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Crane Club reopens the Meatpacking steakhouse.

Leather banquettes, a raw bar and dry-aged porterhouse over charcoal on Tenth Avenue.

From Crane Club’s gallery on its MICHELIN Guide listing — Crane Club
Crane Club · MeatpackingFrom Crane Club’s gallery on its MICHELIN Guide listing.Photo: Crane Club, via MICHELIN Guide

Set within a handsome industrial brick building in Meatpacking, Crane Club welcomes guests with deep leather banquettes, brass fixtures, and soaring warehouse timber beams.

A celebration of modern butchery: chilled seafood towers laden with Narragansett oysters and Maine lobster, dry-aged bone-in porterhouse steaks over charcoal, and silky pomme purée.

Old Manhattan glamour meets downtown style; classic dry martinis stirred tableside complement the crackle of wood-fired steaks.

Crane Club revitalizes Meatpacking's steakhouse heritage, substituting heavy sauces with pasture-raised beef and immaculate raw bar sourcing.

From the MICHELIN listing

Distinction
MICHELIN Guide selection
Price band
$$$$
Cuisine
Steakhouse
Address
85 10th Ave., New York

Sources

  1. MICHELIN Guide · Crane Club · checked Sep 28, 2026

Distinction, address, cuisine and price band come from the listing above. Descriptions of rooms and dishes are from Dine Digest’s earlier reporting and were not re-checked for this issue.

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