$10 for $20 Worth of Southwestern Steakhouse Fare at Santa Fe Cattle Co in Glenpool or Broken Arrow
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Butchers hand-cut USDA–certified steaks that are aged in-house & chefs bake fresh batches of yeast rolls & concoct fresh, tangy sauces
Steak is the breakfast of champions, the lunch of kings, the dinner of industrial barons, and the dessert of T. rexes. Enjoy high-quality cuts regardless of social or philosophical status with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of steaks, ribs, and southwestern eats at Santa Fe Cattle Co. Choose between the following two locations: Glenpool or Broken Arrow. The Broken Arrow location serves dinner only.
At each of the Santa Fe Cattle Co's locations, butchers hand-cut USDA–certified steaks that are aged in-house while chefs bake fresh batches of yeast rolls and concoct fresh, tangy sauces. Grab a handful of complimentary peanuts from a bucket to munch on while perusing a menu populated with steakhouse favorites and southwestern fare. Chefs slather the club steak teriyaki with teriyaki glaze and top it with grilled pineapple ($9.99). They rely on the smoke from hickory chips to infuse the juicy, 1-pound Texas T-bone with its flavor ($19.99). Onions, mushrooms, and monterey jack cheese crown the Santa Fe burger ($7.99), and chipotle barbecue sauce blankets pork ribs ($12.99/half; $17.99/full) and reddens mouths in preparation for a date with a clown. Santa Fe Cattle Company's rustic Western interior includes walls teeming with rusty artifacts, the busts of wild game, and bright-glowing neon signs.
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About Santa Fe Cattle Co
The owners and chefs at Santa Fe Cattle rely on old family recipes that demand steaks are aged and cut in-house, rolls are baked fresh each day, and signature sauces are mixed onsite. These touches transform the menu’s casual, regional eats into dishes worthy of John Wayne’s personal dressing-room buffet. Steaks, fajitas, and sliders are plated next to housemade sides of cole slaw, Santa Fe taters, and of course, a bucket of peanuts—which guests shuck directly onto the floor. The peanut shells add character to each one of the restaurant’s 20 locations, which evoke old-west saloons with touches such as brick walls draped in horse saddles and weathered wooden floors.