chophouse
Americannoun
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This Italian chophouse from Andrew Carmellini is the latest in the collection of high-profile dining rooms on the South Street Seaport district’s renovated Pier 17.
From New York Times • Jun. 8, 2021
New York City’s 133-year-old chophouse Peter Luger began offering a delivery option and started accepting credit cards for the first time ever.
From Fox News • Sep. 21, 2020
The chophouse format is one of the nucleotides in America’s dining DNA, at once codified and constantly adapting.
From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 4, 2019
Of course it would be a shame to pass up a meal at the local chophouse Elway's, owned by Bronco QB legend John Elway.
From Golf Digest • Jul. 19, 2016
Then its glory departed as a centre of speculations, but its renown as an old-fashioned chophouse remained till 1873.
From Bidwell's Travels, from Wall Street to London Prison Fifteen Years in Solitude by Bidwell, Austin
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