Living Social Uncle Jack's Steakhouse

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Uncle Jack's Steakhouse's rich history dates all the way back to the Prohibition, when this storied establishment became the famous gathering place for thirsty celebrities, businessmen, and socialites -- meaning no one can put the breaks on the good times at this heralded and refined restaurant. With today's deal from its Chelsea and Midtown locations -- which both serve USDA Prime Beef aged at least 21 days in-house -- revel in a decadent, three-course feast with a bottle of wine for two for $92 (regularly $185). Take a seat in the stunning dining room -- marked by ornate chandeliers, rich wood, and soft lighting -- and start with two appetizers; options are: Maryland lump crab cakes, Italian buffalo mozzarella with fresh beefsteak tomatoes, or a crisp Caesar salad. Then, choose from entrées that include the dry-aged New York strip, tender filet mignon, or ocean-fresh striped bass. Finish by sharing a decadent dessert sampler that features tiramisu, pecan pie, cheesecake, and chocolate mousse, and instantly realize why NYC's elite residents have been frequenting this place for so many years.

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We ate at Uncle Jack's Steakhouse on 56th last summer. I heartily recommend it. I had the bone-in Rib Eye and my wife ate the bone-in Filet Mignon. We have eaten at a lot of steakhouses around the country and Uncle Jack's was our favorite by far.

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I was tempted to buy this when I saw it the other day. My wife stopped me cause I have $600 worth of gift certificates that I had gotten when I turned 50