Bone-In Ribeye
$5820oz of richly marbled prime ribeye, dry-aged 35 days and finished with bone-marrow butter.
Prime is a steakhouse built around a single obsession: the perfect cut, dry-aged in-house and seared over hardwood embers. Pair it with a cellar worth lingering over.
We opened Prime with a simple belief: a great steak is earned, not rushed. Every cut is hand-selected, aged in our own cellar, and finished over a fire we tend by hand from open to close.
The steaks our regulars come back for β each one weighed, seasoned, and fired to order.
20oz of richly marbled prime ribeye, dry-aged 35 days and finished with bone-marrow butter.
8oz of buttery, fork-tender filet mignon, char-seared and crowned with a red-wine reduction.
The grand cut β strip and filet on the bone, carved tableside and built to share.
Behind a glass wall in our dining room sits the heart of the kitchen: a temperature-locked cellar where whole sub-primals hang on Himalayan-salt brick. Time, cold air, and patience concentrate the flavor and tenderize the muscle.
It's the slowest thing we do, and the reason a Prime steak tastes the way it does. Nothing added, nothing hidden β just beef, air, and time.
Our sommelier curates more than 320 bottles β bold Napa cabernets, brooding Barolos, and quiet rarities you won't find on every list. Whatever you order from the grill, there's a glass that was made for it.
27 Ember Lane, Gold Quarter, Chicago, IL 60601
TueβThu 5β10pm Β· FriβSat 5β11pm Β· Sun 4β9pm
(312) 555-0190
reserve@primegrill.com
βThe ribeye was the best steak I've had in this city, full stop. Charred crust, perfect medium-rare center, and a wine pairing that made it sing.β
βWe booked Prime for an anniversary and the whole evening felt cinematic β the lighting, the service, the porterhouse carved at our table. Unforgettable.β
βI host clients here every month. The dry-aged flavor and the depth of the wine list never miss. It's my secret weapon for closing a deal.β
Whether it's a quiet anniversary or a long table of friends, reserve a seat by the fire and let us handle the rest.