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End Cut

4.1 (207 reviews)
ModerateFrench, Italian, Pizza
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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed

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Audrey R.

First timer here! It came recommended to us and we decided to go for NYE dinner. It was a little busy upon arrival but after a short wait we were seated. Everyone was super nice from our server Brent to Chef Jordan. We started with the warm bread basket with ricotta and honey and the meatballs. Both phenomenal. The meatballs, my goodness , might of the best I've had ever. Flavor on point. Sauce on point. Texture on point. Our entrees consisted of the filet, rib eye, pistachio crusted lamp chips and seared scallops. Everyone enjoyed their meals. For one of the busiest nights , I was impressed. We will def be back.

Jason B.

As 2024 comes to a close, I figured I'd change things up. I saved my best meal of the year for my last review. Consistently chosen as the best steakhouse in Ulster County and beyond, End Cut is a cut above the rest (pun intended). But let me tell you why. Starting the meal off with a bowl of mixed nuts seems modest enough at first. Easy to brush off, but as you start to pick up on the attention to detail, you realize this is just the first piece of Chef Jordan's puzzle. The house-made blood orange sorbeto between courses was the next giveaway. Jordan comes out to tend to the roaring fire in between plates, adding wood to the flames that kept us toasty on a chilly night. When the individually sealed mini-glass jars, of Heinz, hit the table, you get it. Nowhere else is doing it like this. You can literally feel the difference while sitting at your table that someone understands ingredients, service, and hospitality. As you leave, you are presented with chunks of chocolate and sent home with a bag of house-made granola for breakfast (11 Madison Park style). You are taken care of from beginning to end and even the next day. After numerous plates of heavy gout-inducing foods, you will tend to feel the burden of your pleasures, but somehow it was a breath of fresh air. Chef Jordan's plates are more like the heavy hitters of the old days, with blue cheese and gorgonzola, mushrooms, and wine reductions. This isn't microgreens and tweezer stuff. I even found the prices to be a breathe of fresh air as my steak was only $42. The bread basket arrives with whipped ricotta and honey to start things off. The brandy gorgonzola shrimp ($18) were the biggest shrimp I've ever seen served in a restaurant. Easily extra-colossal, as I'd guess 6 to a lb. Scallops ($18) and mushrooms with a Gruyère cheese cream sauce were heavenly and heavy. The appetizers were big enough to be an entrée, honestly. Chicken Saltimbocca was so thin I had to dissect it to make sure the prosciutto was even there. Finishing it all off with a sticky toffee bread pudding topped with caramel gelato and a French press of coffee. Nothing geeks me out more as a coffee snob than when I get to press my own coffee at the table. After it was all said and done, we were there for 6hrs! Closing the restaurant down and sitting at the bar for several hours with Jordan discussing the restaurant industry, viral food videos of Tik Tok, and famous chefs. Getting to know him on a personal level and realizing in a lot of ways we are the same. Sometimes, being overly passionate leads to being misunderstood just like Vincent van Gogh. Some might say he was just a mad man cutting off his own ear, but was he not a genius? Who's to say, maybe we are all mad here. #unfilteredeffect Above Photography https://www.instagram.com/b.overly_delicious/ -- at End Cut.

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Sana K.

Great chef. Great service. You walk in and are immediately greeted. Chef always walking around talkin to everybody. Intimate setting. Waited a long time for the scallop app but it is expected for the dish I guess (40 min). It was amazing and filling. Didn't realize the scallops would be so big. Ordered the short rib and after waiting so long and having the scallop app I couldn't eat much of the short rib. Ended up taking it home and having leftovers for a couple days. It was delicious though. They pack it for you. Was a little upset I didn't get any au jus that was with it so left it a little dry.

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The food is amazing, the staff is awesome and atmosphere is 10/10. Had an amazing time celebrating my friends 30th here.

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