★ PopularFrom $14.49Hand-Cut Sirloin
Lean, juicy steak priced at a great value. Served with choice of two sides.

Similar flavor to the sirloin with extra tenderness. Served with choice of two sides.
The New York Strip sits exactly between the sirloin and the ribeye, in both price and character. It runs $19.99 for the 8 oz thick cut at 420 calories, $24.99 for the 12 oz traditional cut and $28.99 for the 16 oz. More marbling than the sirloin, firmer chew than the ribeye, with that strip-steak edge of fat that crisps on the grill into the best bite on the plate.
This is the steak for people who know what they like: proper beef flavor, a real crust, no fork-soft theatrics. The 8 oz thick cut is the sleeper order, since the extra thickness means a better sear-to-center ratio than the wider 12 oz for five dollars less.
Calories vary by size. Here's the breakdown for each New York Strip option:
| Size | Calories | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 8 oz. Thick Cut | 420 cal | $19.99 |
| 12 oz. Traditional Cut | 640 cal | $24.99 |
| 16 oz. Traditional Cut | — | $28.99 |
* Calorie values are approximate and may vary by location and preparation.
The strip rewards a straightforward hard sear and one extra trick: standing it on its fat cap first so the edge renders and crisps.
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High direct heat, 4 minutes a side, fat cap seared last over the hottest coals.
Top with sautéed onions and jack cheese under the broiler for 60 seconds.