Live fire only
No gas, no griddle. Lodgepole and oak burned down to coals, raked by hand all night.
Wyoming-raised beef, dry-aged under this roof and cooked over ember and oak. When the table goes quiet, we've done our job.
No gas, no griddle. Lodgepole and oak burned down to coals, raked by hand all night.
A glass-walled aging room runs the length of the bar. Your steak has been waiting for you.
Three ranches, all within 200 miles, all named on the menu. We shake the hands that raise it.
"Fire is honest. It doesn't care where you trained or who reviewed you. It only rewards attention."M. Callahan — Chef & pitmaster
Stone walls, one long walnut table, and the quiet end of the whiskey collection. Made for deals and anniversaries.
A river-rock hearth, elk antler chandeliers, and a family-style fire menu. Rehearsals, reunions, and loud, happy nights.