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Oak-Fired Prime Ribeye

$48

4.5 · 2 reviews

USDA Prime ribeye grilled over post oak coals.

OptionUSDA Prime
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Description

Prime ribeye, wet-aged 28 days, seasoned with salt and cracked pepper and grilled over post oak coals. It rests for five minutes before it leaves the kitchen.

Served sliced off the heat with roasted garlic butter. Tell your server how you like it cooked.

Sourcing & storage

USDA Prime beef ribeye, sea salt, black pepper, roasted garlic butter.

Allergens: milk (butter, can be left off). Cooked to order over a wood fire.

Cooking notes

  • Cutboneless ribeye
  • Weights8 oz, 12 oz, 16 oz
  • Ageingwet-aged 28 days
  • Woodpost oak
  • Allergensmilk

Cold-arrival promise

If it does not arrive cold and right, we replace it or refund you.

Chilled delivery

Same day locally by 2pm, next day beyond. Free over $150.

Cut to order

Tell us the thickness in the order notes and we cut it that way.

Build Your Box

Four cuts together save 10%.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5

2 reviews

Smaller than expected say reviewers

  • Smaller than expected

    Excellent ribeye, modest 8 oz

    The oak smoke and the crust are very good, but the 8 oz is smaller than the photo suggests. Go up to the 12 oz if in doubt.

    Priscilla E. · Sep 30, 2026

  • As described

    The steak I always order

    Birthdays, client dinners and everything in between. It comes out medium rare every time and the garlic butter melts into the crust.

    Walter K. · Sep 30, 2026

Good questions

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Ask the butcher

Every product page has a Cut & doneness guide showing the weight, the thickness and how many people each size feeds. As a rule, allow 8 to 10 ounces of boneless steak per person and about a pound each for anything on the bone. In the dining room we cook to five points: rare (125F), medium rare (135F), medium (145F), medium well (150F) and well done (160F). We recommend medium rare for dry-aged steak. Not sure? Ask at the counter or call us.

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