Harry's Cafe

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<a href="http://www.blogsoop.com/nyc_rid_4132.html">Harry's Cafe<br></a> 1 Hanover Square (at Pearl St.)<br> New York , NY 10004<br> (212) 785-9200

American (Traditional) $$$$$
1 Hanover Square (at Pearl St.)
New York , NY 10004

(212) 785-9200

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5 reviews

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First Impressions: Harry’s Steak & Cafe

By Diner's Journal Sep 15, 2006

In area and population, Manhattan is just a small fraction of New York City, but even so, it has broad swaths and little nooks that go uncrossed by people without specific business there. For me, the maze around Wall Street, where the grid of so much of the rest of the borough breaks down and the buildings press so much closer together, is one of them. FULL REVIEW

Harry's Steak

By New York Journal Sep 10, 2006

I visited Harry’s Steak last week, having dined at the companion Harry’s Café a couple of months ago. I went in with a steak on my mind, but the server talked me into other selections, and they were so good I just have to mention them FULL REVIEW

Harry's Café and Harry's Steak

By New York Journal Jul 12, 2006

When I started working on Wall Street in 1989, Harry’s at Hanover Square was the quintessential “good ol’ boys” restaurant. Located at One Hanover Square in the landmarked India House, in the heart of the Financial District, it catered primarily to brokers and investment bankers. A big horseshoe-shaped bar dominated the space. It wasn’t known for its food FULL REVIEW

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Harry's Steak: 471 brokerillian stars

By AugieLand May 24, 2006

After being closed for three years, Harry’s on Hanover Square officially reopened last week as Harry’s Café and Harry’s Steak, two separate restaurants. The entrance for the café is on Hanover Square, under the India House, and the steakhouse’s entrance is on Pearl Street. They are joined at their respective backs in the middle of the building, but other than that are separate entities. Harry’s earned its reputation as a “seven hundred three-martini-lunches-a-day” place in the 80’s, so I decided that on their inaugural eve, I would eat like a Wall Street guy. I took a booth in the bar area of Harry’s Steak. FULL REVIEW

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The New Harry's

By 1000 Bars May 01, 2006

Harry's used to be a venerable old bar and steakhouse down in the Finacial District of Manhattan and conveniently located right across the street from where I worked for a number of years. It was largely populated by those who worked on Wall Street and there was a large ticker display running along the wall. Lots of suits and cigars and very good steaks. There was a large U shaped bar that was generally jammed from about 5:00 P.M. until everyone headed home in the early evening. Unfortunately it has been closed for about three years so it didn't make it as one of the thousand bars I visited last year. FULL REVIEW

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