Beef Cuts Explained

Two raw, marbled ribeye steaks sit stacked on brown butcher paper against a blurred background with white tiles and part of a chalkboard sign visible, showcasing one of the finest beef cuts featured in any quality beef guide.

Filet Mignon Indulge in the ultimate steak experience with a USDA Prime Filet Mignon from Milam’s Market butcher counter! This cut is unparalleled in tenderness, making it a true delicacy for meat enthusiasts. New York Strip This leaner cut of meat contains less marbling compared to other favorites like the Porterhouse and Ribeye. While it […]

Joan Milam’s Famous Pound Cake

A golden-brown loaf of Joan Milam’s famous pound cake sits in a paper baking tray on a wooden surface, decorated with white daisies. In the corner, a small black-and-white photo shows a woman in a kitchen, smiling and holding a utensil.

A cherished family recipe that holds a special place in our hearts. This recipe, a beloved creation of our grandmother/ mother, Joan, has been a highlight at our family gatherings for decades, including our annual reunions and holiday celebrations. Her deliciously light and buttery dessert was always accompanied by a slow-melting scoop of vanilla ice cream and happy tunes played on the piano by Joan.

What’s At Our Butcher Counter?

A premium meat selection featuring fresh cuts of marbled steak is artfully arranged on wooden boards with herbs, spices, tomatoes, garlic, mushrooms, and peppers atop a white marble surface—just like at a high-end butcher counter.

The quality of meat influences its flavor, texture, and nutritional value significantly. When you shop for meat, aim for top-notch options!

What’s the Deal with Beef Grading?

Raw bone-in ribeye steak with marbled fat sits on parchment paper, surrounded by fresh herbs and a small bowl of mixed peppercorns—a premium choice from our butcher counter’s fresh cuts.

When it comes to the quality of American beef, the USDA grade shields are recognized as symbols of safe, American beef. So, how does beef earn its grade? Highly skilled USDA meat graders evaluate various meat qualities using a combination of electronic instruments and subjective characteristic assessments. The beef is grade is determined mainly by […]

Meat Cuts Explained: Ribeye

Two raw, marbled ribeye steaks sit stacked on brown butcher paper against a blurred background with white tiles and part of a chalkboard sign visible, showcasing one of the finest beef cuts featured in any quality beef guide.

What is it? Ribeye steaks are a premium cut known for their exceptional marbling, tenderness, and rich, beefy flavor. They are often considered the gold standard for steak lovers due to their melt-in-your-mouth texture and bold taste. This cut is ideal for those seeking a more indulgent and flavorful steak experience. Whether boneless or bone-in […]

Meat Cuts Explained: Tomahawk

A raw tomahawk steak, one of the most impressive beef cuts, stands upright on a dark surface with rich marbling and coarse salt, set against a black background.

What is it? The Tomahawk steak is undeniably one of the most impressive cuts you’ll find in our service cases. Featuring a long, Frenched bone reminiscent of a traditional tomahawk axe, this cut is a true feast for the eyes and ideal for dramatic presentation. Its extended bone requires a thicker cut — typically around […]

Meat Cuts Explained: Porterhouse & T-Bone

A raw T-bone steak stands upright on a gray countertop, with a red and gray brick wall backdrop. Featuring visible marbling and its classic T-shaped bone, it’s a striking example for any beef cuts explained or featured in a beef guide.

What is it? The Porterhouse and T-Bone steaks, originating from the same primal cut, bear a striking resemblance to one another. Often referred to as the T-Bone’s formidable big brother, the Porterhouse steak is carved from the meeting point of the tenderloin (think filet mignon) and the top loin (think New York strip). This majestic […]

Meat Cuts Explained: New York Strip

A raw, marbled New York Strip steak on a wooden cutting board, with a sprig of fresh rosemary and a small pile of coarse salt beside it—perfect for exploring Meat Cuts and getting Meat Explained.

What is it? An American favorite, the New York Strip, originally known as the bone-in Kansas City Strip Steak, has an intriguing history. While the names are now used interchangeably, it is believed that Midwest restaurant owners removed the bone from the Kansas City Strip Steak to appeal to their “fine dining clientele,” thus giving […]

Meat Cuts Explained: Filet Mignon

A raw steak sits on parchment paper with sprigs of fresh rosemary, a wooden bowl of salt, and garlic cloves in the background—perfect for your next recipe or as a visual reference in any Beef Cuts Explained guide.

What is it? Indulge in the ultimate steak experience with a USDA Prime Filet Mignon from Milam’s Market butcher counter! This cut is unparalleled in tenderness, making it a true delicacy for meat enthusiasts. Known also as a Tenderloin Steak, the Filet Mignon is derived from the area beneath the backbone. It is within this […]

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