Rising food prices have many people longing for the deals of decades past, prompting businesses like The Old Homestead to temporarily roll back their prices in an effort to attract value-conscious consumers looking for a break.
To celebrate 156 years in business, America's oldest steakhouse is rolling back its prices for one night only, taking diners back to 1868 for 30-cent per person dinners featuring USDA-Prime 10-cent steaks.
For dinner reservations made on October 21st, The Old Homestead will offer a three-course 30-cent pre-fixe menu at its original Meatpacking District location. On the menu, there's also The Old Homestead classic Caesar salad, included sides like Grandma's Creamed Spinach and Truffle Mac & Cheese, plus World-Famous Old Homestead Cheesecake for dessert.
30-Cent Dinners
For One Night Only, The Old Homestead is Rolling Back to 1868 Prices
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