A "Tony" steakhouse is where gumbas like Paul Castellano hang out,as shown below.
Whats a “tony” steakhouse?
A restaurant that charges $208 for a steak I guess.
“Whats a “tony” steakhouse?”
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“tony” is a pretty outdated term for high or upper class.
I have not heard it used in many years.
Tony Soprano’s cousin from Texas.
Whats a “tony” steakhouse?
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That is one of those ‘if you have to ask’ questions, you probably shouldn’t go in. <:
Like if you are interviewing for a job, probably not a good idea to ask the interviewer “what does an Addadictome Technician do?” if that was in the job description.
That's Newyorkey for "overpriced."
A "Tony" steakhouse is where gumbas like Paul Castellano hang out,as shown below.
The only place I see it used is in the Daily News and the NY Post. It might come from ‘high-toned.’ Upscale would be the best definition, I guess.