Few addresses in Manhattan carry as much lore as the corner of Third Avenue and 55th Street. Since 1884, P.J. Clarke’s has served the city’s working class and its biggest stars alike, making it one of the true iconic celebrity restaurants NYC has to offer. For anyone searching out famous
There’s something about eating classic burgers and fries in New York that feels iconic, especially when the setting has as much character as P.J. Clarke’s. At the original Third Avenue location, the food comes with the atmosphere of a historic restaurant that has been part of the city since 1884.
P.J. Clarke’s has been earning its reputation since 1884 – long before “old New York” became something people tried to recreate with dim lighting and vintage wallpaper. At the same red-brick corner on Third Avenue, this historic bar has served burgers, cold drinks, classic cocktails, and damn good conversation for
Unique dining experiences should be much more than a sparkler in a cheesecake. Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, promotion, or reunion, whatever you’re raising a glass to should feel like New York showed up for the occasion!
At P.J. Clarke’s, we’ve been hosting special occasion dining since 1884. We’ve cheered
At P.J. Clarke’s, the classics still get the good table. A burger with a famous nickname. Oysters cold enough to make a martini jealous. Steak frites, chicken pot pie, lobster rolls, cocktails with backbone. These are classic American dishes with New York in their bones and a few well-traveled tales
A meal at P.J. Clarke’s should have a strong opening, and that is where the raw bar comes in. Since 1884, we’ve been serving the kind of seafood appetizers New Yorkers and out-of-towners both know how to appreciate: cold seafood appetizers, shellfish, classic starters, and a first round that sets