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CANNONBOROUGH / ELLIOTBOROUGH · AMERICAN

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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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Prices may change, and some items may be seasonal.

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The dishes worth considering.

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Tableside beef tartare

$32

Dry-aged beef comes with smoked-egg aioli, cornichon, mustard seeds, Mahón and crusty bread. Charleston Magazine highlights the steak tartare.

Dry-aged bone-in strip

$8918 oz; sides extra

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.

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Grilled Spanish octopus

$18

Sea Island red peas, Swiss chard and chorizo vinaigrette accompany the seafood starter.

Poulet Rouge

$38

Chicken with wilted spinach, onion jam and sauce Périgourdine gives you a main outside the steak section.

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Cast-iron cornbread

$10

Honey butter accompanies the cornbread if you want bread before the main; fondue, bacon jam and whipped tallow cost extra.

The Original Beet Salad

$16

Fire-roasted beets with Manchego, fermented-garlic honey and pistachios offer a smaller plate before meat or fish.

Braised beef short rib

$52

Butternut risotto, caramelized onion and blistered grapes accompany the braised beef main.

Charred tempeh steak

$36

Barbecue glaze, Savoy cabbage, pickled Fresno chiles and mustard-seed vinaigrette make a tempeh-based alternative to meat.

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