Prime Steak House Syracuse Closing After 15 Years

Prime Steak House, a beloved steakhouse in Syracuse, New York, is closing its doors on September 30 after 15 years in operation. Located in the historic Gridley Building in downtown Syracuse’s Hanover Square, the restaurant has been a local staple known for its extensive menu featuring New York strip steak, lobster mac & cheese, fresh oysters, and signature cocktails like the Lavender Lemonade and Prime Old Fashioned. Owner Danny Klamm announced the closure on social media, expressing gratitude to loyal customers and hinting at future plans without providing specific details. The steakhouse has been a popular spot among Syracuse University coaches, athletes, and other local celebrities, with many patrons expressing sadness at the news. The closing marks the end of an era amid a broader trend of restaurant shutdowns in Central New York, and the community is encouraged to savor its offerings before it closes. The Gridley Building, which has housed several restaurants over the years, is owned by Dr. John Piper.