Cattlemens Steakhouse Adding 900 Jobs To Long Island
May 13, 2010
(New York, N.Y.)–Cattlemen’s Steakhouse (http://cattlemenssteak.com/) will be holding its grand opening this Thursday, May 13th(127 East Montauk highway, Lindenhurst, NY) starting at 1 pm. The ribbon cutting ceremony will begin at 2 pm and will feature Tom Brennen, Mayor of Lindenhurst. Cattlemen’s Steakhouse will be offering dining coupons & an assortment of free BBQ to all those in attendance.
“We’re very excited about bringing great steak at affordable prices to our fellow Long Islanders.” Said Ted Kontanis.
As a result of the opening, Cattlemen’s Steakhouse has immediately added many jobs to the Lindenhurst economy with more jobs being added in Port Jefferson when they open a second location there in a few weeks. Additional openings throughout 2010 will help to add over 900 jobs to Long Island alone.
“Cattlemen’s Steakhouse will has hand-cut steaks and uses only the best quality meat. We also have a prime dry aged Kansas city strip steak for only $28.00. People can enjoy a high quality steak dinner at all of our locations for a prices that are less than the cost of cooking at home!”.
For more information about Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, please visit http://cattlemenssteak.com/
For all media inquires please call Goldman McCormick Public Relations at (516) 639-0988
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