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Keens Steakhouse

A New York chophouse with excellent steaks and great bar for pre & post dinner drinks or just drinks. Fine dining in comfortable surroundings. Founded in 1885, the restaurant has an interesting ceiling covered in 90,000 clay pipes which the customers used to smoke after dinner. Pipes were left at establishments, as they were too brittle to transport!

Address: 72 W 36th St
Hours: Open now · closes 10:30 pm
Weekly hours
Mon 11:45 am–10:30 pm
Tue 11:45 am–10:30 pm
Wed 11:45 am–10:30 pm
Thu 11:45 am–10:30 pm
Fri 11:45 am–10:30 pm
Sat 5 pm–10:30 pm
Sun 5 pm–9 pm
Read from the travel guide, which lists: Mon-Fri 11:45AM-10:30PM, Sat 5-10:30PM, Sun 5-9PM
Website: keens.com (opens in a new tab)

Mon	11:45 am–10:30 pm
Tue	11:45 am–10:30 pm
Wed	11:45 am–10:30 pm
Thu	11:45 am–10:30 pm
Fri	11:45 am–10:30 pm
Sat	5 pm–10:30 pm
Sun	5 pm–9 pm

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