# Huntress Grill: Huntress Grill \| Live\-Fire Grill \+ Bar in Downtown San Diego
> Explore Huntress Grill for a delicious dining adventure, featuring mouthwatering dishes and a welcoming atmosphere\.
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## Pages
- [Home](https://huntresssteak.com/)
- [Private Events](https://huntresssteak.com/private-dining-venues/)
- [Reservations](https://huntresssteak.com/reservations/)
- [Menu](https://huntresssteak.com/menus/)
- [Wine](https://huntresssteak.com/menus-wine/)
## Posts
- [Neat Nights \- Wednesdays Locals Night](https://huntresssteak.com/neatnights/)
## Products
- [Father's Day Butcher Shop Grill](https://huntresssteak.com/product/fathers-day-butcher-shop-grill/): Give Dad the ultimate grill\-and\-chill experience this Father’s Day with our curated Butcher Box\. This premium bundle includes an 8oz Filet, Flat Iron, 12oz New York Strip, 16oz Bone\-In Ribeye, and 4 Wagyu Beef Hot Links\. It also comes with our signature Huntress Steak Rub, Smoked Tomato Compound Butter, and Umami Steak Marinade\. To complete the package: a small grill and a limited\-edition growler in collaboration with Culture Brewing\.
Must place order by June 11th\.
\Order can be picked up at Huntress, 376 5th Ave, on Friday, June 13th between 1 and 6pm\. Orders are not available for shipping\.\
- [Local Pick Up Only \- 12oz New York Strip](https://huntresssteak.com/product/12oz-new-york-strip/): All orders can be picked up at Huntress, 376 5th Ave, on Fridays between 1 and 6pm\. Orders are not available for shipping\.
12 oz New York Strip, aged for 28 days, from Creekstone Farms
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\\Cooking Instructions\\\
\\\Preparation:\ Remove the steak from the refrigerator and let it sit at room temperature for about 30 minutes\. Season generously on both sides with salt and pepper\.\\
\\\Cooking:\ Preheat your skillet or grill over high heat\. Add a touch of oil to the skillet if pan\-searing\. Place the steak on the grill or in the skillet and cook for about 4\-5 minutes on each side for medium\-rare, or longer depending on your desired level of doneness\.\\
\\\Resting\: Let the steak rest for 5\-10 minutes under a loose foil tent to allow the juices to redistribute\.\\
\\\Additional Tips: \\\Always preheat your cooking surface before adding the steak to ensure it sears properly\. \\Use a meat thermometer to check for doneness: 120\-125°F for rare, 130\-135°F for medium\-rare, 140\-145°F for medium, 150\-155°F for medium\-well, and 160\-165°F for well done\. \\Resting the steak after cooking is crucial as it allows the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, ensuring a moist and flavorful steak\.
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\\\What is 28\-Day Wet\-Aged Meat?\\\
\\When meat is wet\-aged, it is sealed in airtight plastic packaging immediately after \butcher\ing and then stored in a controlled, refrigerated environment\. The 28\-day period allows the meat's natural enzymes to break down the muscle fibers and connective tissues, enhancing both the flavor and tenderness of the meat\. The specific timeframe of 28 days is often chosen to balance achieving noticeable improvements in texture and flavor without the meat becoming overly soft or losing its integrity\.\\
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\\Comparing Wet Aging to Dry Aging\\\
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\While both wet and dry aging improve tenderness and flavor, the processes have distinct outcomes\. Dry aging involves aging meat uncovered in a controlled environment, leading to moisture evaporation and a more pronounced concentration of flavor, along with a unique outer crust that must be trimmed away before cooking\. Wet aging, on the other hand, focuses on enhancing tenderness and maintaining moisture without the intense flavor concentration or outer crust associated with dry aging\.\\
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- [Local Pick Up Only \- 16oz Bone\-In Ribeye Steak](https://huntresssteak.com/product/16oz-ribeye/): All orders can be picked up at Huntress, 376 5th Ave, on Fridays between 1 and 6pm\. Orders are not available for shipping\.
16 oz Bone\-In Ribeye, aged for 28 days, from Creekstone Farms
\\\Cooking Instructions\\\
\\\Preparation:\ Allow the steak to sit at room temperature for 30\-40 minutes before cooking\. Season liberally with salt and pepper\.\\
\\\Cooking:\ Heat your grill or skillet to high heat\. For grilling, place the steak directly over the heat\. For pan\-searing, add a bit of high\-smoke\-point oil to the pan\. Cook for about 6\-7 minutes on each side for medium\-rare\. Given its thickness, consider moving it to a cooler part of the grill or reducing the heat and covering the skillet to cook evenly\.\\
\\\Resting\: Rest the steak for 10 minutes under a foil tent before serving\.\\
\\\Additional Tips: \\\Always preheat your cooking surface before adding the steak to ensure it sears properly\. \\Use a meat thermometer to check for doneness: 120\-125°F for rare, 130\-135°F for medium\-rare, 140\-145°F for medium, 150\-155°F for medium\-well, and 160\-165°F for well done\. \\Resting the steak after cooking is crucial as it allows the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, ensuring a moist and flavorful steak\.
