$40 for $80 Towards Steak and Wine at 801 Chophouse
Fine dining restaurants select ingredients with extra care, enhancing classic dishes with aged meats or the head of lettuce grown in the chef’s private garden. Taste rare treasures with this Groupon.
$ 40 for $ 80 Towards Aged USDA Prime Steaks, Jumbo Live Maine Lobsters, and Wine
Aged USDA Prime filet mignon starts at $ 40, a 24-ounce porterhouse is $ 62, jumbo live Maine lobsters are $ 52 for 2 lbs., salads with Maytag blue cheese start at $ 9, oysters Rockefeller or iced oysters are $ 18, and wines from California, Australia, and Europe start at $ 10 per glass. 801 Chophouse only serves Prime Grade beef and offers a full assortment of traditional or gourmet cuts ranging from filet mignon, to prime rib, to porterhouse, as well as other options. See the dinner menu and wine list.
801 Chophouse
The restauranteurs of 801 Chophouse embody a special-occasion restaurant, where every table might well hold a ring in a hidden box or a couple celebrating an anniversary. There are the white tablecloths popping against dark leather booths, the racks of wine tended by a certified sommelier, the encyclopedic list of single-malt scotches, rare cognacs, and ports, and, of course, the chops and steaks, all aged USDA Prime. On the other hand, it’s quite conceivable that someone might gladly eat at 801 Chophouse every week—the menu and drink selection could accommodate months of exploration, and an ever-changing “fresh sheet” overflows with the fish selections of the day, which may include slow-roasted Irish organic salmon.
On any given night, the elegant wait staff moves across wooden floors beneath high ceilings and 1920s-inspired decor, trays loaded with Maine lobster pulled live from the tank, nine creative potato preparations, filet mignon, and dry-aged pork chops. Meanwhile, golden calf statues gaze out over the dining room’s cherry-wood finishes and granite counters, waiting patiently to graze on uneaten garnishes.
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