Keens, the iconic steakhouse known for the famous mutton chop you talk about ordering before getting steak instead, has been sold for a cool $30 million to Tilman Fertitta, the billionaire owner of ...

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 ...

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One of the city's oldest steakhouse brands and its Midtown home have been sold to Tilman Fertitta, the CEO of Texas-based hospitality corporation Landry's, for $30 million, Crain's has learned. Now ...

Keens, a fixture in midtown Manhattan since 1885, is a shrine to a bygone city. The theater producer Albert Keen opened Keens on West 36th Street as a gentlemen-only chop house.Credit...Sean Donnola ...

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“This is a New York jewel,” Fertitta told Bloomberg. Keens will “continue to be one of the best experiences in New York City.” (Via a spokesperson, Fertitta declined to comment to Robb Report.) Keens ...

Keens Steakhouse, one of the oldest restaurants in New York City, has been sold to a Texas-based restaurant group. Tilman Fertitta, the billionaire owner of the Houston Rockets and CEO of Landry’s ...

Keens Steakhouse opened in 1885, the same year the Statue of Liberty moved into town. The chops at this Midtown institution ...

Keens, a New York icon and Midtown steakhouse since 1885, has sold to a new owner. Crain’s New York reports that Keens has ...