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John and Jake Sayklay | The Jeff Crilley Show

On this episode of The Jeff Crilley Show Jeff sits down with John and Jake Sayklay of Bone-in Butcher Shop.

Featured in D Magazine July 2020

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Building a Bone-In Business – Frisco STYLE Magazine

By Stephen Hunt -September 30, 2020

Food service has been John Sayklay’s business for the past three decades plus. Since 2015, his company, JR & Sons Food Distribution, has been known around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex for supplying restaurants with high-quality ingredients like beef, chicken and seafood. Before that, Sayklay performed similar work in his hometown of El Paso.

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Mr. Sayklay, a Frisco resident, contemplated offering something different. So, just this past April, he launched the Bone-In Butcher Shop, a business where customers receive artisanal prime cuts delivered straight to their doorsteps.

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Father’s Day Gift Guide: The Best Hearty Mail-Order Meats

By Aly Walansky June 11, 2020 Forbes.com

I cover the the best in cocktails and dining.
A hearty steakhouse dinner is the perfect way to spend Father’s Day. This year, that meal is going to look a little bit different.

While many restaurants remain closed and social distancing is still an important concern, a virtual dinner date with dad may be the most viable option. Shipping all the components of a perfect steakhouse dinner might be the perfect way to mark the occasion.

Recently, Omaha Steaks conducted a survey in which they asked people what they thought the ideal Father’s Day gift may be. In that survey, 71% answered steak is the perfect gift. If meat is the answer, there’s lots of great ways to enjoy it, without leaving the house.

This year may look different from other years, but it can still be special. It can also still mean a delicious dinner!

Bone-In Butcher Shop Beef Tenderloin Steak Premier Choice

This beef tenderloin ($39) is wet aged 28-days, which gives it tons of juiciness and flavor. This is a cut of beef made for a gorgeous presentation, whether he’s enjoying it with the family or prepping it to show off to his fellow meat-loving buddies on Instagram.

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The 12 Best Local Meat Markets for Your Summer Grill Needs

By Christopher Cartwright – Published in DMagazine.com FOOD & DRINK JUNE 9, 2020

As the coronavirus pandemic has forced restaurant shutdowns across Dallas, it has also caused many to cook at home more even as restaurants are open at 50 and soon 75 percent come this Friday. Luckily, local Dallas butchers have adapted to various changes—shocks in the meat supply chain, for one—and kept offering as many types of meat as possible. Even though they cannot always guarantee certain meats will be in stock, these shops continue offering a wide selection with curbside, delivery, and other pickup options. For an extra-special Father’s Day, order grill boxes now.

American Butchers
They remain open seven days a week, offering curbside pickup, drive-through, and delivery options. They source from family farms, which allows them to continue offering fresh meats. Call to order burgers, hot dogs, brats, or one of their famous cheesesteak sandwiches. 20 S Harwood St, 214-655-6328; Downtown

Bone-In Butcher Shop
John Sayklay and his son, Jake, are delivering custom-cut meat through their newly launched, web-based Bone-In Butcher Shop. They source beef primarily out of Texas, the bulk of which is corn-fed, corn-finished, and wet-aged 28 days. But you can also spring for wagyu or grass-fed and grass-finished beef, along with lamb, pork, and chicken, in a panoply of options that range from burger patties to combo boxes ($200–$876) with impressive tomahawk steaks. Online only

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How to Have BBQ Delivered Straight to Your Door

By Daniel Vaughn – April 15, 2020
Texas Monthly

Porterhouse Steak Prime Free Delivery Dallas

No Longer Need To Beef About Finding Quality Cuts

By David Mullen May 8th, 2020
Katy Trail Weekly


Just Found is an occasional series featuring unique people and places in Dallas.

If you have visited your local supermarket meat counter recently, the first thought that comes to mind is the advertising theme line introduced in 1984 by Wendy’s spokesperson Clara Peller and later incorporated into a debate point by Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale during the 1984 primaries.

“Where’s the beef?”

Since the beginning of the year, founder John Sayklay of BONE-IN Butcher Shop on Commerce Street near Interstate 30 has been providing his high-end restaurant-quality product line to consumers right at their doorstep. Little did he know that his product and personalized customer service would create such a demand and could evolve into a daily necessity, but those are the COVID-19 days we live in.  Read More in KatyTrailWeekly.com