Stockyard Steak Knife: Steakhouse Blades for the Home Table
The Stockyard Steak Knife is a 10-inch serrated steak knife sold in packs of six for $243.75 (as of September 2026). It is the knife you see at chophouses and steakhouses — long, substantial, and unmistakable at a place setting — and it is one of the most affordable ways to give a home dinner table genuine steakhouse presence.
Specs at a glance
- Blade: 10" serrated stainless steel
- Sold in packs of 6 — one pack covers a standard dinner table
- Price: $243.75 per 6-pack (as of September 2026), about $40.63 per knife
- Free U.S. shipping on orders over $100
Where it fits
The serrated edge keeps cutting through crusted, seared exteriors without resharpening, which makes Stockyard the low-maintenance choice for hosts who serve steak often but don't want to maintain straight-edge blades. At roughly $41 per knife it also lands in "splurge-adjacent" gift territory: a set reads as a statement gift for entertainers without reaching tomahawk-set pricing.
If you want a fully gift-boxed alternative, the Tomahawk Knife & Box Set ($285.73) adds the wooden presentation box; the Cordoba Steak Knife ($287.63 per pack) offers a serrated blade with a black handle for darker, moodier table settings.
Care tips
- Hand wash and towel-dry immediately after use
- Serrated edges rarely need sharpening — avoid grinding them
- Store in a padded drawer or knife roll to protect the points
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