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Executive chef Joel Reiss prepares cuts of sirloin, porterhouse, and filet mignon that are dry-aged on premises in a custom-made meat locker
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About This Deal
People love eating at restaurants because the food is as delicious as a home-cooked meal, but you don't have to eat at a table with your 14 strong, hungry teenage brothers. Get some eating room with this Groupon.
$50 for $100 Worth of Upscale Steakhouse Cuisine
The menu features upscale versions of surf and turf classics such as lobster cocktail ($22), spicy tuna tartare ($17), a 24-ounce New York strip ($53), and a 12-ounce filet mignon ($48).
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Reservation required. Dine-in only. Dinner only.
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About S Prime Steakhouse
Michelin-recommended and Zagat rated steakhouse S Prime has earned the attention of the New York Times and Blackbook for its traditional steakhouse creations with a modern twist. That’s largely due to S Prime’s executive chef, Joel Reiss, whose impressive résumé boasts names such as The Post House—where he worked immediately prior to S Prime—Smith & Wollensky, and the Park Avenue Cafe. This gastronomical guru draws on his 25 years of experience working with legendary chefs and restaurateurs, such as David Burke and Terrance Brennan.
Inside the elegant two-story eatery, located minutes from Midtown Manhattan in Long Island City, Reiss’s entrees shine alongside the ornate chandeliers. Seafood offerings from the raw bar in the form of clams, oysters, and colossal lump crabmeat mingle with succulent dry-aged, prime cuts and include rib eye, NY strip, and a 42-ounce porterhouse steak. Blackbook magazine seems to sum up the food best: “Joel Reiss strikes a blend of sincerity and not-taking-things-too-seriously that seems to get rarer in this city.”
