atmosphere and attentive staff. We will definitely go back when we travel into the city.

I can't believe it has been almost four years since our last visit. We took our two grandsons to a concert at the philharmonic in Lincoln Center and took the subway with them from Manhattan to Brooklyn to the Marcy Ave subway stop. They loved...More