
All Beef Products


BEEF PRIME MINUTE STEAK

BEEF PEPPER STEAK

BEEF CHUCK EYE STEAK

BEEF MIDDLE CHUCK

BEEF LONDON BROIL

BEEF NEW YORK STEAK

BEEF OYSTER STEAK

BEEF SWISS STEAK

BEEF FRENCH/STRIP STEAK

BEEF CHUCK STEW (GOULASH)

BEEF DELMONICO STEAK

BEEF FINGER MEAT

BEEF PRIME CUT CHUCK (BONE IN)

BEEF CLUB STEAK BONE IN

BEEF CHUCK STEAK "BONE IN"

BEEF SINGLE CHUCK

BEEF FILLET STEAK

BEEF FILLET MIGNON

BEEF BONELESS SPARE RIBS

BEEF FOR JERKY

BEEF SHOULDER LONDON BROIL

BEEF SHOULDER STEAK

BEEF STIR FRY

BEEF SANDWICH STEAK

BEEF PRIME MINUTE STEAK "THIN SLICED"

BEEF SHISH KABOB

BEEF CLUB STEAK "FROZEN"

BEEF MIDDLE CHUCK FROZEN

BEEF MINUTE STEAK "FROZEN"

BEEF FLANKEN 5 BONE

BEEF FLANKEN 3 BONE

Pepper Crusted Fillet Mignon

BEEF FLANKEN 1ST CUT

BEEF FLANKEN "PRIME CUT"

BEEF BONELESS FLANKEN

BEEF "PRIME" BONELESS FLANKEN

BEEF FLANKEN SQUARE CUT 4x4

BEEF DINO RIBS

BEEF SHORT RIBS 2x2

BEEF SPARE RIBS

BEEF MIAMI RIBS

BEEF FLANKEN "FROZEN"

BEEF CHULENT MEAT

BEEF FISHEL CALECHEL

BEEF SOFT MEAT FOR CHULENT

BEEF SHOULDER CALECHEL

BEEF MOCK CHEEK MEAT

BEEF STRIPS FOR CHULENT

FAMILY PACK BEEF CHULENT MEAT

BEEF LONDON BROIL CHULENT MEAT

BEEF CHULENT MEAT CALECHEL

BEEF CUBED FOR YAPCHIK

BEEF CHEEK

BEEF FLANKEN FAT

BEEF FLEXLECH

BEEF GROUND

BEEF GROUND LEAN

BEEF PATTIES 2

BEEF SLIDERS 8

BEEF PATTIES "PEPPER CRUSTED" 2

BEEF PATTIES "SPICED" 2

BEEF SLIDERS "PEPPER CRUSTED" 8

BEEF SLIDERS "SPICED" 8

BEEF RIB STEAK

BEEF RIB STEAK "THIN SLICE"

BEEF RIB STEAK "COWBOY"

BEEF RIB EYE STEAK

BEEF RIB STEAK "FROZEN"

BEEF "PRIME" FRENCH ROAST

BEEF "PRIME" BRISKET 2ND CUT

BEEF "PRIME" MINUTE ROAST

BEEF "PRIME" CLUB ROAST

BEEF CHUCK EYE ROAST

BEEF DECKEL ROAST

BEEF BRISKET 1ST CUT

BEEF RACK OF FLANKEN ROAST

BEEF CHUCK CALECHEL ROAST

BEEF TOP OF RIB

BEEF WHOLE BRISKET

PRIME BEEF FLANKEN ROAST (BONELESS)

BEEF DELMONICO ROAST

BEEF FOR PULLED BEEF

PRIME BEEF RIB EYE ROAST

BEEF TONGUE

BEEF STANDING RIB ROAST-FRENCHED

BEEF SILVER TIP ROAST

BEEF SHOULDER ROAST

BEEF CHUCK ROAST

BEEF DEVEINED (SPLIT) MINUTE ROAST (flat iron)

