Jack O'Shea Steak Menu



Jack O'Shea Steaks

 

(This is a sample menu – cuts of steak may vary depending on availability)

 

Jack O'Shea’s beef comes from fully DNA traceable, free-range Irish Black Angus cattle that graze the pastures of the south west of Ireland. The mild climate there means that the animals can be outside almost all year. Black Angus cattle are specifically bred for beef production. Strictly dry-aged on the bone for anything between 28 and 45 days, the meat is naturally marbled with a lasting creamy succulence. It is guaranteed hormone and artificial additive free.

 

We work closely with Jack’s butchers in London and his farm in Ireland, so we can fully understand the whole production chain and truly appreciate what it takes to produce the
ultimate steak.


8oz  28 Day Aged Flatiron       £16.95
(naturally marbled & fine grained, it has the tenderness of a rump and the flavour punch of a rib-eye)
         
10oz  35 Day Aged Rib-Eye         £25.95
(the king of grilling steaks. Heavily marbled with a delicate, tender structure)
         
24oz  40 Day Aged Porterhouse       £58.95
(cooked on the bone and perfect to share, it has a great combination taste of sirloin & fillet)

                              

Served with a sauce and side of your choice

Béarnaise
Shallot & Port
Seared Foie Gras (£4)

  Hand-Cut Chips Minted New Potatoes
  Tomato & Basil Salad Steamed Spinach
  Sugar Snap Peas Rocket & Parmesan

 

 

8oz Beef Burger, Montgomery’s Cheddar       £13.95

pickles, hand-cut chips

       

 

The Admiral’s Burgundy  
  Vintage Bottle
Puligny Montrachet, Henry Boillot 2007 £50.00
Gevrey Chambertin, Seguin 2005 £30.00
Chambolle Musigny, Seguin 2005 £35.00
     
The Admiral’s Claret    
  Vintage Bottle
Réserve de la Comtesse 2000 £65.00
Talbot 2003 £70.00
Gruaud-Larose 2001 £75.00
Langoa-Barton 2000 £80.00
Léoville-Barton 2001 £85.00
Calon-Ségur 2005 £100.00
Léoville-Las-Cases 2004 £125.00
Palmer 2003 £135.00
Pichon-Longueville 1996 £180.00
La Mission-Haut-Brion 2003 £200.00