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  • He hopes to open the restaurant, called Porterhouse, in late November.

    Entrepreneurs Scramble for Financing 2008

  • As you can see, it is not as marbeled as the filet steak cut from the mid-section - aka Porterhouse, but it is indeed tender.

    Archive 2008-11-01 Shaun 2008

  • But a friend of hers at the Medical Examiner’s Office had confirmed that the body he had autopsied had been positively identified as Porterhouse.

    Malice Robert K. Tanenbaum 2007

  • The bar highlights Porterhouse's own beers like Oyster Stout, Plain Porter, Wrasslers XXXX Stout and Porterhouse Red, all served on nitro for a velvety smoothness.

    Cheers to the Revolution 2011

  • Porterhouse Brewing Co. at Fraunces Tavern is a first endeavor in the U.S. for the Ireland-based craft brewer and publican with locations around Ireland and in London and Shanghai.

    Cheers to the Revolution 2011

  • Tony La Russa was a long-haired manager from California, and instead of consuming Budweiser and Porterhouse steaks, he drank wine and was a vegetarian.

    St. Louis: Home is where the arch is 2009

  • Agaton Strom for The Wall Street Journal Porterhouse Brewing Company's offerings at Fraunces Tavern mark the first entry into the U.S. for the Ireland-based craft brewer and publican, which has locations in Ireland, London and Shanghai.

    History Meets Beer 2011

  • After the old man died, Pop, Albert, Walter, and I would meet in his honor each year at Longchamps Restaurant onEast 34thStreetto dine on two-inch-thick Porterhouse steaks.

    I Never Was George L. Chieffet 2010

  • History Meets Beer Agaton Strom for The Wall Street Journal A pint of Porterhouse Red and a plate of house-made pickles with carrots, shallots, red peppers, cucumber and cauliflower.

    Cheers to the Revolution 2011

  • Agaton Strom for The Wall Street Journal A pint of Porterhouse Red and a plate of house-made pickles with carrots, shallots, red peppers, cucumber and cauliflower.

    History Meets Beer 2011

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