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The Park Steakhouse

4.1 (268 reviews)
PriceySteakhouses
Open • 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated a few days ago

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Upscale
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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cowboy steak and creamed spinach
Leila T.

great steaks and lovely ambiance. huge martinis too!!! came here for the first time to check the place out. the parking is valet because the lot is small/tight. there's a quaint tavern-esque bar at the front and lovely dining room in the back. ambiance here was great. food was very good. had the Spanish octopus which was AMAZING - one of the best octopus dishes I've had. husband had the scallops with foie gras which were cute because they were served on mini skillets. for the main course husband had the cowboy steak with came with black garlic butter. very nice cut of meat and cooked properly. he also had the creamed spinach which was actually a bit disappointing. I had the diver scallops over risotto which were also very good. the service was good but the pace was a little fast for such a fancy restaurant. our food came out quickly and was really hot. for dessert we had the ricotta zeppolis which came with such a fun presentation. definitely would visit again soon. good place to go if you are in the mood for a good steak.

Tea-Quila Thyme cocktail.
Emma G.

I had no idea I was going to end up here for what turned into impromptu dinner and drinks - otherwise, I absolutely would not have accidentally had three slices of pizza and a piece of cake for lunch. That's the only regret I ended up having related to this experience, as this place ended up being absolutely perfect in every regard. My chum and I stopped by this past Thursday evening, which was a damp one for sure. We'd ventured over to Park Ridge for a visit to a gourmet market and noticed that there was a decent looking establishment across the street. Choosing not to be intimidated by the valet parking, we walked over and immediately made ourselves comfortable next to the bar in a cozy corner high top with plush seats. I'd taken a look at the cocktail menu beforehand, so I was fully prepared to go with the Tea-Quila Thyme, which featured chamomile-infused tequila, lemon juice and honey syrup. I'm not usually a big citrus fan, but this was perfectly made - definitely gave a rosy hue to the cheeks but was super tasty with the tequila not being overwhelming at all. This was mixology at its finest. I felt emboldened after that victory to order one more cocktail, the Fresh Cracked, which was bourbon-based with black pepper and my cocktail chum egg whites, but ultimately had a berry-centric flavor profile that hit the spot. The bartender 100% knew what she was doing. My intention was just to have a few drinks, but the app menu was just too interesting to ignore. We ended up sharing three different apps - a peach/burrata/prosciutto combo, a lemon gnocchi/crab dish and a loaf of focaccia with black garlic butter. All of it was out of this world with just the perfect blending of different flavors. My only mild nitpick (and I certainly didn't take points off for it) was that I thought texture wise, the peach was too crunchy. That's it. I've got no other constructive feedback to provide. My favorite was definitely the gnocchi, but it easily could have been any item I ingested. The star of the night could have been almost anything/anyone, but it's hard to argue it wasn't Ashleigh, our bartender/waitress. She was attentive throughout our meal even when the bar area got considerably busier, and very personable. Beyond that though, her intimate knowledge of the menus (she acknowledged she literally helped write them) was a huge asset for us and allowed for some educated choices that ended up paying off in a big way. Beyond that, the price point wasn't egregious, especially given that we were at a nice steakhouse in Bergen County with valet parking. With multiple cocktails and high-end apps, the bill was less than $100, which I'll take every time. Huge surprise, huge recommend.

oz Cowboy Steak, Mother Halligans Famous Lumpy Mashed, and Creamed Spinach , Hint of Nutmeg
Megan O.

Lovely staff and environment. The (expensive) cowboy ribeye steak, unfortunately, was lacking flavor and did not have a "wow" factor until seasoned with salt and pepper at the table. The scallops were delicious and came in a tiny cast iron skillet. The mashed potatoes, bacon, and creamed spinach were good, but nothing was bursting with flavor. They have a full bar separate from the dining area.

Porterhouse Steak

One of the top 5 best steaks I've ever had. The garlic butter served in the bone marrow definitely takes it to the next level (although the steak was still delicious even without it). The iceberg wedge salad and the cheesecake were also standouts. The service was also excellent being attentive but not on top of you or slow. The only minor nitpicks were the onion rings were good but not great (this is the only thing I felt was overpriced) and it was a bit cold where we were seated. But the overall experience definitely warrants 5 stars.

Sizzling Scallops
Brie A.

