Best Dry Aged Steak in Los Angeles County?

Americas - USA West Los Angeles
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Been to Mastros (Penthouse and Newport) delicious, CUT, Jar, Palms, Chi Spaca, anywhere else I need to try? A great place with Venison would be nice too…

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Nick & Stef’s, DTLA.

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gwen
alexander’s

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Oh, yeah forgot about Nick…yes been there…thanks

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Thanks…hmmmm just saw a picture of Gwen, looked interesting… Alexander’s too…

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The butcher counter at Eataly. I know you meant at restaurants but I think I paid about 1/3 of the price of what you’d pay at restaurants.

Chi Spacca. I’m not 100% sure of that hunk of meat is dry aged but it was delicious.

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What about Saddlepeak Lodge?

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Saddle Peak Lodge for game meat. Don’t remember them usually having venison, but they usually have elk and other game.

I like the aged Tomahawk at BOA.

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Good or nooo… I remember them good way back, but I have been reading that alot has changed and the food is ok…

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Not sure if you’re referring to BOA or SPL. SPL has new owners, but the food is the same. I don’t know what changes at BOA may have occurred if you’re talking about that.

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I had a great meal at Gwen’s, hope to get back to try a steak one of these days.

Alexander’s buys some good meat, but the menu’s not my idea of what a steakhouse should serve.

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Last time I was at Saddle Peak (about a year ago), they had venison.

They also offered a game meat sampler entree that if I remember correctly consisted of elk, venison, and boar. It was very good.

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For a restaurant, Arthur J

For at-home, Standing’s Butchery

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Chi Spacca, Gwen, and The Arthur J are tops for dry-aged, along with Cut

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Sizzler, it is definitely dry and aged.

None of the above mentioned allows you to make a steak sandwich with cheese toast

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thank youuuuusss

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Did we mention Saddle Creek Lodge and of course Dan Tana’s.

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I love Nick & Stef’s only because it was really interesting to taste dry-aged beef cooked over wood. There’s this additional smoky note that just plays really well off that subtle, dry-age funk. For those who don’t like their meat cooked over wood it’s probably not as great a bet… but just my .02

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The Nick + Stef’s Cut and Whiskey menu is a very different, and welcome, way to experience a steakhouse.

Kudos to Megan and Joy.

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I’ve never met anyone who liked dry-aged beef who didn’t prefer it grilled over wood or charcoal.

I don’t think there’s anything I prefer grilled over gas.

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