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NEW YORK RESTAURANT, BAR, LOUNGE, EVENT SPACE. 151 EAST 50TH ST. N151EW EastYO R50Kth, St.N Y New 10022 York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 ABOUT THE FOUNDERS The first Empire Steak House restaurant opened in 2010 and was built upon the combined 76 year journey of the Sinanaj brothers. The three brothers, Russ, Jack and Jeff, came to New York from Montenegro with a determination to succeed and a strong work ethic they credit to their father. Their culinary experience began at the famed Peter Luger Steakhouse in Brooklyn, where the brothers learned the ropes of operating a successful business, from how to source the best ingredients, to cultivating relationships with local markets and butchers and orchestrating both the operational and customer service aspects of an A-list establishment. There are currently two New York locations and an additional Empire location in Tokyo, Japan. J E ff S INANA J R USS S INANA J J ACK S INANA J 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 SIGNATURE ITEMS STEAK SEAFOOD All steak served at Empire Steak House Broiled Chilean Sea Bass are Certified Angus Prime Beef Maine Lobster Tail 14oz USDA Jumbo Shrimp U 6-8 aged on premises for 28 days in our Blue Point Oysters magnificent Dry Aging Room producing Grilled Octupus beef that is extremely tender and has Grilled Branzino an exquisite flavor profile. STEAK SAUCE Emperors Steak for Two Bottled Empire Steak House Sauce Bone in Prime Sirloin Steak Chateaubriand SINGLE MALT SCOTCHES Porterhouse for Two Over 100 Single Malt Scotches T-Bone Steak, Sirloin & Filet Mignon The Empire Filet Mignon For 2 WINE Chateaubriand Over 400 World-Class Wines Tomahawk Rib Eye Steak Bone-In Ribeye Steak American Style Kobe Burger Washugyu beef blend Wagyu Rib Eye Steak Wagyu Tenderloin 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 RESTAURANT, BAR, LOUNGE, EVENT SPACE 151 East 50th St. | New York, NY 10022 | 212.753.0544 The Empire Steak House is an elegant bar, lounge, restaurant and magnificent bi-level event space situated in the sweet spot of midtown in New York City. Theatrical in layout and design with a sophisticated style and opulent interior Empire Steak House East provides the perfect backdrop for a special dining experience, business meeting or a very stylish night out with friends. World class steak and seafood are the star performers complimented by an extensive collection of wine and single malt scotches. There is a delightful ambiance of soft jazz and a flurry of formally dressed waiters all orchestrated by the Sinanaj brothers who are hands-on owners making sure to greet every guest. FUll BUYOUTS . 7AM TO 4AM . OUTSIDE CATERERS WELCOME 10,000 SQ. FT. 340 SEATS. 500 STAND. EMPI R ESTEAKHOUSEN YC .COM 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 SPACE HIGHLIGHTS 2 Floors. 3 Dining Rooms. Used Separately or Combined. Two entrances. Each floor has a full bar, bathrooms and coat check. First floor is handicap accessible. PErfECT FOR CAPACITY SEAT / STAND CORPORATE 340 / 500 Investor Roadshows Board Meetings FIRST FLOOR 228 / 350 Dining & Receptions Bar & Lounge 40 / 100 Wineroom 27 / 35 SOCIAL Ballroom 161 / 200 Cocktail Party Dinner & Dancing SECOND FLOOR 150 / 170 Wedding, Birthday, Bar Mitzvah Tomahawk Bar & Lounge 50 / 50 Late Night Tomahawk Dining Rooms 100 / 120 MEDIA & FASHION Film & Television Shoots Live Broadcasts Fashion & Trunk Shows 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIREAND MO RSTEAKE... HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 BAR & LOUNGE FIRST FLOOR | RED CARPET READY The Empire Steak House bar and lounge is extremely welcoming APACITY SEAT / STAND with rich red velvet curtains, warm lighting, buttery-soft leather C couches, mahogany tables, paneled ceilings, and sparkling mosaic FIRST FLOOR floor tiles. Bar & Lounge 40 / 100 A spectacular L shaped marble bar with high-back leather FEATURES barstools provides both an elegant and comfortable place for Full Service Bar guests to enjoy a drink or a full meal. Music & lighting Built-in Televisions The adjacent lounge is a favorite spot for guests desiring a more Dining & Lounge Tables intimate place to receive table service and relax while being in High Top Tables close proximity to the bar Bar stools Couches The bar and lounge area when used together create a very inviting Coat Check environment for your guests with coat check and the hostess stand Hostess Stand in close proximity. Wifi Perfect For: Happy hours to Elegant Receptions. 