Peter Luger Steak House (New York)

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Peter Luger Steak House, established in 1887, is a historic steakhouse located in Brooklyn, New York. Founded by German immigrant Peter Luger, it initially operated as "Carl Luger's Café, Billiards and Bowling Alley" before evolving into a renowned steakhouse. The restaurant is celebrated for its traditional atmosphere, featuring wooden decor and brass chandeliers, creating a nostalgic ambiance. Peter Luger Steak House is known for its exceptional steaks, primarily sourced from USDA Prime beef and dry-aged on-site. The menu highlights the porterhouse steak, served sizzling in its own juices. Classic side dishes include creamed spinach and German fried potatoes. The restaurant has received numerous accolades, including a James Beard "America's Classics" award and a Michelin star, though it lost the latter in 2022. It remains a beloved institution in New York's culinary scene.