Hawksmoor NYC

What groups say

Groups of 6 to 9 book tables for birthdays, bachelor parties, graduations and team dinners, sharing steaks and sides.

• Reported group visits are tables of 6 to 9 in the main dining room, booked in advance; reviewers do not describe the private rooms.
• Groups order a la carte and share large cuts such as the porterhouse for 2 and long bone-in rib chop, plus family style sides.
• Steaks are priced per ounce for shareable cuts, which one reviewer found clear and easy to understand.
• A birthday group was charged 25 dollars to cut a cake brought from outside.

Drawn from 70 Google reviews of Hawksmoor NYC that mention a group, a private room or a celebration, read September 2026. The reviews below describe a group visit, private rooms and larger events first, with the critical ones kept in.

• group dinner, party of 9

  We made reservations for a party of 9 on a Saturday night. Evan was an amazing server & gave a lot of suggestions. We would highly suggest this restaraunt for a group or on date night...

• group lunch, party of 9

  One of the worst dining experiences a truly terrible representation of NYC dining. From the moment we arrived, the hosts were rude and dismissive. Six of nine guests arrived early and wanted to sit at the bar for a drink while waiting for the rest of our party. Instead of asking a simple question, the host immediately pushed tables together and snapped, “There’s no standing,” despite us clearly stating we wanted the bar and that our full party hadn’t arrived. When the rest of our group joined us, another host came over and commanded, “We’re moving you to your table now,” rather than asking if we were ready. While unwelcoming and snappy, we were willing to move past it once seated. Our server was kind, but the experience quickly declined when ordering. Four guests ordered the fish and chips, only to be told it was unavailable. When another guest reordered the potted beef, we were told that was also out. How were multiple dishes unavailable, and why wasn’t the server aware? Complimentary appetizers were sent, which we appreciated, but a scallop dish was placed directly in front of a guest with a seafood allergy. While this was quickly corrected with alternative dishes, the crostini served with the steak tartare was burned. Our entrées took over an hour and a half to arrive—far too long for lunch. By then, we were ready to leave, and while three complimentary desserts were offered, we declined as it felt the staff wasn’t reading the room. Finally, the bill included multiple double charges, and a Campari soda was listed at $22. The manager corrected the bill and discounted the drink, but focused primarily on that issue rather than the many problems throughout the meal. The highlights of the meal were the objectively beautiful dining room, the Caesar salad, the complementary scallop dish, the sticky toffee pudding. Overall, however, an extremely disappointing experience at Hawksmoor NYC.

• sunday roast group, party of 7

  Sunday roast was delicious and the drinks were Ah-Mazing! We will definitely go back even if just for drinks. We wanted to relive our London Sunday roast experience and it fulfilled our expectations. Unfortunately a few of the sides and desserts were sold out but that just tells me I need to go earlier in the day. Definitely before 3pm. They were great about accommodating a group of 7. We did make reservations ahead of time. The Wallflower and Shakey Pete’s Ginger Brew are a must. Also the toffee pudding for dessert with a cortado

• bachelor dinner, party of 6

  Me and 5 other friends Came here for a close friend's bachelor event as he's getting ready to get married. The atmosphere is really smooth, perfect for a night time experience in NYC. And the customer service is A1. Everyone is super friendly, very courteous and makes you feel very well taken care of. The food was solid. I had a filet mignon, and the rest of the table had some of their different steak options and we all interchanged a piece or two to see how they came out. The steak overall is good. I would say their best steak is the filet mignon, the other steak options were solid but not nearly as good as the filet. Also Not the biggest fan of the portion sizes on the starters, definitely wish they were a bit more sizable. The mash potatoes and mac and cheese they offer as sides were a bit subpar. But they have something called beef dripping fries which are probably some of the better fries i've had in a while that make up for it. If you're gonna do anything for a side, do that and you won't regret it. Overall, happy I came. Nice experience.

• birthday dinner, party of 6

  I went for my birthday with 5 friends. Food was good, Steak was very rare and not very tasty. The bone marrow with the Steak was salty and a lot of parsley, couldn't taste the marrow. The lamb was amazing one of the best I have had. The fish was flavorless and parts were not cooked, definitely would not order fish. Oysters were sweet and super fresh. The dome ceiling causes the sound level to be elevated the whole time so conversation is a little bit challenging. Great wine, I had the Chianti by the glass. The hostess was super friendly and the waiter attentive. Overall a good experience.

Good to know

Premium restaurant serving oysters, steak, seafood, and desserts, plus wine and a robust cocktail list.

Hours, spend and amenities from Google. Private event hours and minimums are set by the restaurant.

Frequently asked questions

Does Hawksmoor NYC have a private dining room?

Yes. Hawksmoor NYC offers a private dining room for groups in Flatiron. Lord Bronx Room up to 14; Ty Whoppity Room up to 12; sharing menus for groups; 109 E 22nd St.

How much does it cost to book a private event at Hawksmoor NYC?

Guests at Hawksmoor NYC typically spend $100+ per person on a regular visit, according to Google, before drinks and tip. A private room or group booking is usually priced on a food and beverage minimum that scales from that per-head figure rather than a flat room fee. Minimums run higher on Friday and Saturday nights and through December. Contact Hawksmoor NYC for the current minimum and deposit terms.

When is Hawksmoor NYC open?

Hawksmoor NYC is open Monday to Wednesday 12:00 to 11:00 PM, Thursday to Saturday 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM, and Sunday 11:45 AM to 10:30 PM, serving lunch and dinner. The restaurant takes reservations for regular tables. Private rooms can often be booked outside these hours, including daytime events, so ask when you inquire.

What kind of restaurant is Hawksmoor NYC?

Hawksmoor NYC is a $$$$ Steakhouse restaurant in Flatiron, New York City, rated 4.4 stars across 2,245 Google reviews. Google describes it as: Premium restaurant serving oysters, steak, seafood, and desserts, plus wine and a robust cocktail list. It has a wheelchair accessible entrance.

What do guests say about group dining at Hawksmoor NYC?

Groups of 6 to 9 book tables for birthdays, bachelor parties, graduations and team dinners, sharing steaks and sides. Reported group visits are tables of 6 to 9 in the main dining room, booked in advance; reviewers do not describe the private rooms. Groups order a la carte and share large cuts such as the porterhouse for 2 and long bone-in rib chop, plus family style sides. Steaks are priced per ounce for shareable cuts, which one reviewer found clear and easy to understand. A birthday group was charged 25 dollars to cut a cake brought from outside. Reviewers praise: servers attentive and good with recommendations for large tables; kitchen handles shareable steaks and sunday roast well for crowds; staff accommodate groups booked ahead, including families with kids; complimentary desserts often sent for celebrations. Watch for: vaulted ceiling makes the room loud; group conversation can be hard; reports of long waits for mains and items sold out mid-service; seating and table assignment for groups can disappoint; billing errors reported. Based on 70 Google reviews of Hawksmoor NYC that mention a group, a private room or a celebration.

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