Dinner for 2 at the historic Keens Steakhouse on 36th Street. ZAGAT gives Keens 24 points and says " 'meat and testosterone' collide at this 'steeped-in-history- Midtown steakhouse where 88,000--yes 88,000--"clay pipes line the ceiling" and the "signature mutton chop is the thing to order; 'prompt service and a handsome setting filled with a museum's worth of American memorabilia add to its allure, while the upstairs private rooms are perfect for a party of any size." A dinner at Keens is clearly a New York, not-to-be-missed experience!

KEENS TRIVIA: In 1905 Lillie Langtry, actress and paramour of King Edward of England, took Keens to court for having denied her access to its gentlemen-only premises. She won her case, swept into Keens in her feathered boa and proceeded to order one of Keens' famous mutton chops.