BEEF MEDALLION ROAST

BEEF RIB EYE ROAST

BEEF "SUPREME" FRENCH ROAST

BEEF "SUPREME" MINUTE ROAST

BEEF "SUPREME" 2ND CUT BRISKET

BEEF "SUPREME" CLUB ROAST

BEEF "SUPREME" BONELESS FLANKEN

BEEF "SUPREME" 1ST CUT CLUB STEAK

BEEF "SUPREME" FRENCH STEAK

BEEF "SUPREME" MIDDLE CHUCK

BEEF "SUPREME" NEW YORK STEAK

PICKLED MINUTE ROAST

PICKLED FRENCH ROAST

PICKLED 2ND CUT BRISKET

PICKLED CORNED BEEF (1ST CUT BRISKET)

PICKLED CHUCK EYE ROAST

PICKLED CHUCK CALECHEL

PICKLED CLUB ROAST

PICKLED WHOLE BRISKET

PICKLED "PRIME" BEEF TONGUE

PICKLED DECKEL

PICKLED BEEF ROLL

PICKLED BEEF ROLL PASTRAMI RUB

PICKLED LONDON BROIL

PICKLED TOP OF RIB

BEEF MARROW BONES

BEEF NECK BONES

BEEF RIBLETS "GREAT FOR CHULENT"

