From California to NYC—this steakhouse nails the perfect balance of old-school charm and downtown edge. Candlelit booths, table-side martinis that don’t mess around, and a steak you’ll dream about later. There’s also great outdoor seating—ideal for people-watching on a warm NYC evening. We split: 🥩 Bone-in ribeye 20oz ($130): perfectly charred, juicy, and deeply satisfying — 9/10 🥓 Cajun bacon ($28): thick-cut, smoky, with a honey glaze that caramelizes beautifully on the edges—basically steak in bacon form — 8/10 🍤 Jumbo shrimp cocktail ($32): cold, meaty, and super fresh with a zesty cocktail sauce — 9.5/10 🥗 Lucky’s salad ($29): generous, crunchy, and bold—especially if you’re a blue cheese fan — 7/10 🧅 Skinny onion rings ($20): crispy, airy, and piled high like a savory sculpture — 7.5/10 🍨 Salted turtle sundae ($16): old-school and over-the-top in the best way—vanilla ice cream layered with rich fudge, fluffy whipped cream, and pour-over hot fudge on the side — 8.5/10 ☕️ + 🍸 Espresso martini ($22), Mr. Lucky ($19), Scene Route ($19): all super balanced, refreshing, and not too sweet — 9/10 This place feels like a scene from an old movie—intimate, cinematic, and effortlessly cool. Overall rating: 🍽 Food: 8.25/10 🍸 Drinks: 9/10 👋 Service: 9/10 🎞 Vibe: 9/10 🎨 Decor: 8.5/10 📍Lucky’s SoHo . . #sohonyc #steakhouse #steak #martini #nycfood