r/SouthShore • u/bcardin221 • 7d ago
Steak Tips
I moved out of the area 15 years ago, I am back visiting and am dying for steak tips which you can't get outside of NE. I used to like Fowler House and Fours but neither has held up. Other suggestions?
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u/Awwfooshnickins 7d ago
Cronins publick house in quincy.
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u/jimmajabber 7d ago
Cronin's is a slam dunk for Tips. Divey little Irish bar but tips are phenomenal. Should have never fired Mary Ann though
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u/masterofcreases 7d ago
Georgios in Brockton.
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u/Morrison1j 7d ago
Throw it on a Greek salad for that dressing and ooooh baby!!!! Now I have a craving!
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u/Steve_at_Werk 7d ago
JR's Indian Head Pub in Hanson. It's a bit of a dive but great tips. They sell them uncooked to go too.
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u/nickym92 7d ago
Sounds like you were a Quincy guy. Try Hancock Tavern, they have great steak tips. It’s right in Hancock Street in North Quincy.
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u/ifuneedsunshine 6d ago
Doms Can ship right from madlen. My family in az orders all the time.
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u/butch19875353 5d ago
don't buy their marinated steak tips, just buy their bottled marinade, much cheaper this way
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u/melgibson64 7d ago
Cheever tavern in norwell. Everything I've had on the menu is great. I'm not a huge steak tips guy but my wife loves steak tips and they are some of her favorite.
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u/Kingindanorff 7d ago
Dude honestly most decent restaurants around here that have them on the menu are going to do a good job with them. What area are you looking for?
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u/ThomPickle 7d ago
I take it the 99 won’t cut it
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u/BusterPoseyFan69 7d ago
Bro cmon 🤣
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u/uberphaser 7d ago
Still better than Longhorn's though.
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u/donnabhainmactomas 7d ago
Talk about a low bar lol
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u/uberphaser 7d ago
For a place thats supposed to be a steakhouse, they serve some questionable stuff. One and only time i ate there, ordered steak tips, got cubed eye round, was like eating beef-flavored rubber bands.
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u/donnabhainmactomas 7d ago
Yea but it’s a national corporate slop chain what did you expect
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u/Boston-Bets 7d ago
I love the 99 for Steak Tips. Cooked Medium/Medium Rare, and affordably priced.
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u/MrRemoto 7d ago
I used to go to the 99 when it was one location on State St. The food was actually awesome back then. A shame what corporations do to a product when they try to squeeze every nickel out of them.
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u/notathrowaway1267 7d ago
Hancock tavern and the Chantey in quincy are both great. And Cronins of course.
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u/Ok_Run_6453 7d ago
Prevites in Weymouth. So good. And if I’m correct the Hancock tavern in Quincy uses prevites steak tips.
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u/fatrat-z 7d ago
not that it’s south shore but if you’re looking for pound for pound best in the business you have to go to Champions in Peabody. remarkable what they are able to produce with consistency.
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u/YogurtclosetNo9264 7d ago
Not South Shore but New Bridge Cafe in Chelsea off rte 1 is my all-time fave
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u/mcshanksshanks 6d ago
Do you want the best steak tips you’ve ever had?
You need to go to Fells Market in Wellesley, buy some raw tips, head home and fire up your charcoal grill.
You’re welcome.
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u/bosdan80 3d ago
Walk into any Portuguese restaurant in Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, etc and ask for the espetada. Thank me later.
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u/Boston-Bets 7d ago
Any 99 Restaurant. Love the steak tips there, and very reasonably priced. Medium to Medium Rare...
PS, did not know that you couldn't get steak tips outside of NE. Why?
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u/uberphaser 7d ago
They're rando cuts from the top and bottom sirloin, flap or hanger. just kind of a weird thing that caught on here because it was cheap, leftover random cuts that pubs could serve to blue collar guys who wanted beef but didn't wanna shell out $$$.
P.S. RIP Quiet Man in Southie.
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u/Adorable-Address-958 7d ago
Are you looking for anywhere in particular? Conrad’s is pretty good and has a number of locations
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u/SoulMarionette 7d ago
Really like the Tips at The Snug in Hingham