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Rocco’s Steakhouse beefs up Manhattan presence with second location

Elegantly decorated, Rocco’s Steakhouse has been attracting lovers of the perfect beef, veal and chicken with an Italian twist for nearly 10 years at 72 Madison Ave.

Now it’s adding a second location at 100 E. 57th St., the previous home of the unique BLT Steak, which closed a number of months ago.

Rocco signed a lease for 3,500 square feet on the bottom floor, 1,350 square feet on the lower level, and 600 cubic meters on the mezzanine for a non-public dining area.

Jared Lack and Andrew Goldberg of CBRE represented the owner, a cooperative apartment constructing in Dorchester. The tenant was represented by David Tricarico and Christel Engel from Colliers.

The asking rent was $200 per square foot of land, which Lack today called “a very reasonable figure,” although “definitely lower than prices were 10 years ago.

He said that when the venue became available, he and Goldberg said it immediately attracted the “who’s who” of major restaurateurs.

The latest Rocco will probably have nearly 175 seats, including a non-public room. Rocco Trotta and GM Pete Pjetrovic are partners within the enterprise.

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