Ella Mante MD
May 15, 2026
I've tried every butcher in the county and nothing comes close.
Dry-Aged
About this cut
What makes this cut.
USDA Prime ribeye, dry-aged 28 days in-house. Concentrated flavor, deep marbling, butter-soft texture.
Cooking notes
01
Bring to room temp
Take the cut out 30–45 minutes before cooking. Cold meat sears unevenly.
02
Season generously
Coarse salt and pepper just before the heat. Let the meat speak.
03
Hot, dry heat
Cast iron or a screaming hot grill. Patience on the first side builds the crust.
04
Rest before cutting
Five minutes minimum. The juices redistribute — this step earns the price.
Reviews
What regulars are saying.
4.9/5
Based on 9 reviews
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9 reviews
Marcella O'Kon
May 13, 2026
I've tried every butcher in the county and nothing comes close.
Verda Schaden-Leffler
Apr 18, 2026
Reliable. Not the most exceptional cut I've had here, but a strong showing.
Erick Kautzer
Apr 18, 2026
This is the only place I'll buy from now.
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