New York steakhouse owner says he'll sue

'We have beef': New York steakhouse owner says he'll sue after Dan Patrick eats a 'Texas' strip
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick took to X Tuesday evening to tout the first-ever "Texas Strip" served with "Gulf of America shrimp," a move which one New York steakhouse owner said he'll be taking the state to court over.
Seeing Political Red Meat, Texas May Rename the New York Strip Steak
Marc and Greg Sherry, who own the longest-running steakhouse in the city, the Old Homestead on Ninth Avenue, are so proud of the cut that they call it “Sherry Brothers 16 oz. New York prime sirloin” on their menu.
NYC steakhouses beef with Texas over push to rename the New York strip: ‘Remember the Alamo’
The beef between NY and Texas is heating up over the Lone Star State’s absurd bid to rename the New York strip, and it’s rubbing some steak purveyors the wrong way.
Texas push to rename New York strip steak doesn't sit well with Long Island merchants
LI meat merchants say a Texas Republican's proposal to change the name of the iconic NY steak to the “Texas Strip" is an utter joke.
Texas lt. governor pushes to rebrand New York strip steak
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is pushing for the name change of the New York strip steak to the Texas strip steak to give credit to the state’s cattlemen and promote the Texas brand.
Texas Proposes Renaming the New York Strip Steak — but N.Y. Restaurants Aren’t Having It
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick proposed to rename the 'New York Strip Steak' the 'Texas Strip,' however, several New York restauranteurs said they aren't keen on the rename and noted the change likely won't 'cross the border.
Dallas steakhouse adopts Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's controversial 'Texas strip'
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's proposal to change the name of the classic New York strip steak to the "Texas strip" has continued to spark controversy since he announced it in late February. Now, Dallas-based steakhouse chain Bob's Steak and Chop House is jumping in with their own patriotic twist on the classic surf and turf.
N.Y. Tavern Owner Takes on Texas Over Strip Steak
Todd Shapiro, who owns a restaurant where the corned beef sandwich is named for Grover Cleveland, is fighting to protect a steak’s New York name.
Texas sued for $1M for proposed name change of 'New York Strip'
A restaurant owner is suing the state after Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said he wants to rename the "New York Strip" to the "Texas Strip."

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Can Texas Actually Change the Name of the New York Strip Steak?
Apparently, a much more serious issue is facing our food industry today: whether or not we should rename the New York strip steak. Lieutenant Governor of Texas Dan Patrick ruffled feathers — or ...