Instant Alert: The most underrated steaks in NYC

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   The most underrated steaks in NYC by Mary Hanbury and Linette Lopez on Mar 30, 2017, 2:07 PM Advertisement Every town has its local celebrities, and in New York City some of those celebrities are steaks. That is to say, we eat here. New York City is not Los Angeles, where a "green-something" is considered an appropriate meal for an adult human. This is a town where a cut of meat can reach near Beyonce-level fame. Of course, not all of the best cuts of meat have achieved such heights. Some remain unsung heroes, consistently pleasing but flying under the radar, and that's likely best. Sometimes you don't want to have to make a reservation or dress up for a steakhouse to get down on something juicy. Knowing that, Business Insider compiled a list of some of the best of New York City's lesser known steaks. Some are in unexpected locations, others are cult favorites, and some have just never felt the need to put on a show for anyone. The steak speaks for itself. New York Yankees Steakhouse, NYY Signature Rib Eye ($78) The New York Yankees Steakhouse is in Midtown, the neighborhood of steakhouses, yet it  feels more like a sports club than anything else. No matter, the steak there is actually top notch. Definitely on par with some of its better neighbors. Go try it.  Fun fact: They'll carve anything you want into the bone of your steak. 7 W 51st St, New York Employees Only, Seared Rib Eye ($68) We'll say this until we are blue in the face — Employees Only is the best cocktail bar in New York City and possibly the world. There a few reasons we'll list here. If you're there long enough, you'll get a bowl of chicken soup at 3:30 am. Despite rising to international fame, it's still a local joint where you can eventually become a regular. Even your mom can drink the Amelia. This steak (and the Cavatelli. We dream about them). 510 Hudson St, New York Lalito, Baby Steak ($15) Lalo is a restaurant that has wowed critics from the moment it opened thanks to its creative Mexican fare. That's great — cool even, but Lalo's baby steak (Lalito) knows no nationality. It's just an incredibly juicy awesome cut of meat. 104 Bayard St, New York See the rest of the story at Business Insider   Share the latest business news with your network:    Email sent to:   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011