By Nate Freeman 12/17/10 3:32pm

Dining

Sam Sifton Bans Toddlers From Peter Luger

Peter Luger, New York’s gold standard for steakhouses, served its first porterhouse in 1887. It’s been a fixture  on Williamsburg’s south side forever (predating even the trucker hat). It’s grander than just a restaurant: It’s an institution.

But if you’re a dad looking to take mom and the tots out for some supper? Try another Read More

By Chris Shott 1/22/08 7:22pm

Look Out, Peter Luger! Morton's Steakhouse Carves Into Brooklyn

Brooklyn’s first Morton’s Steakhouse will occupy 14,000 square feet inside the expanded Marriott on Adams Street, according to a deal announced Tuesday.

Read the full release below.

Celebrated National Chain, Morton’s, To Open First Brooklyn Restaurant

NEW YORK – The prolific team of Faith Hope Consolo, Chairman, and Joseph A. Aquino, Executive Read More