BEEF FLANKEN BONES

BEEF SUGAR (SOUP) BONES

BEEF MARROW BONES LARGE

BEEF CHUCK BACK RIBS

BEEF BABY BACK RIB'S

BEEF KNEE BONES (GALA)
Shop kosher beef by cut and cooking plan in Boro Park
Choose a named beef cut for your recipe, then review its price and package details. Our Boro Park butcher catalog includes steaks, flanken, roasts, ground beef and other beef selections. Build an order from individually listed cuts and quantities for a barbecue, family dinner or Shabbos meal; the cart does not require a preset steak bundle or a recurring subscription.
What kinds of beef can I compare?
The selection includes chuck eye, London broil, New York steak, oyster steak, stew meat and several flanken cuts. Product names distinguish bone-in, boneless, thin-sliced and frozen items where applicable. Use the category filters and product details to compare the cuts you need rather than treating every steak or roast as interchangeable.
How do weight-based prices work?
Review the sale unit and approximate package weight on the product card. The cart estimates package cost from the listed weight, and the store confirms the final total using actual weight. Add each selected cut and quantity to build your own order alongside prepared sides or sauces and seasonings.
Who provides kosher certification?
Kosher certification is provided by Kiryas Yoel.
Are beef sourcing, hormone and antibiotic claims confirmed?
Ask (718) 438-8444 about the exact cut if you need producer, farming, antibiotic or hormone information. Use the selected product’s labeling and the store’s confirmation. Kosher certification does not by itself establish a no-antibiotics, no-added-hormones, grass-fed or farm-specific claim. Confirm these attributes for your chosen item before relying on them.
What weights and size options can I order?
Compare the approximate package weight and sale unit on each product card. Where a product offers size or cut options, open View & choose and select the option you need before adding it to the cart. Listed weights are estimates rather than a guarantee of an exact finished weight. If your recipe needs a particular thickness, weight or number of portions, call (718) 438-8444 to confirm what can be supplied.
Are USDA Prime and Choice grades available?
Review the labeling for the exact product and ask the store to confirm its USDA grade before ordering. Some catalog names include the word Prime, but this page does not provide a selectable Prime-versus-Choice comparison for every cut. Do not assume all steaks have the same grade or that a named product offers both grades. Call (718) 438-8444 about the cut you want.
Can I select an aging period for my steak?
The online menu does not list a day-by-day aging selector for these steaks. For dry-aged or wet-aged beef, a particular aging period, or another special request, contact the store about the exact cut and confirm availability before ordering. The current product listing and the store’s confirmation determine your available options.
How do I compare steak prices and other cuts?
Compare the displayed price per pound with the approximate package weight, and check the cart’s estimated package cost. The catalog includes cuts such as prime minute steak, chuck eye, London broil, New York steak and oyster steak. Browse roasts, flanken or the full beef selection for other choices. For a cut not shown, such as Chateaubriand or bistro steak, ask the store whether it is available and request its current price; another butcher’s price or product name does not describe this catalog.
How can I check steak availability?
Review the product listing for the cut and package details, then confirm current stock with the store before planning your meal. A visible product card does not guarantee every weight, cut option or special request is available. Call (718) 438-8444 about the exact item, size and date you need. If your preferred choice is unavailable, ask about an alternative suited to your recipe.
How should I cook my steak?
Tell the butcher whether you plan to grill, pan-sear, oven-roast, braise, smoke or use sous vide, along with your recipe and guest count. For quick grilling or pan-searing, ask which of the listed steaks suits that method and your preferred thickness. For oven cooking, compare the roast selection; for slow, moist cooking, browse flanken and chulent cuts. Smoking and sous vide need a recipe matched to the exact cut, thickness and equipment. Confirm your cut before ordering rather than applying one cooking method to every steak.
How do local beef delivery, packaging and timing work?
Pickup is at 4402 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11219. For delivery, review our delivery areas and choose your area in the cart. Confirm availability and timing with the store when planning for a particular meal or event. This checkout is for pickup or the listed delivery areas; it does not offer a nationwide steak-shipping service or a guaranteed delivery-date selector. Ask the store about packaging and the fresh or frozen state of your selected cuts, and arrange to refrigerate them promptly after arrival. For a barbecue or Friday meal, confirm your requested date and quantity before finalizing plans. Review the cart’s current delivery minimum and fee for your address.
Buying kosher steaks in Brooklyn: the cut, the thickness, and the amount
You can buy kosher steaks in Brooklyn cut to order at the Satmar Meats butcher counter at 4402 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11219: call (718) 438-8444 to check today's selection, order ahead for pickup or local delivery, and have every steak trimmed and cut to the thickness your cooking method needs.
Match the steak to the cooking
For the grill or a hot pan, choose club steak, rib steak, New York steak, oyster steak, Delmonico, or minute steak, with pepper steak and stir-fry strips cut for fast pan cooking. For slow, moist cooking, flanken and short ribs are the braising cuts behind cholent and yapchik, and for the oven, look at London broil and the roasts selection. Tell the butcher the method first, and the cut follows — every cut is prepared while you wait or packed ahead for pickup.
Thickness and amounts, sized at the counter
An inch to an inch and a half is the sweet spot for a ribeye — thick enough to sear hard outside and stay juicy inside — while thinner cuts cook fast on weeknights. Plan on about half a pound of boneless steak per adult, three quarters of a pound for big eaters, and a little more for bone-in cuts. The counter trims excess fat and portions large steaks evenly, so every piece cooks at the same rate.
Order ahead, and store them right
