Keens Steakhouse

Opened in 1885, Keens is one of New York's oldest steakhouses. The legendary mutton chop, the pipe collection on the ceiling, and the old-New York atmosphere are irreplaceable.

Frequently asked questions

What is Keens famous for?

The mutton chop — a massive, perfectly cooked rack — is the dish that defines Keens. The prime rib and lamb chops are also legendary.

What is the pipe collection at Keens?

Thousands of churchwarden pipes hang from the ceiling, belonging to members of the historic Keens Pipe Club — including Theodore Roosevelt and Babe Ruth.

What is the dress code at Keens?

Business casual to smart. The historic setting commands a certain respect in attire.

Is Keens good for a business dinner?

It's one of NYC's great power dining rooms — historic, serious, and the food always delivers.

Does Keens have a good bar?

Yes — the bar is one of the great steakhouse bars in New York, with an exceptional Scotch whiskey selection.