Honest meat, cut with care.
We buy whole animals from twelve Tennessee farms we know by name, dry-age in our own salt room, and cut every steak to order — right in front of you.
A butcher shop that eats like a steakhouse
Half old-school butcher counter, half hardwood grill. Take it raw and cook it yourself — or take a seat and let our fire do the talking.
- Whole animals, broken down in-house every morning
- Burger ground fresh daily — never frozen, never pink slime
- Sausage, bacon and charcuterie cured two doors down
- Grill table Thursday to Saturday, first-come cuts first
Featured cuts
Three steps between the farm and your fork
Raised right
Twelve family farms within a hundred miles. Pasture-raised, no shortcuts, animals we could visit on a Saturday.
Aged with patience
Primal cuts rest up to 28 days in our Himalayan salt room while flavor deepens and tenderness sets in.
Cut while you watch
Tell us the occasion and the crowd. We trim, tie and portion your cut at the block — or fire it over oak.
Tonight's board
Regulars say it best
The tomahawk they cut for our anniversary ruined every other steakhouse for us — in the best way.Daniel ReyesEast Nashville · Grill-table regular
I tell them the budget and the headcount, they hand me dinner. It has never once missed.Priya RamanCrieve Hall · Sunday roast devotee
Burger blend on Friday, sausage on Saturday. My kids think I learned to cook. I let them.Marcus WhitfieldGermantown · Counter convert
Butcher's notes
How to Choose the Perfect Steak Cut
Marbling, method and aging — how our butchers pick the right steak for your table.
Read the story →Dry-Aging at Home: A Butcher's Guide
A patient fridge, a whole roast and 21 days — dry-aging you can actually do at home.
Read the story →5 Tips You Should Know Before You Grill
Temper, salt, two zones, thermometer, rest — five small habits, one great cookout.
Read the story →
Hungry already? Good.
Order cuts for pickup today, or sit down Thursday through Saturday while the oak fire does the work.



