Tableside beef tartare
Dry-aged beef comes with smoked-egg aioli, cornichon, mustard seeds, Mahón and crusty bread. Charleston Magazine highlights the steak tartare.
CANNONBOROUGH / ELLIOTBOROUGH · AMERICAN
Live-fire cooking in a Cannon Street house, with dry-aged steaks, seafood and vegetable dishes. Choose a starter, then a main or a cut with sides for the table.
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Dry-aged beef comes with smoked-egg aioli, cornichon, mustard seeds, Mahón and crusty bread. Charleston Magazine highlights the steak tartare.
An 18-ounce dry-aged cut is an alternative to the smaller prime filet or the more expensive Wagyu ribeye. Sides and sauces are separately priced.
Sea Island red peas, Swiss chard and chorizo vinaigrette accompany the seafood starter.
Chicken with wilted spinach, onion jam and sauce Périgourdine gives you a main outside the steak section.
Honey butter accompanies the cornbread if you want bread before the main; fondue, bacon jam and whipped tallow cost extra.
Fire-roasted beets with Manchego, fermented-garlic honey and pistachios offer a smaller plate before meat or fish.
Butternut risotto, caramelized onion and blistered grapes accompany the braised beef main.
Barbecue glaze, Savoy cabbage, pickled Fresno chiles and mustard-seed vinaigrette make a tempeh-based alternative to meat.
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