What's the difference between T-Bone Steaks and Porterhouse? Why is our Filet so superior? Where's the real home of the Strip–Kansas City or New York? Discover the answers to all of your steak questions about classic steak cuts or hard-to-find specialty steak cuts now.
Different Cuts of Steak
Filet Mignon
The champion of the steak world, Filet Mignon is a thick cut from the tenderloin featuring buttery tenderness and exquisite taste. Ours is hand trimmed, wet aged up to 28 days and flash-frozen to fulfill our flavor-lock promise.
Filet Mignon
Kansas City Strip
Also known as the New York Strip, this juicy cut comes from the most tender section of beef: the short loin. The thick Kansas City Strip is named for the city where it originated.
Kansas City Strip
Ribeye
Bone-in or boneless, our robust Ribeye is a true steak lover's favorite. Sliced from aged prime rib, this cut is the perfect combination of tenderness and rich flavor. Superb marbling ensures unbeatable quality.
Ribeye
T-Bone
Named for the cut's T-shaped bone, this steak offers two great tastes in one: the juicy Kansas City Strip and the succulent Filet Mignon. The bone adds even more flavor.
T-Bone
Porterhouse
Like the T-Bone, our meaty Porterhouse offers two steaks in one. This cut has a larger tenderloin Filet than the T-Bone–perfect for hearty appetites.
Porterhouse
Top Sirloin
Thick and meaty, our Top Sirloin is cut from the center of the sirloin, packing big beef flavor–ideal for grilling.
Top Sirloin
Flat Iron Steak
This top blade steak features flawless marbling–perfect to grill, broil or panfry.
Flat Iron Steak
Prime Rib
Our Prime Rib is an exquisite roast cut with the bone and fat removed. Expertly trimmed and netted, it's a crowd pleaser. Cook to medium rare for maximum flavor.
Prime Rib
Beef Tenderloin
Also known as the Chateaubriand, this is uncut Filet Mignon in roast form–decadently juicy and positively delicious.
Beef Tenderloin
USDA Prime
Only the top 1—2% of beef can be labeled USDA Prime. We call our prime selections Private Stock®–wet aged to maximize flavor and tenderness.
USDA Prime
American-Style Kobe
Bred for impeccable marbling and peak flavor, our American-Style Kobe beef comes from the world-famous line of Wagyu cattle in Japan.
American-Style Kobe