Bowery Meat Company Is Where Red Meat Isn’t the Enemy, It’s Your Salvation
[tw-divider]The Scoop[/tw-divider]
- If you couldn’t tell, Bowery Meat Co is a meat-heavy restaurant — but while it’s billed as “balanced,” steak dominates the menu. In the words of The New York Times, “Is it possible that Bowery Meat Company doesn’t know it’s a steakhouse, the way Bruce Willis in The Sixth Sense doesn’t know he’s a ghost?”
- In case you need a few snacks before you embark upon your meat journey, starters include the foie gras and chicken liver parfait, the Chinese BBQ pork belly, and the broiled oysters
- If you somehow end up here without the appetite for a 40-ounce tomahawk ribeye, you can go for lighter entrees like the salmon, roasted chicken, or the two-pound broiled lobster with chili garlic butter
[tw-divider]The Chef[/tw-divider]
The chef, Josh Capon, has won the Burger Bash competition at the New York City Food and Wine Festival five times with a recipe he calls the Bash Burger. Capon, who you may also recognize from the Spike TV show Frankenfood, once created something called the Frank’n Bacon Funnel Dog, which was available for a limited time at Six Flags