Best Steak Cuts for Grilling at Home
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Ribeye Steak (Bone-in or Boneless)
reddit.comThis is my go-to for flavor and tenderness. That marbling melts beautifully, giving you a juicy, rich steak that's hard to beat on the grill. - 2
New York Strip (Strip Steak)
billyparisi.comA classic for a reason! The Strip offers a great balance of tenderness and chew, with a nice beefy flavor. It handles high heat like a champ, perfect for a good sear. - 3
Porterhouse Steak
beefitswhatsfordinner.comWhy choose when you can have both? The Porterhouse gives you a generous portion of tenderloin and strip, separated by that iconic bone, making for an epic grilling experience. - 4
T-Bone Steak
en.wikipedia.orgSimilar to the Porterhouse but usually a bit smaller on the tenderloin side. Still, you get that fantastic bone-in flavor and the best of both worlds – tenderloin and strip. - 5
Filet Mignon (Tenderloin)
wholesomeyum.comIf melt-in-your-mouth tenderness is your priority, the Filet is your cut. It's lean but incredibly tender, though it might need a little bacon wrap to boost flavor on the grill. - 6
Top Sirloin Steak
beefitswhatsfordinner.comFor a more budget-friendly option that still delivers great flavor and decent tenderness, you can't go wrong with Top Sirloin. It's versatile and takes marinades well. - 7
Flank Steak
themodernproper.comThis lean cut is bursting with beefy flavor, but it definitely benefits from a marinade and needs to be sliced against the grain for maximum tenderness. Great for fajitas or steak salads! - 8
Skirt Steak (Outside Skirt)
traderjoes.comAnother fantastic flavorful cut, especially for fajitas or stir-fries. It cooks super fast and has a distinctive, loose grain that soaks up marinades like a sponge. Make sure to slice it thin and against the grain! - 9
Hanger Steak
en.wikipedia.orgOften called the 'butcher's cut' because butchers used to keep it for themselves, and for good reason! It's incredibly rich and beefy, almost like a more tender skirt steak. Don't overcook this one! - 10
Flat Iron Steak
allrecipes.comThis cut from the shoulder is surprisingly tender and flavorful, thanks to some clever butchering that removes a tough membrane. It's a great value and grills up beautifully. - 11
Chuck Eye Steak
wholesomeyum.comOften dubbed the 'poor man's ribeye,' this cut from the chuck primal offers similar marbling and flavor at a fraction of the cost. It's a fantastic secret weapon for home grilling. - 12
Tri-Tip Steak
thekitchn.comPopular on the West Coast, the Tri-Tip is a triangular cut from the bottom sirloin. It's lean but flavorful, perfect for reverse searing or grilling whole and then slicing for a crowd.
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