Without waiters and without tables: the steak that became a hit on the web

A new place in Brooklyn serves a $25 steak from an apartment window, without tables or waiters, and has become a hit on social media. The spot operates twice a week with limited portions, and customers are required to order in advance.

A new place in Brooklyn, New York, is drawing attention on social media thanks to an unusual serving method: no tables, no waiters, and not even a dining room. For $25, customers receive a steak meal with potato and spinach, served from a residential apartment window to patrons waiting on the street. The place operates only twice a week, on Thursdays and Fridays, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and the number of portions is limited: 72 meals on Thursdays and 62 on Fridays. Customers must reserve a spot online in advance, though sometimes they can try their luck and show up without a reservation. Instagram videos have documented the serving method and sparked curiosity, with local food influencers describing the experience as 'unbelievable'. The article notes that a similar idea went viral last April, when a pizza restaurant in Norway began serving pizza from a balcony using a pulley system.