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\\\What is 28\-Day Wet\-Aged Meat?\\\
\\When meat is wet\-aged, it is sealed in airtight plastic packaging immediately after \butcher\ing and then stored in a controlled, refrigerated environment\. The 28\-day period allows the meat's natural enzymes to break down the muscle fibers and connective tissues, enhancing both the flavor and tenderness of the meat\. The specific timeframe of 28 days is often chosen to balance achieving noticeable improvements in texture and flavor without the meat becoming overly soft or losing its integrity\.\\
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\\Comparing Wet Aging to Dry Aging\\\
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\While both wet and dry aging improve tenderness and flavor, the processes have distinct outcomes\. Dry aging involves aging meat uncovered in a controlled environment, leading to moisture evaporation and a more pronounced concentration of flavor, along with a unique outer crust that must be trimmed away before cooking\. Wet aging, on the other hand, focuses on enhancing tenderness and maintaining moisture without the intense flavor concentration or outer crust associated with dry aging\.\\
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- [Local Pick Up Only \- 8oz Filet](https://huntresssteak.com/product/8oz-filet/): All orders can be picked up at Huntress, 376 5th Ave, on Fridays between 1 and 6pm\. Orders are not available for shipping\.
8 oz Filet, aged for 28 days, from Creekstone Farms
\\\Cooking Instructions\\\
\\\Preparation:\ Bring the steak to room temperature for about 30 minutes before cooking\. Season well with salt and pepper\.\\
\\\Cooking: \Preheat your oven to 425°F \(218°C\)\. Sear the steak in a hot skillet with oil over high heat for 2\-3 minutes on each side until browned\. Then, transfer the skillet to the oven and roast for 5\-7 minutes for medium\-rare\.\\
\\\Resting\: Let it rest for 5\-10 minutes before slicing to serve\.\\
\\\Additional Tips: \\\Always preheat your cooking surface before adding the steak to ensure it sears properly\. \\Use a meat thermometer to check for doneness: 120\-125°F for rare, 130\-135°F for medium\-rare, 140\-145°F for medium, 150\-155°F for medium\-well, and 160\-165°F for well done\. \\Resting the steak after cooking is crucial as it allows the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, ensuring a moist and flavorful steak\.
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\\\What is 28\-Day Wet\-Aged Meat?\\\
\\When meat is wet\-aged, it is sealed in airtight plastic packaging immediately after \butcher\ing and then stored in a controlled, refrigerated environment\. The 28\-day period allows the meat's natural enzymes to break down the muscle fibers and connective tissues, enhancing both the flavor and tenderness of the meat\. The specific timeframe of 28 days is often chosen to balance achieving noticeable improvements in texture and flavor without the meat becoming overly soft or losing its integrity\.\\
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\\Comparing Wet Aging to Dry Aging\\\
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\While both wet and dry aging improve tenderness and flavor, the processes have distinct outcomes\. Dry aging involves aging meat uncovered in a controlled environment, leading to moisture evaporation and a more pronounced concentration of flavor, along with a unique outer crust that must be trimmed away before cooking\. Wet aging, on the other hand, focuses on enhancing tenderness and maintaining moisture without the intense flavor concentration or outer crust associated with dry aging\.\\
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- [Local Pick Up Only \- 8oz Prime Flat Iron Steak](https://huntresssteak.com/product/8oz-prime-flat-iron-steak/): All orders can be picked up at Huntress, 376 5th Ave, on Fridays between 1 and 6pm\. Orders are not available for shipping\.
8 oz Prime Flat Iron, aged for 28 days, from Creekstone Farms
\\\Cooking Instructions\\\
\\\Preparation:\ Bring the steak to room temperature for about 30 minutes\. Season with salt, pepper, and any other desired spices\.\\
\\\Cooking:\ Preheat your skillet or grill over medium\-high heat\. Cook the steak for 3\-4 minutes per side for medium\-rare, adjusting the time as needed for your preferred doneness\.\\
\\\Resting\: Let the steak rest for 5 minutes before cutting into it\.\\
\\\Additional Tips: \\\Always preheat your cooking surface before adding the steak to ensure it sears properly\. \\Use a meat thermometer to check for doneness: 120\-125°F for rare, 130\-135°F for medium\-rare, 140\-145°F for medium, 150\-155°F for medium\-well, and 160\-165°F for well done\. \\Resting the steak after cooking is crucial as it allows the juices to redistribute throughout the meat, ensuring a moist and flavorful steak\.
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\\\What is 28\-Day Wet\-Aged Meat?\\\
\\When meat is wet\-aged, it is sealed in airtight plastic packaging immediately after \butcher\ing and then stored in a controlled, refrigerated environment\. The 28\-day period allows the meat's natural enzymes to break down the muscle fibers and connective tissues, enhancing both the flavor and tenderness of the meat\. The specific timeframe of 28 days is often chosen to balance achieving noticeable improvements in texture and flavor without the meat becoming overly soft or losing its integrity\.\\
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\\Comparing Wet Aging to Dry Aging\\\
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\While both wet and dry aging improve tenderness and flavor, the processes have distinct outcomes\. Dry aging involves aging meat uncovered in a controlled environment, leading to moisture evaporation and a more pronounced concentration of flavor, along with a unique outer crust that must be trimmed away before cooking\. Wet aging, on the other hand, focuses on enhancing tenderness and maintaining moisture without the intense flavor concentration or outer crust associated with dry aging\.\\
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