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 THE BAllrOOM 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 THE BAllrOOM FIRST FLOOR | OLD WOrlD GLAMOUR A grand and theatrical entrance to the main dining room known as CAPACITY SEAT / STAND The Ballroom is a love letter to the opera house that used to occupy BALLROOM the building. The magic starts with a breathtaking visual of a winding 146 / 200 Middle Section marble staircase that dazzles your guests from a distance. Soaring 80 / 110 Left Banquets 30 ft ceilings and a stunning chandelier guides your guests into a 36 / 50 Right Banquet magnificent and luxurious dining room that commands attention. 30 / 40 On each side of the ballroom are two slightly elevated ultra-exclusive FEATURES dining areas staged with majestic banquets worthy of royalty. 30 ft ceiling Music & lighting The center of the ballroom allows for dining, dancing or performance Glass Enclosed Dining Room with its dark wood floors and decorative wood railings that provide Elevated Banquet Seating both a level of intimacy and exclusivity. Dance Floor Wood Floors At the far end of the ballroom is a mesmerizing glass enclosed wall of DJ Booth wines that opens into a super luxe private dining room epic in every Bathrooms WiFi way. Perfect For: Dining, Dancing, Wedding, Casino, Presentation, Fashion Show, Films. 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 THE WINE ROOM FIRST FLOOR | MODERN & MESMERIZING The Wine Room is a very luxe private dining room located at the far CAPACITY SEAT / STAND end of the Ballroom designed for the discerning host who wants an exclusive private dining room within a vibrant setting. WINE ROOM 27 / 35 Rounds 27 The modern and breathtaking entrance to the wine room entertains Boardroom 24 the eyes with a glass wall showcasing suspended bottles of wine from top to bottom. This wall of wine creates an alluring visual as your guests make their way through the ballroom. Once inside, FEATURES the glass wall of wine opens up to greet your guests with dark blue Music & lighting quilted plush walls and a stunning chandelier that creates both an Wall of Wines intimate and luxurious dining experience. Built-in T.V Glass Doors Perfect For: Board Meetings, Investor Roadshows, Birthdays, Press WiFi Conference, Book Signing, Wine Pairing Dinner 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 TOMAHAWK ROOM BAR, LOUNGE & EVENT SPACE 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 TOMAHAWK ROOM, LOUNGE, & EVENT SPACE SECOND FLOOR | EXCLUSIVE & ELEGANT The Tomahawk Room is a luxe event space located on the second floor of the CAPACITY SEAT / STAND Empire Steak House complete with a full-service bar, lounge, dining room, bathroom, DJ booth, coat check and separate street entrance if desired. The shape TOMAHAWK ROOM 150 / 170 of the entire floor resembles a Tomahawk and allows for a strong narrative to be Bar & Lounge 50 / 50 told if using all three sections. Upon entering the bar and lounge area your guests Dining Room 1 & 2 100 / 120 are given the red carpet treatment with floor to ceiling thick red curtains, gold walls and a divine crystal chandelier which is complimented by beautiful dark wood floors and inset leather banquets. FEATURES The full bar is outfitted with high-back leather bar stools and the lounge area can be Full Service Bar arranged with multiple table set ups for a proper cocktail party to flourish. Further Music & Lighting into the room are two dining areas that can easily be configured for multiple types Private Entrance of events. There are two sets of interior stairs that lead up to the Tomahawk room Built-in T.V. from the first floor. One is a beautiful winding marble staircase and the other is a Bathrooms carpeted set of stairs adjacent to the coat check. A private street level entrance to Loveseats the Tomahawk is also available with a glass front door, marble lobby and two small Barstools flights of stairs. Custom branding opportunities are encouraged on the front glass DJ Booth doors and walls. Coat Check WiFi Perfect For: Events that require ultimate privacy and custom branding opportunities. 151 East 50th St. New York, NY 10022 [email protected] EMPIRE STEAK HOUSE 237 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 212.753.0544 UNFURNISHED TOMAHAWK ROOM 151 East 50th St.
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