Every now and then, I get pretty strong cravings for some of my restaurant favorites.

But this time, I had a specific craving forTexas Roadhouse.

Unfortunately, this classic chain steakhouse isn’t anywhere within New York City linesso I had to get creative.

texas roadhouse butcher shop steaks

Kiersten Hickman

Which is how I came across the gloriousTexas Roadhouse Butcher Shop.

That’s rightTexas Roadhouse will actually ship you their USDA Choice steaks right from their in-house meat cutters.

Texas Roadhouse Butcher Shop also sells over onAmazonand ships within about a week’s time.

texas roadhouse butcher shop box with steak seasoning

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So I ordered a box for myself and dreamt of juicy steak all week long.

Buying Texas Roadhouse steaks is a lot easier than you think.

The steaks arrived packaged with dry ice and styrofoam to keep them perfectly frozen.

cooked texas roadhouse butcher shop steak filets in a cast iron skillet

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So I fired up the stove.

The steaks sat for five minutes, and then, I dug in.

It’s the juiciest steak I’ve ever had.

texas roadhouse butcher shop steaks served with roasted vegetables

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I do admit that I was skeptical at first.

Cooking steaks at home has never been a great experience for me.

Because of this, I ignore cooking steaks altogether.

Turn your home into a fancy steakhouse.

I ended up serving our filets with a side ofroasted Brussels sproutsand extra crispyoven-baked fries.

Because in my opinion, every steak should be served with a side of fries.

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