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That means going from saying "I'll have the porterhouse, my good man" at Morton's to saying "Would you like fries with that?" at McDonald's.— Dennis the Peasant
Yes, the porterhouse ($85, serves two) remains a thing of beauty.— The Brooklyn Paper: Full articles
A Peter Luger porterhouse is a meat pillow, the equivalent of the softest down comforter in the ritziest hotel in a city of which you have grown exceedingly bored.— The Brooklyn Paper: Full articles
The porterhouse is by no means a featherbed of meat, but it is beefy and chewy like a great steak should be.— The Brooklyn Paper: Full articles
Thicker and richer than the porterhouse, this Flintstone-sized chop is the gift that keeps on giving.— The Brooklyn Paper: Full articles
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