M L
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Ian and Marty are top-notch guys that genuinely enjoy serving their customers, which is rare today (no pun intended). The dry-aged steaks are just as nice. On one particular trip, they had an aged piece of ribeye that was not for sale. Not many are seeking a 100+-day aged cut of beef. I grabbed it, and also picked up 30-day and 60-day cuts, both ribeyes.
The 30-day was delicious, but not as tuned as 60-day. The 60-day was the best balance of nutty and blue cheese, but you really need to enjoy the dry-aged flavors to appreciate this cut. The 100+-day was super funky but a sensation for the taste buds. While enjoyable, I would only recommend it in small doses. I have attached pics of the 60-day and 100+-day, pre- and post-trimming . If you enjoy dry-aged, I highly recommend trying it, if only for the experience.
For those that don't like dry-aged beef, they have plenty of fresh beef and fish options. If I could add one thing to the wish-list, it would be additional pork options. For example, I would love to see freshly stuffed sausage, Benton's bacon, and European salumi.
Keep up the great work guys!