Behind the Scenes: Inside the Fireside Chophouse Kitchen

The kitchen is the heart of any great restaurant, and at Fireside Chophouse in Williamsburg, VA, it’s a well-oiled machine. The culinary team works in perfect synchronization to deliver exceptional dining experiences to every guest. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how the staff collaborates to prepare mouthwatering dishes while upholding

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Marbling Is Critical To Great Steak

There are many people who do not know what steakhouse marbling is. That being said people are always curious on what a steakhouse does, and why the steaks are so good. Part of serving great steak is starting with the right cuts of beef. One factor that HAS to be

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Williamsburg Steakhouse Cuts Of Beef

I was searching for the most popular cut of steak at a Williamsburg steakhouse. To do this I had to start researching what was the most popular cut of steak in American steakhouses. I thought the task of determining the most popular cut of steak in Williamsburg Virginia would be

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Williamsburg Steakhouse Tips: Let The Steak Sit

One of the most important steps we take at our Williamsburg Steakhouse is to make sure your ribeye, filet mignon, or porterhouse have to sit after they come away from the heat. You wouldn’t think that would be that big a deal when weighed against all the steps our Williamsburg

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Williamsburg Steakhouse: Dry Aging The Steaks

Williamsburg Steakhouse and dry aging the steaks One of the many secrets that makes a steak a Williamsburg steakhouse steak versus just a good steak is dry aging The term Williamsburg steakhouse or just steakhouse has a special meaning. There are restaurants that serve great steaks but it is a

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Williamsburg Steakhouse: The Filet Mignon

I have met very people who visit our Williamsburg Steakhouse who have never heard of the Filet Mignon. While not necessarily big on size, it is a staple of any steakhouse in Williamsburg. It is also big on flavor, coming from the what most consider the best, most tender area

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