Looking for steak delivery suggestions. [To Toronto]
I would like to gift some steak (via delivery) for Christmas and have been searching online and the only company I found was A Perfect Steak. Has anyone used this company?
Can you suggest other companies that delivery to the GTA?
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Stock Yards supplied the beef to the 801 Steakhouse in Des Moines, IA where I had the best steak in my life so far. They supply venerable steakhouses like Lawry's, Gibsons, Chicago Chop House and Pete Miller's to name a few.
They ship to Canada.
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re: John Manzo
Actually, we do have several purveyors of grass fed beef in the U.S.
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/663777
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/657114
Edit - a friend of mine orders grass fed beef from this place:
She used to use http://www.lgbeef.com/
I didn't check to see if they ship to Canada.
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I have used "The Perfect Steak" a couple of times. We have only got the New York Strips. The steak were well marbled. For that price (about $15 for each 10-oz before delivery), the steak was quite good, I would say slightly better to the quality of the New York Strips from Bruno's at the same price point. I don't buy steaks from Loblaws, Metro, etc. So I don't know how they compare. The quality is definitely inferior to Oliffe or Cumbrae but this is much cheaper. I don't remember how much the delivery charge was so it's hard to comment on that.
The steaks were vacummed sealed individually and frozen. The package was properly sealed up in a styrofoam container. In short, I would buy from them again if I have to send steak to someone and I can't manage to do that personally.
I have actuallly bought steak from Oliffe and Cumbrae, and given them to people as presents. A bit more planning and coordination involved but well worth it as well.
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Not sure if they ship to Canada, don't know why they wouldn't - but you might check Omaha Steaks in Nebraska. Quality beef, very tender and flavorful.
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re: CocoaNut
I'll disagree about the Omaha Steaks. Here is a prior thread on the topic http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/301208
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re: KTinNYC
All I know is what the OP asked - Omaha is offered as an alternative.
I haven't read the thread you've posted; respectfully, don't need to or plan to. However, I've eaten and served Omaha steaks, as well given them as gifts. I have never had anyone complain.
Other than excessive price (which is a standard complaint of mine on most all mail-order food providers), I'll stand by my statement on quality and flavor.
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