

Longtime traditional steakhouse with a horseshoe bar & fireplace, hearty entrees & classic sides.
Hours
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 3–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 3–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 135 Market St, Brighton, MA 02135
Phone: (617) 782-4700
Website: https://www.stockyardrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
To make things worse, a staff member spilled a drink and a whole container of water all over me. At that point, there was no reason to continue our reservation. Management showed zero empathy as we were leaving and still expected me to pay full price for an uneaten dinner minus the overcooked prime rib.
I do not recommend this place to anyone.
Steaks were cooked perfectly, Cajun chicken were way too spicy and the spices smell was quite strong but it was tasty. Mac n cheese pasta sauce was a bit too runny and not quite tasty. fettuccini was also swimming in way too much sauce so those 2 dishes weren’t as good as the other ones.
Salmon was okay-ish
The 2 stars for atmosphere is because the seats are very uncomfortable, shaped as horseshoe and space between table and the one piece seat for 5 is very narrow that my little ones found it difficult to get in and out. Overall seating was extremely uncomfortable
Otherwise food and service were great.
I was very impressed by the quality and selection and the staff professionalism and I look forward to going back sooner than later.
Came here for dinner with a colleague on a Saturday night. From the outside, it looked like just another casual steak-and-beer spot, but we were both craving something that fell somewhere between Texas Roadhouse and the high-end steakhouse chains. This ended up being the perfect middle ground.
The place was packed, likely with graduation weekend families. But we were still able to snag a booth with a reservation. Service was friendly, though a bit stretched. We ordered the crab cake to start, but they forgot to bring it out, and we only remembered halfway through our steaks. Mildly disappointing, but honestly, the mains more than made up for it.
Their specialty prime rib was my favorite. An enormous cut for just $48. Haven’t had one this good since I left North Carolina, and it brought back all the good memories. The Tomahawk was advertised as 42-day aged. While I didn’t notice much depth from the aging (possibly because we ordered it rare), it was still a well-executed, high-quality steak. Not the best I’ve had in the city, but absolutely on par with national chains like Ruth’s Chris or Del Frisco’s—and a better value.
Sides were a mix. The onion rings were mediocre, but the mac and cheese and creamed spinach were both comforting and satisfying.
Overall, a great neighborhood option if you’re craving steakhouse fare without the formality or the price tag of the high-end spots. Definitely exceeded expectations.
The bread they serve before your food comes out is fantastic. I’m not a bread person, but I at this. The top was crispy and coated with buttery garlic that was outstanding. I truly enjoyed it. The sesame toast was tasteless, not even sure why it was served together.
My spouse got the oysters. Again not something I will eat, but my spouse loved them.
I ordered a burger with rings from the waitresses’ suggestion while my spouse got the baked 1/2 chicken.
So, if you follow me, you know how many burgers I try. This was one of the worst burgers all around. It was absolutely tasteless. If you are charging me $20 for a burger, it better be good. Then you add the rings into the mix, which they bragged they make them in-house. I did not expect them to be corn meal coated. I ate one, and that was it. I’m just not a fan of rings in corn meal.
I did try my spouse’s meal as well. The bite of chicken I had why dry as could be. My spouse loved it. I did enjoy the mashed potatoes and asparagus. The potatoes were perfect and full of flavor. Same for the asparagus.
I just wished they put as much into something so simple as a burger.
Ordered the prime rib rare. Came out overcooked. I sent it back. Second one same. Was told they cook no less than med rare. These were med well. Asked to speak to manager who was very sympathetic and offered to take off the bill and gave me another piece to take home. Still was not rare. I appreciate their efforts to resolve the issue but if they didn’t have it rare I should have been told. I would have got a steak cooked to order. $48 FOR JUST MEAT and have it fail 3 times is enough that I won’t return. My friend got the fish special. Said it was bland. Received broccoli instead of the spinach she wanted. $10 bad potato was good. Our waiter was great. But the meal not so.