Karen Read Post-Trial Victory Celebratory Steak Dinner Details Revealed
Karen Read I'm Gonna Enjoy A Nice Juicy Steak ... After My Big Win at Trial!!!
UPDATE
11 AM PT -- We just found out what Karen Read and her crew ordered at her celebratory steak dinner last night -- and it was a serious feast.
A staffer at Mastro’s Ocean Club tells TMZ the group dug into multiple seafood towers, a spread of sliced steaks -- including bone-in ribeyes and bone-in filets -- and wrapped things up with butter cake, chocolate cake, and key lime pie.
Another source tells us the 3-hour-long dinner featured lobster, mashed potatoes, and asparagus ... with each guest ordering their own alcoholic drinks
Now that’s an order!
Karen Read celebrated her huge victory in court Wednesday at one of the finest steakhouses in Massachusetts ... she was as happy as a clam -- and so was her dad!
#WATCH: Karen Read celebrates with her team and family at Mastros Ocean Club in Seaport after the not guilty verdict.
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Read showed up last night at Mastro's Ocean Club in the Boston seaport to gnaw on a big juicy steak and other yummy delicacies following her acquittal in her retrial for the 2022 murder of her police officer boyfriend, John O'Keefe, and two other charges, including motor vehicle manslaughter. But, Read was found guilty on a lesser charge of driving under the influence and handed a sentence of a year on probation.
As Read, her dad and her lawyers arrived at the restaurant, a bunch of journalists gathered outside and began hurling questions at Karen. One of the reporters asked how she was feeling ... and Read cracked a big smile, saying, "Happy. I'm happy, thank you."
Read then turned and began walking into the steakhouse ... another reporter asked if she had any words for the O'Keefe family. Check out her response in the video.

It's similar to what she said on the steps of Norfolk Superior Court after she walked out a free woman yesterday -- all thanks to the 12-person jury in the case.
Karen's dad, William, had a few words for the media outside the celebratory dinner, saying everyone in Karen's camp was "numb" and "happy."

William says it will take time to decompress from Karen's two-month retrial. In her first trial, the jury couldn't come to a unanimous verdict, causing a mistrial.