The Wagyu Bar is a casual steakhouse with a focus on the actual steak. No Smoke, No Mirrors, Just Meat N' Bone. Most steakhouses are all smoke and mirrors. Multi-million dollar build-outs, fancy service, wooden chairs but cheap meat. They shy away from disclosing beef programs and even beef grading. We focus on best-in-class proteins. Our seafood selection is just as good as our steak selection, Ora King Salmon, African Tiger Prawns, Mediterranean Branzino. Also, check out our A5 Wagyu Nigiris and Ora King Salmon Nigiris. End your meal with alcohol-infused ice-creams or Arroz con Leche Nigiris. Looking for a private venue? Ask about Undisclosed (our speak-easy) Owned and operated by the team from Meat N' Bome
"For Wagyu purists, the appropriately named Wagyu Bar is a must-try spot. The unassuming, casual steakhouse just a block from its sister butcher shop, Meat N’ Bone, serves up some of the most hard-to-find pieces of steak in the city. Start the meal with sushi topped with thinly sliced and perfectly charred slices of Japanese A5 Miyazaki-Gyu before choosing from dozens of steak options like a 45-plus day aged striploin or cowboy steak, to more than a dozen varieties of melt-in-your-mouth wagyu steaks. Can’t decide? Opt for the omakase parrillada and leave it up to the chef." - Eater Staff
"At this casual steakhouse on Coral Way guests can start their Miami Spice brunch with a fruit bowl and choice of mimosa or prosecco, followed by steak and eggs or Ora King lox bagel. A dessert of arroz con leche or nigiri with coffee rounds out the meal. Served Saturdays and Sundays." - Juliana Accioly
"The Wagyu Bar calls itself “a casual steakhouse” and it’s the only place we’re aware of where you can show up in shorts and flip-flops and order a $180 wagyu tomahawk steak or a $225 olive-fed wagyu ribeye. There are slightly more affordable things on the menu too, like some tasty tequeños, burgers, and a ton of steak options ranging from a four-ounce filet mignon to that $180 tomahawk. It is, indeed, very casual in here. The dining room is small and bright, and there are TVs on the wall playing random cooking shows. This place makes a little more sense when you learn that they’re run by Meat N’ Bone, the butcher shop next door. It can be a good call if you’re ever craving some special occasion protein and aren’t in the mood to put on nice clothes. photo credit: Rami Sabban" - Ryan Pfeffer
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