Steakhouse & Butcher Shop · Sarasota, FL
Prime cuts.
Cut in house.
Sarasota's only old-fashioned meat market and steakhouse under one roof, family-run since 1975.
The Case
50 years.
One roof.
Mark and Matt Rebhan run the counter and the kitchen their father opened in 1975. Fifty years of hand-cut prime, one Sarasota corner, one family.
Six reasons Sarasota still shops the case.
Prime 14-Day Dry-Aged Steaks
Cut in house and aged 14 days for a deeper, beefier flavor you can see in the marbling before it ever hits the broiler.
Old-Fashioned Butcher Shop
A full meat market up front. Case after case of hand-cut prime, the same counter Sarasota has shopped since 1975.
Fresh Seafood & Crab Cakes
Peel and eat shrimp, crab cakes, and fresh seafood pulled straight from the case.
German Specialties
Wiener schnitzel, sauerbraten, bratwurst. Old family recipes you will not find on any other steakhouse menu in town.
TurDucKen
Our whole-bird showpiece: a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey, carved to order. The dish that got us on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
Catering & Specialty Grocery
Same prime cuts and small-batch groceries for your table at home, or catered for a crowd.
The Showpiece
A bird inside a bird
inside a bird.
Our TurDucKen is a whole chicken stuffed inside a duck stuffed inside a turkey, carved to order. It's the dish that brought Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives to Alpine's door.
Diners, Drive-Ins
& Dives
“A chicken inside a duck inside a turkey. A babushka doll of deliciousness!”
Straight from the glass.
“Steak was done exactly as requested and was, as my husband puts it… like butter.”
“Had the Delmonico steak and twice baked potato, very delicious! Peel and eat Cajun shrimp was excellent!”
Quick answers.
How long has Alpine Steakhouse been open?
Since 1975. A father-and-son-run Sarasota landmark for 50 years.
What makes Alpine different from other steakhouses?
It's Sarasota's only old-fashioned meat market and steakhouse under one roof, serving prime 14-day dry-aged steaks and our famous TurDucKen.
Has Alpine been on TV?
Yes. Featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives with Guy Fieri.
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