Customer Reviews

Omaha Steaks 18 oz. T-Bone Steaks

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These are the best T-bone steaks I've had the pleasure to eat at home. All too often I'll catch a "decent" steak at the supermarket, return to buy a bunch of them, and the rest all taste tough. I can't tell you how many steaks I've ended up giving to the dogs.

Not with Omahas- these T-bones are A-1, just like at a top notch restaurant but better with home grilling. As with all Omaha's products, the taste and quality cannot be matched.

I used to be a "TV Dinner" type person. I can't cook, I'm a very picky eater, and more often I am starving for lack of decent food. With Omahas, I can now eat like a king at home.

Some may say the price is high... well consider these factors- First off, you cannot buy this type of quality at the supermarket. Second, even if you happen to catch a lucky steak at the market, you'd have to wrap it in waxpaper topped off with a ziplock freezer bag. All those bags and freezer paper add to the cost and take time to prepare. With Omahas, it arrives frozen in a hefty styrofoam container packed in dry ice. Each steak is individually vacu-packed in thick freezer proof bag and packed again in a heavy carboard box ready for your freezer.

I like to spray a bit of olive oil on the steaks before grilling, and generally grill them mostly frozen. I top the T-bone with Omaha's steak butter and eat like a king. Yum !

Excellent top product from Omahas, five stars !!

Got these steaks as a Christmas gift. Four steaks for 90 bucks could be worth it, but in this case it's a scam. They market these as a quality of beef you can't buy in stores but that is simply not the case. There is very little marbling in the steaks and they are Choice beef at best. But let's not forget that Omaha refuses to actually use a USDA rating for their beef. They just use fancy words to make it sound like you are getting amazing steaks when in reality if they were that amazing they would be prime cuts and labeled as such. Take my word for it and go with a company that offers USDA Prime steaks, there are plenty if you just google it. Also, last time I was at costco they actually had a good selection of Prime strip steaks at a price that is cheaper than these. The only reason I did not rate as 1 star is because 3 of the 4 steaks I received had a larger portion of filet than you typically expect with a t-bone. Still, find the prime and stay away from this low quality but well marketed beef.