First one was dry and not good at all, they all agreed something was wrong. They bring out the second and the same thing. $100 and it taste so bland and dry.

by blkwrxwgn

30 Comments

  1. Virtual-Respond-5080

    looks like a Bigfoot print. More likely strip though.

  2. SaintJimmy1

    Technically I could see this being a piece off the very end of the loin side of the ribeye and they’re taking the scummy route and still selling it as ribeye. That or they’re ignorant enough to not understand why they shouldn’t do this. Either way I wouldn’t go back.

  3. Was it even temped correctly, cause I can tell whoever cooked that was blasting the shit out of it.

    Even a cruddy no-marble strip shouldn’t be dry if its 125-137.

  4. FriendlyTop1593

    I’ve been brought behind house to inspect the bs they brought me two shit FIBeyes from. Get back there and see the first cut he gave me was the end, then the rest is select at best as he’s telling me it’s ribeye and this was at a restaurant that says they only sell prime. Didn’t pay for either and left a review with a picture of their whole “ribeye”. Crazy how they will hire people who don’t know cuts of beef to be a chef

  5. KochuJang

    Omg. Same thing happened to me this year! I was at some sleazy golf resort in Ohio and they pulled the same shit. In the end, they apologized, charged me for a strip, and took half off my bill.

  6. Open_Mortgage_4645

    That’s absolutely not a ribeye. That’s very clearly a NY Strip.

  7. Looks like a strip. But it could be a really small ribeye maybe 

  8. Helpful-nothelpful

    Can we talk about the $10 side of peppers?

  9. Definitelymostlikely

    Since learning to properly cook a steak I’ve realized how much steakhouses absolutely suck ass

  10. BloodbuzzLA

    Why aren’t you mentioning the restaurant name?

  11. ajrivera365

    It’s a transition steak.

    You can see the baby spinalis up top. Someone probably should have used their eyes on this one but you are dealing with an entry level workforce most of the time.

    Butcher never even noticed and the grill guy just took it from the Ribeye bin and put it on the grill.

    My company just did a photo shoot with some Waygu strip and they have a loin that is more of a ribeye than this and no one noticed until I said something after the shoot was over and they were sending me pictures.

  12. RepresentativeNo3365

    I’ve cut many a whole prime rib where the end piece does come out looking a little NY-ish

  13. austin_throw_awayy

    If it’s dry aged, the edges are typically trimmed off. This looks like a ribeye in which the cap got tripped pretty heavily, with the cap’s fat looking like the end of a strip. This doesn’t have that bottom “tail” other strips have, and the fat folds off where it connects to the meat in a weird way.

    Maybe I’m just over thinking it, but I eat strip almost exclusively, and this one looks just a bit different

  14. This is a ribeye, but should not have been served. This is the end piece of the ribeye and has absolutely no eye, marbling or cap left. Looks extremely similar to NY strip. Also, could have just been a NY and they’re a shit restaurant.

  15. TehOuchies

    The amount of people on here that think they experts…

    Its the Ugly end of the Ribeye.

    It is not a new York strip.