When my bosses at Eater send around their annual December email asking for the biggest dining surprises of the year, I already know what to tell them: That Ernesto’s, chef Ryan Bartlow’s hip Basque ...

I visited Keens Steakhouse, a historic New York City haunt that's popular for power lunches. The place feels cozy and rich with history, and the food is pretty impressive. It's expensive but tasty — ...

Luke Fortney is a journalist based in New York City. He most recently worked as a reporter for Eater, where covered restaurants and food trends for nearly five years. Iconic Midtown steakhouse Keens ...

The massive mutton chop, seen in the glow of Keens’ flattering lighting. The long tail that wraps around the chop is the best part. Fork in the Road continues with our slow quest to find a restaurant ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Taryn Varricchio: New York is home to plenty of notable steakhouses. But few can say they've served the likes of Teddy Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, and Babe Ruth ...

Some of Keens Steakhouse's signed pipes sitting on a table. - keenssteakhouse / Instagram Keens Steakhouse, a restaurant in Manhattan that was opened in 1885, is not quite the oldest steakhouse in New ...

How legitimate are the postwar power lunch vibes at Keens Steakhouse? An episode of "Mad Men" was filmed there. Find out how to dine like Don Draper there.