Keens Steakhouse
An 1885 Midtown chophouse famous for its legendary mutton chop and 45,000 antique churchwarden pipes on the ceilings.
Example
The mutton chop is an enormous saddle of lamb, and most people split it under ceilings hung with clay churchwarden pipes.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the mutton chop and can one person finish it?
A giant lamb saddle, and mostly no. Split it or accept the best leftovers of your trip.
Do I need a reservation at Keens?
For the dining room yes. The bar and pub room take walk-ins and serve the full experience with whiskey to match.
Can I eat at Keens without booking?
Yes, in the pub room and at the bar, which take walk ins and serve the same kitchen. The formal dining room needs a reservation, especially on weekends.
