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Angelo’s Steakhouse

4.1 (65 reviews)
PriceyBars, Steakhouses
Open • 11:30 am - 10:30 pm

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Cowboy Steak.
Emma G.

***3 1/2 stars*** I'm genuinely curious how most people find out about this place. I literally noticed it on Google Maps while I was looking around for something else in the area, and was completely confused, based on my knowledge of Kenilworth. "Wait, isn't this...not where restaurants are? I'm pretty sure this is is in the middle of a bunch of auto repair shops." Well it was, but thankfully it has a giant cow mural painted on the side to distinguish itself from the other establishments in the neighborhood. My top tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I came here for lunch on Sunday, deciding to try a new place (we have a regular spot in the area of town that DOES have restaurants). It was easy to find and wasn't COMPLETELY surrounded by auto shops - this is also on the edge of a residential neighborhood, but they definitely do have the monopoly on restaurants here. (My chum did peer along the sides of the building to make sure it was open/safe, but for the record I thought that was unnecessary; as mentioned, there was a cow mural.) The interior is very black and white, which now in hindsight feels like a bovine homage as well; I literally don't think there was another color factored into their interior design. We walked in around 2PM, I believe, and the restaurant was completely deserted for about the first hour or so. By the time we left, there were maybe two other parties but it was never remotely crowded, and aside from a mildly miserable toddler in the corner, we were the youngest people in there by 20 years. We sat at the bar in view of the Mets game/tribute to Doc Gooden, and had complete control over the TV, which is always a subtle perk. We'd accidentally eaten some high quality pastries earlier in the afternoon so we weren't in the best position to succeed here, but we still put together a respectable performance. We split some burrata and calamari, as well as the 22-ounce cowboy steak on the specials menu, with mashed potatoes on the side. It's also possible a pitcher of white sangria showed up. My chum liked the food a bit more than I did, but it was decent for what it was. My preference is for the calamari to be on the crispier side, but this was softer than I like it and the texture felt chewier than usual as a result. The steak was tasty (I requested that cut specifically as an homage to Cowboy Carter, but I admit that might not be the best approach when ordering food) but had a fair amount of fat/gristle that needed to be cut off. Honestly I don't know enough about this cut to know if that's unusual or not. The star for me was the mashed potatoes, which were delicious and I wish had been accessible to me when I got my wisdom teeth out. The sangria was made to order (which I liked, but my far more sophisticated chum pointed out limited the ability of the flavors to set), but I enjoyed it. A rosy hue almost immediately showed up on my cheeks. The service was excellent. We were pretty much the only game in town for a good chunk of our visit, but notwithstanding that, the bartender/waiter was almost always within eyeline/earshot and checked on us regularly. We were both impressed by his knowledge of the specials menu, which was pretty extensive, and he "read the room" well (aka knew we were taking our time and didn't rush us through the experience). Angelo himself showed up once or twice as well to ask how we liked the steak, which was a super nice touch. This isn't an insanely high-end steakhouse (not an insult) so the price point is pretty competitive, all things considered. There really wasn't anything here though that truly separated Angelo's from any other steakhouse in the area, but it was perfectly fine. It's a very short walk from my chum's HQ, so the convenience and service puts this one just over the top for me.

Mozzarella Carroza
John R.

A very interesting find and a must-try if you are anywhere close to the area. For a place that doesn't seem to even have a website it is well hidden. If you are meeting someone there you are probably going to have the feeling someone set you up to be whacked instead of going to dinner as you go down the street thinking there is no way a restaurant is down here. Ah, but there it is. Parking is not an issue, but at the same time not very organized. It is not like there are "spots" in the "lot" -- more like some gravel and obstacles in your way, go figure it out yourself why don't you. Inside, everything changes, and it couldn't be more welcoming. Service is spectacular and Angelo is visible and checking in on you as well. At our table all the appetizers were top notch--the fried calamari was light and crispy, the smoke bacon was AMAZING, the shrimp and garlic--well, I would be happy with just the bread bowl alone when all the shrimp are gone, the mozzarella carroza was great too. There was a house salad in between the journey to the main course, which was a light break to the main meal. For my main I had a short rib gnocchi on special. Overall a great dish but the short rib could have been a better cut. Assuming it sees the light of day, "K-Town," a modern-day Sopranos TV series, had some filming done here. Hey, if it becomes a big hit maybe you should visit here before the place becomes "mobbed."

Delicious Virgin Mary!
Damian D.

Who'd think you'd find a linen tablecloth steakhouse hidden in a semi industrial/residential nook of Kenilworth? (With a waiter 'crumbing' the table-twice-during the meal)! Nice in house onion rings, flavorful signature cheeseburger, cooked rare as ordered, with above average steak fries-nice beefy, chargrilled flavor on the burger. With a nicely ripened tomato slice!

Ricotta Cheesecake
Brian A.

Traveling for business and my colleague and I were craving steak came across this place. Decided to go here based on the reviews. Run do not walk to this place. Oh my God fantastic food. The staff is amazing. It's what you want in a steakhouse. We had the meatball appetizer , lasagna, New York strip, filet mignon and we split the Wagyu steak. We got mashed potatoes, and broccoli. lol it was only the two of us - plenty of food - ooh and I got ricotta cheese cake for dessert.

Desiree F.

My boyfriend and I made reservations for this location for a Valentine's Day dinner. When we arrived I parked on the street nearby. We walked in and was greeted by our server Jorge and he said we can sit where we please. Jorge was nice and attentive. We started with drinks and I ordered the red sangria and that was tasty. For our entrées I ordered the shrimp scampi and my boyfriend ordered the NY strip. While we waited we observed the restaurant and it was so nice and I really liked the decor. The owner, Angelo, came over and checked on us and he was nice. When the food came out everything looked great. I dug in and my shrimp scampi was very good. My boyfriend really enjoyed his steak. We had a nice time and would return.

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Greg Y.

My beautiful bride took me to lunch @angelos_steakhouse in Kenilworth NJ for my 41st Birthday. Angelo's is newly opened for just a few weeks and all food we had today was excellent and I can't wait to go back for dinner and get into one of their big steaks. Angelo told me his steaks are all dry aged for 28 days on premises for a richer flavor and more tender texture. * Shrimp Scampi over Linguine Pasta. * Cheese Steak Sandwhich, tender sliced rib eye steak (medium rare), onions, peppers, potatoes & melted mozzarella cheese. * Fresh Cut Fries.

Crab cakes
Sara D.

I went to Angelo's for dinner tonight for my sisters birthday and throughly enjoyed it. My sister loves steakhouses, so we researched a place close by to go to. Our waitress Carly was very sweet and attentive. We ordered a bunch of apps including the shrimp, crab cakes, mozzarella and tomato, and breaded clams. They were all delicious! As for our meals, my sister filet mignon was delicious along with everything else. They also have a full bar for cocktails and a wine list. I will definitely be back for a date night!

Hand stuffed!
Nela D.

This place is great - nice atmosphere, excellent food and attentive service. I was a little skeptical as I hadn't heard of it and it's in an odd location but there was a steak craving so we tried it and it was a very nice surprise! We had the hotsy totsy shrimp, clams oreganato, maple bacon, and a special grilled portobello app - all excellent. Then steaks, a branzino special and a pasta dish. Cooked perfectly, nice portion sizes. Simply excellent and frankly could go head to head with any of the other local steakhouses but a nicer decor. Even the dirty martini had hand stuffed blue cheese olives.

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