Popular cuts like rib steak and club steak sell out early before holidays, so call during the week and your steaks will be cut and waiting for pickup. Keep fresh steaks in the coldest part of the refrigerator and cook them within a few days, or wrap them tightly and freeze them for a few months, thawing them slowly in the refrigerator overnight. Frozen options, including club steak and rib steak, are also listed in the beef selection.
Steak and flanken questions, answered
Choosing between steaks, flanken and short ribs — answered by the counter.
Which cuts are best for braising?
Flanken and short ribs are the braising cuts: 5 bone and 3 bone flanken, first cut flanken, boneless flanken, short ribs and spare ribs all turn tender with slow, moist cooking, and they are the cuts behind chulent and yapchik. Chuck stew meat is the other slow-cooking staple. Give them time at a low temperature and they do the rest.
Which steaks are best for grilling or pan-frying?
For quick, high-heat cooking, choose club steak, rib steak, New York steak, oyster steak, Delmonico or minute steak. Pepper steak and stir-fry strips are cut for fast pan cooking. Tell the butcher your method and preferred thickness when you order, so the cut matches the pan or the grill.
Which cuts are best for roasting?
For the oven, look at the roasts selection and cuts like London broil, which roasts or broils well for family meals. Roasts are sold by approximate package weight, and the store confirms the final total by actual weight.
What if the cut or weight I want is sold out?
A product card does not guarantee every weight or cut option is in stock that day. Call (718) 438-8444 about the exact item, size and date you need; if your first choice is unavailable, the butchers can suggest an alternative cut suited to your recipe.
What is the difference between USDA Prime and Choice?
Prime is the higher USDA grade, with more marbling, which generally means a richer, more tender steak; Choice is a step leaner and is the grade most steaks are sold at. On this site, some product names include the word Prime, but not every cut offers both grades — check the exact product labeling and ask the store to confirm the grade of the cut you want before ordering.
What is the difference between wet-aged and dry-aged beef?
Wet-aged beef is aged in sealed packaging, which keeps it moist and mild; dry-aged beef is aged exposed to air, which concentrates flavor and firms the texture. Our online menu does not list a day-by-day aging selector for these steaks, so for a dry-aged or wet-aged request, or a particular aging period, contact the store about the exact cut and confirm availability before ordering.
Can I smoke steaks or cook them sous vide?
Yes — match the method to the cut. Thick, marbled cuts like flanken and short ribs suit low-and-slow smoking, while club, New York and rib steaks suit sous vide, which cooks to an exact doneness before a quick sear. Both methods depend on the exact cut, thickness and your equipment, so confirm your cut with the butcher before ordering rather than applying one method to every steak.
How thick should I ask the butcher to cut a kosher ribeye?
An inch to an inch and a half is the sweet spot for a kosher ribeye — thick enough to sear hard outside and stay juicy inside. Thinner cuts cook fast for quick weeknight dinners. Tell the butcher at Satmar Meats in Brooklyn how you plan to cook it and the steak will be cut to that thickness while you wait.
How much steak should I buy per person?
Plan on about half a pound of boneless steak per adult for a regular serving, and three quarters of a pound for big eaters or when steak is the only main. For bone-in cuts, add a little more per person. If you are serving steak alongside other mains, a quarter to half a pound per person is usually enough.
Can I order kosher steaks ahead for Shabbos or a holiday?
Yes. Call (718) 438-8444 during the week and your steaks will be cut to your thickness and ready for pickup at 4402 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11219. Ordering ahead matters most before holidays, when popular cuts like rib steak and club steak sell out early.
Can the butcher trim or portion steaks to the size I need?
Yes. The counter can trim excess fat, cut a large steak into smaller portions, or cut steaks evenly so they all cook at the same rate. Bring the weights or portion sizes from your recipe and the butcher will prepare them that way.
How long do fresh steaks keep in the fridge, and can I freeze them?
Keep fresh steaks in the coldest part of the refrigerator and cook them within a few days of buying. For longer storage, wrap steaks tightly and freeze them — use them within a few months for the best quality, and thaw them slowly in the refrigerator overnight before cooking.
Where can I buy kosher ribeye near me in Brooklyn?
Satmar Meats at 4402 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11219, in Borough Park, cuts kosher ribeye and other steaks to order at the counter every day the store is open. If you searched for a kosher steak near me in Brooklyn, call (718) 438-8444 to check the selection for today before you come in.
What are your store hours?
Regular hours are Sunday 10:30 AM–10 PM, Monday–Wednesday 9 AM–10 PM, and Thursday 8:30 AM–10 PM. Friday closes early and Saturday is closed — call (718) 438-8444 to confirm Friday and holiday hours and check today's steak selection.
Do you deliver kosher steaks in Brooklyn?
Yes — pickup is at 4402 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11219, and local delivery areas are listed in the cart for you to choose yours when you order. This checkout is for pickup or the listed delivery areas, not a nationwide shipping service, and you should refrigerate your steaks promptly after they arrive.
Which steak is best for a quick weeknight dinner?
Thin, fast-cooking cuts: minute steak, sandwich steak, and stir-fry strips are cut for fast pan cooking, and thinner steaks cook fast for quick weeknight dinners. Tell the butcher your method and preferred thickness and the cut will match the pan.
Can I buy kosher steaks frozen as well as fresh?
Yes — the beef selection lists frozen options alongside fresh cuts, including frozen club steak, rib steak, minute steak, and flanken. Ask the store about the fresh or frozen state of the exact cut you choose when you order.
Do you carry steak already cut for stir-fry and shish kabob?
Yes — beef stir fry and beef shish kabob are listed in the beef selection, and pepper steak is also cut for fast pan cooking. Add each cut and quantity to build your own order — there is no preset steak bundle to buy.
How do I thaw a frozen steak before cooking?
Thaw it slowly in the refrigerator overnight before cooking. Wrapped tightly, steaks keep in the freezer for a few months for the best quality, so move the steak to the fridge the night before you plan to cook it.