Meat Shops near Grandview, TX

“Very old fashioned store, they always update it but still feels the same since I was a kid. Always good service as well. They also have very good fresh fried chicken and great prices, looked to be pretty clean”

“I live in burleson and don't like city traffic so I am willing to travel the twenty five minutes to Grandview to pick up all the grass-fed beef products that I want. The Fort Worth store does have more variety, so on certain occasions, I will travel there to have those options. There is simply no comparison in quality and taste of their grass- beef products compared to the dyed, hormone, steroid & antibiotic-laced beef in grocery stores. A normal serving size of protein per meal is the size of a deck of cards, or about four ounces. One of the rump roasts weighs 2 pounds and 12 oz, so you can do the math. How many portion servings you will get out of just one roast. I usually slow, cook them in my instant pot and literally it falls apart and melts in your mouth. I also feed it to NY senior beagle Because he deserves the best in his old age.”

“Absolute top quality service and meat. I called these guys up a week before thanksgiving, looking for a couple large, skin-on boneless turkey breasts. These weren't something they normally carried, but they went out of their way to find a bird and butchered the breasts perfectly for me to pick up before thanksgiving. It turned out to be the best turkey I have ever had, and it all starts with the high quality meat Woods & Cuds provided. Not to mention, they found a bird with 4lb breasts (great for smoking with pecan), much larger than normal, but exactly what I wanted to serve my family for Thanksgiving. 5/5, will be returning for all my quality meat needs.”

“This store should be put into the Hall of Fame. No matter who works there or what year it was, David's employees are the most helpful employees I have ever seen anywhere in Texas. I would walk 10 miles to go to David's if I had too. And that ain't walking a mile for a Camel . That's walking 10 miles for a Lucy Strike.”