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Delightful Discoveries at Hawksmoor | The New Yorker
"Hawksmoor, an upscale U.K. steak-house group, pulled out all the stops when it opened its ninth outlet in Gramercy Park, last year. Housed in the former assembly hall of the United Charities Building, Hawksmoor, all stained-glass windows and vaulted, ornate ceilings, recalls a Victorian library or a palatial aristocratic home. The menu features mammoth slabs of charcoal-grilled meat, and the beef is sourced exclusively from family-run farms, with cattle raised on hay and pasture." - Jiayang Fan
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