I was very lucky to go to a work dinner here! This is definitely once of the fanciest places I've ever been to. To start, some of us got the Sizzling Scallops. This was the single-most fanciest scallop I've ever eaten. It came in the cutest little cast-iron skillet and was so delicious--it melted in your mouth! We also split the Burrata in Bread which was so amazing! For dinner I got the Surf and Turf and it was delicious. I like my steak medium rare, and they cooked it to perfection. The lobster was also delicious! For dessert, I got their cookie skillet! The cookie was crunchy on the outside and ooey-gooey on the inside. It went so well with the vanilla ice cream on top. The servers were super attentive and very nice. Keep in mind, it's a little pricey, so it's definitely a special occasion place. Also, you need to dress up (I'm talking business casual) as it's a little more of an upscale place. Overall we had a great experience!

Signature hamburger and fries
Philip E.

Stopped in for dinner and immediately liked the vibe of the restaurant. Wait staff knew their product well from the cocktails to the entrees. First course was a crunchy cheesy flatbread that was good but not great. Would have preferred a better bread course with choices of bread including olive oil or infused butter. My medium rare $24 burger entree came well done, a bit of a disappointment. My buddy's flounder entree looked and tasted good. Not sure if I would go back for the very expensive steak courses that were a la carte.

Fancy drink and Diet Coke
Dawn M.

This place was a Diamond we found by accident. We went to an event across the street and it ended early and the food was to go so we walked across the street in the rain and happened upon this lovely place. Ashley the bartender was phenomenal is helping us with drinks and the menu which she said she drafted. The entire experience was enhanced by her knowledge and greet service. We got the gnocchi and the peach and burrata

Chocolate lava cake
Kaitlyn F.

We have lived in the area for a while and never tried Park Steakhouse. It was my birthday so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived, I was surprised by how crowded the bar was. It is small and no seats were available. We had a nice table that was circular and able to accommodate our party of 5 perfectly. Our waitress was kind and attentive. We first ordered cocktails. I had a lemon drop martini and I would rate it a 3.5/5. It was very sweet and I didn't care for the taste. The bread they gave you was like a long crostini covered with cheese. It was really tasty but there were red pepper flakes on it, which made it spicy! I like that but some other people in our party didn't. For appetizers, we had the crab cake which was really good and came with creamed spinach or something under it. We also had bacon which was probably the best thing we ate. Additionally we ordered the focaccia bread which was really good. We all ordered filets, some were petite and some were normal size and different levels of cooks. When they brought them out, we noticed that they did not look correct. We asked the waiter who passed them out and he double checked and said they were correct. We then said okay and started to cut into it, but by just looking at it, we knew they were not correct. I believe that at an established steakhouse, this is a mistake they should not be making. The steak was good, but nothing amazing. For dessert I had the chocolate lava cake and it was just alright. A side note- someone in our party mentioned that there was a birthday party in our group and they did not do anything to acknowledge it. We weren't looking for anything free, but we did order multiple desserts so we thought they would at least do a candle or something. I don't think we will rush back here. There are other steak houses I prefer.

tables and chairs under a tent
Mike C.

Had a great dinner here last night. Sat outside very comfortably. Started with 12 raw oysters that were super fresh with good sauces. Also ordered Spanish octopus that was grilled and crispy but still tender with a great puttancesa sauce. My buddy had the porterhouse which is for 2 but he finished himself lol. It was over cooked but still has very good cut. I had surf and turf which was very enjoyable. Little undercooked and lobster little over but still very good. Wife had lamb chops which were nice and tender with mash and spinach. PS mine I made were better. With coffee we had the ricotta zeppoles which were amazing omg. Which a raspberry juice u inject into them wow so good. Also they comp all desserts because of the wrong temp on steaks which was nice Our waiter Eric was amazing really good guy and so professional. Felt bad for him he ran the whole outside dining. Way understaffed . Def a place to go for an occasion. Break your piggyback it's not cheap. Valet parking which is very easy Def a must try.

Veal chop special
Christina V.

Such a great dinner. Our apps and dinners were amazing, cooked to perfection, great size portions. Two bottles of wine and tequila shots to start the night. Nothing was overly salty. Mashed potatoes were creamy, asparagus was crisp. Zeppoles dessert was more like donuts but hot with a slight crunch and chocolate sauce. The only thing that didn't make the cut was the special salad with champagne vinaigrette, candied walnuts of which there was only a few, and green apples. It all fell flat due to little flavor. We also wished we had a server as opposed to the downstairs bartender, nice guy but we felt rushed.

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Cozy place with great service and menu. We had the scallop appetizer, steak and fries. The food and drinks were so good.

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