York Steakhouse

My neice who now lives in Columbus told me about this place. It sounded like a place I went to here in New Jersey, along time ago. I met her and boyfriend there when I was in Columbus. It was like going back into a time capsule! This is the last remaining York Steakhouse. Food and service was excellent. Also highly recommend the desserts. They should reopen around the country and start in NJ!!

I was up in columbus and I decided to go to york steakhouse because it was the last york steakhouse in the united states . It had to feel of a steakhouse from the seventies which I liked a lot of the customers seem like long time customers the restaurant was scooter friendly you had a waiter the prices were Fair

Man, let me take you on a trip down memory lane to York Steak House – a place that deserves not just 5, but a solid 10 stars in my book. I've been frequenting this spot since my childhood, and it's like a time capsule of joy and flavor. The moment you step inside, it's like being transported to a different era – a blend of nostalgic charm and timeless elegance. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, with the kind of classic decor that tells stories of countless shared moments over the years. You can feel the history in the air, and it's magical. Now, let's talk about the main event – the steaks. Oh, the steaks at York Steak House are nothing short of legendary. Cooked to perfection, each bite is a symphony of flavors that sends your taste buds on a joyous journey. The quality is unwavering, a testament to the culinary expertise that has stood the test of time. What makes York Steak House truly stand out is its commitment to being family-friendly. I remember being that wide-eyed kid, eagerly scanning the menu for my favorite mini-sized delights. It's not just a restaurant; it's a place that grows with you, adapting to the changing tastes and preferences of each generation. The service is impeccable, a seamless dance of efficiency and friendliness. The staff, like seasoned maestros, orchestrate a dining experience that feels personalized and genuine. It's not just a meal; it's an event, a celebration of the simple joys of life. And let's not forget the attention to detail. From the perfectly set tables to the carefully curated menu, everything reflects a commitment to excellence. It's this consistency that has kept me coming back year after year, creating a tradition that spans generations. In an ever-changing world, York Steak House remains a constant – a reassuring anchor that brings comfort and joy. It's not just a restaurant; it's a cherished part of my history, a place that holds memories of laughter, celebrations, and the pure bliss that comes with a perfect steak. So, here's to York Steak House – a timeless gem that continues to define what a truly exceptional dining experience should be. Ten stars and a lifetime of gratitude for being the backdrop to so many beautiful moments. Cheers!

We stopped in for dinner while visiting the area. It appears to be very crowded based on the parking lot and the line when we went in. However, we through very quickly, the place is larger than we expected so there was plenty of seating. The place is setup cafeteria style. You order your food and the salads, drinks and dessert is self served as you go through the line. We ordered the Sirloin and Shrimp dinner. All of the meals come with salads and drinks. They were all delicious and cooked to perfection. The service was excellent and the staff were very attentive.

Used to go here when I was a kid, it was a long time ago and they were everywhere. As a kid I loved the huge dinner rolls...still got them!! Food cooked the way I wanted, it was refreshing to open my baked potato and it be hot! They still have the deserts to tempt you as you walk along the cafeteria style line. Only reason I dinged the service was I never got a refill on my coke. Other than that it was like a step back in time for me.

I have so many fond childhood memories of this place and I’m happy to continue to bring my family here. It’s different than your usual restaurant. You walk in and order, take a tray and your silverware, they give you salad bar plates if they came with your meal; and you continue down the line to pick a desert, make your salad, get your drink and condiments and pay. Then you pick a table and a server comes by to get your ticket and introduce themselves. The food is great. I suggest the baked fish (almonds are optional) and my kids love the chicken parmigiana. One of my favorite restaurants!