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Smith & Wollensky
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Editorial Review
The Manhattan import has an intimate dining room looking into the window-enclosed kitchen. Want some air? Check out the shaded front patio.
-- Tom Sietsema (July 2012)
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Overview of Smith & Wollensky
During lunch and dinner, carts bearing prime steaks, including dry-aged sirloins and bone-in ribeyes, criss-cross the floor of this downtown den of primal pleasure.
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Hours:
Mon 11:30 - 11 pm
Tues-Fri 11:30am - midnight
Sat 4 pm - midnight
Sun 5pm - midnight
Neighborhood:
Downtown
Cuisines:
American,
Seafood,
Steakhouse
Nearest Metro:
Farragut North (Red Line)
Atmosphere:
Chef's table,
Outdoor Seating,
Private Room
Price range:
$$$ ($25-$34)
Known for:
Best steakhouses
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