Do I need a reservation for Butcher & Banker?
Reservations are recommended, particularly during popular dinner times and on Madison Square Garden event nights.
Once a hidden 1920s bank vault, Butcher & Banker now serves as one of Manhattan’s most distinctive and sought-after steakhouses. Savor Prime Black Angus steaks and dry-aged cuts, indulge in crisp sides like duck-fat fries and charred asparagus, then toast the evening with bespoke cocktails and an expansive whiskey list.
Hidden beneath The New Yorker Hotel, Butcher & Banker is a Midtown NYC steakhouse set inside a restored 1930s bank vault. The atmospheric dining room combines original architectural details with Prime Black Angus steaks, dry-aged cuts, bespoke cocktails and an expansive whiskey selection. It is a distinctive setting for dinner, drinks and special occasions in the heart of Manhattan.
Reservations are recommended, particularly during popular dinner times and on Madison Square Garden event nights.
The restaurant is steps from Madison Square Garden, making it a convenient steakhouse for dinner before a game, concert or other event.
The menu focuses on Prime Black Angus steaks, dry-aged cuts, classic steakhouse sides, cocktails and an extensive whiskey selection.
Butcher & Banker is located at 481 Eighth Avenue on the vault level of The New Yorker Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
Butcher & Banker is located across from Penn Station, making it a convenient option for dinner before or after traveling through Midtown Manhattan.