I love their selection. I moved from Desoto abs this is only of the places I truly miss!read more

My husband and I loves home made Sausages so we decided to give this place a shot. We bought Hot…read moreLinks and some Polish Sausage. We like the flavor of the Hot link. We thought it was pretty good. Not spicy but had a deep flavor. Polish Sausage was too bland for us. The owner was nice, he gave us some sample of their summer sausage and it was really good. The price was reasonable, all around $3.00 per pound.

It's not cheap but knowing you can get locally raised texas meat here is priceless. They have a…read morevariety of meat types and cuts and quality you can't find at a grocery store. I got a brisket hoagie to eat at the airport (this place is only 7 minutes away) and it was delicious and I will be stopping here before Southwest flights from now on. Great service. The guy at the counter was passionate about their products. Very cute space.

The sandwich was . The spot is small and parking is limited. They have very kind staff. But…read moreunfortunately $14 for an a la carte Sammy is a little steep. I was hoping it would be stacked with meat. But unfortunately it was pretty light.

Absolutely AMAZING!!! I eat extremely clean by only shopping locally from farmers for meat and…read moreproduce and I heard about her on tiktok from a fellow shopper and made the 57 minute drive from Arlington. I WAS HIGHLY IMPRESSED!! All meat is sourced locally from farmers and seafood is distributed from Houston I believe is what she said. Great deals and the pricing is listed. I did the $110 deal and ordered party wings, chicken thighs, oxtails, cubed goat, east Texas hot links to add on and my total was $200!!! YOU CANT BEAT THAT EVEN GOING TO LOCAL FARMS!!! And she accepts EBT! I am sharing menu and my food once I got home. Please go check this young woman out!

I went there because Yelp recommended it and it's only 2.5 miles from my house. I don't know where…read morethese 5 Star reviews came from.... Anyway the store is dirty and "ALL THE MEAT DISPLAY CASES ARE EMPTY," and filthy as well. A woman came from the back of the store and asked could she help me. I responded asking her why all the display cases were devoid of meat. She informed me that they were "Broken." She then asked what meat I was looking for and I responded "chicken wings." She then offered to get "some for purchase." I told her I'd like to first see the chicken to determine if I wanted to buy it. I left and she wished me a "nice day." Don't waste your time. Maybe the "Health Department" could give them a little sanitation guidance...

This is a part of Dallas History right here. The service always friendly and fast. You can get…read morewholesale items like Fish Fry, Hot Sauce, and Bar B Que sauce. It is most definitely a part of South Dallas culture. Oxtails, Turkey necks, steaks, ground beef, chicken, fish,bologna, salami, cheese, sous, hot links all can be bought here. The only reason I wont give it a five is I never know the price of the meat! In 20 plus years of living in Dallas I just go and I hope I have enough money!

This is the best store for all of your bulk meats. The cleanest and greatest for prices also. They…read morehave all kinds of stuff you can't buy at regular stores. Especially Lunch meat specials

Phillip! Thanks for being so helpful today and getting me some special beef from the back for my…read morepot roast because it actually is the best I've ever made and I'm sure the meat has a lot to do with it! I also bought my first oxtails despite having enjoyed my chef gmas recipe my whole life, I shall try to do it justice! I will definitely be trying the bacon next time and can't wait to cook these oxtails! I love the Dallas farmers market and I'm looking forward to becoming a regular for sure! Cya next time!

You could probably count the number of places where real meat butchery is done in the DFW Metroplex…read moreon two hands. We have a new addition in American Butchers at the Dallas Farmer's Market. These folks know their way around meat. I grew up in the heart of Amish and Mennonite country in Kansas. Butchers and smokers of meat down through the years, you could always get quality cuts of meat and sausages from cattle that never saw a feed lot and pigs from optimal conditions. Years ago when I moved to Dallas, I found Rudolph's Meat Market in Deep Ellum right away to get cuts of meat for special occasions as well as Kuby's and other purveyors for quality meats. American Butchers is a collective of Nebraska ranching and farming families that is marketing their Artisan meat here at the Farmer's Market and I can tell you their meat is beautiful. Half and quarter cows are brought here to Dallas and can be butchered to your specifications; but what they have in their cases is wonderful. All of the meat looks perfect. They had cooked some samples of flank that were soooo tender. We bought some Jalapeño Cheddar Summer Sausage for $9.99/pound that was lean but delicious. You could see the diced Jalapeño in it and chunks of cheddar cheese. We also brought home a lean black pepper salami that was equally as good. We'll be back to shop some more. I was very impressed both with the meat and their professional and knowledgeable service.

I really love the pasture-raised eggs! The owners are very friendly, and the customer service is…read moreexcellent.

Great farm to market food, steaks, sausage meat sticks all local. incredible Milk and super people…read more Can't go wrong

Texas Slab is a great meat spot with friendly service and high-quality cuts. The staff is helpful,…read morethe meat is fresh, and everything is well priced. Definitely a place I'd recommend.

I have been getting my jerky for many years from Texas Slabs. The meat is always fresh and the…read moretaste is amazing. When I am not able to visit the store, I order online.

Between now and a year ago I don't know what happened. We used to come get tamales from here all…read morethe time. Never again! We don't know what these are. Whats supposed to be corn husk was not. It was more like a waxy thin paper. It had a weird texture and smell. Tamales have a distinct delicious smell because of the corn husk, this did not. The inside was even stranger. We didn't know what to make of this new thing they're calling tamales but we trashed them. Watch what you buy to eat and feed your family. We don't know what these people are trying to pass off. We've never had this problem here until now so we didn't think to check them. Otherwise we wouldn't have purchased them. VERY STRANGE. BEWARE.

We stayed next door at the Holiday Inn while working in town for the week. We really enjoyed this…read morelittle market. The hot food line was very tasty. The breakfast tacos were very tasty and very reasonably priced. We also tried the barbacoa taco and it was outstanding. We didn't speak much spanish, but it did not hinder us from getting great food and service while there. I would highly recommend stopping by for a quick bite of food, or to shop the Mexican grocery. The meat selection was vast, and they offered many of the meats already marinated. They also had the marinades in pump containers so you could add them to whatever meat you purchased. Overall, we really enjoyed visiting this little Mexican market. The hot food hit the spot and they had a good selection of goods.