Their meat and cheese is really good. We mostly come for their dog bones. Big pkg for $5.38.read more

I don't know Kip well, we met recently at a Kairos Prison Ministry training event. Even in a short…read morebut intense discussion, his passion and integrity was striking! My parents bought a farm my senior year in high school. Georgetown, population 3,500 at that time, was far different from my previous high school in Lisbon, Portugal. We could have been the inspiration for that TV show, "Green Acres." One episode would have been about "Baby" the steer we'd bottle fed earlier, Baby tasted great! The sympathetic butcher showed us how much extra yield a good butcher can produce, not the mention the extra value of great cuts. I have every confidence that Kip's work will impress whether you're taking a hog, a steer, or a deer. I just wish I had the freezer space to put up a quarter. Reb Bacchus

Opa's is familiar to anyone shopping for sausage at the supermarkets in Central Texas. However,…read moreeven if you've tried their signature bratwurst, it's definitely worth stopping by this uniquely cute deli/store. Parking can be found at one of two small lots at the front/side of the building. Signs will direct you to the front door. Inside, the store is on the small side but immaculately clean. There's cold cuts, pickled vegetables, and all of their meat/sausage selections. Only about 4-5 are sold in the supermarket, but here you can find their entire selection, including an intriguing smoked beef or pork tenderloin. The store owners are friendly and have a lot of knowledge on their products. Definitely worth a stop during a trip to F'burg!

Walked in on a Monday to get a custom deli sandwich. I LiTeRaLlY had to unhinge my jaw to take a…read morebite! This sandwich was jam packed with flavor and toppings. Grabbed a specialty soda and this meal put me into a food comma . Definitely recommend checking out their website/menu!

Service is great! A wide variety of steaks and we love the thick cut pork chops. I also enjoy their…read moredried sausages. We shop there at least once a week and buy for several days at a time.

I drive from Austin to San Angelo and back several times a month. There is nothing I do not like…read moreabout Miiller's Meat Market. The staff is very kind and helpful. The building is always spotless. Most of the time, Mr. Miiller is behind the counter. My guess is that when Mr. Miiller is not behind the counter greeting guests, he is working back in the kitchen. They have an excellent selection of chicken, meats, sausages, stuffed jalapenos, and more. Their smoked/ fully cooked sausages are amazing. Don't forget their baked potato salad, as it is the best I've ever tasted. Excellent desserts as well!

This is my go to when I don't want to go to HEB. They have Wagyu specials on their ground beef!…read more The manager is always so friendly. It's a cute little convenience store with friendly people!

In the area for a vacation and stocking up on groceries so our group can cook and eat dinner…read moretogether one of the nights. We decided on filet mignon and HEB wasnt cutting it. I looked up a butcher and came across Bergheim Meat Market with there high rating from more than just a few reviews. I called about 5 times in a 25 minute period... pretty annoying, I know the lady that answered and Joe the owner were nice EVERY SINGLE CALL! When I arrived Joe took care of me. We got a decent sized PSMO and 2 tomahawk steaks. When Joe asks if you want him to season your steak, you respond immediately with a yes! His seasoning on the tomahawks were out of this world good. We cooked everything last night and the quality of the meat was great. Would definitely recommend to anyone and everyone. I would definitely go out of my way to come back here when I return next year.

TLDR: If you're in the area, this is one of Hill Country's best hidden gems. Do yourself a favor…read moreand give it a shot. I eat a lot of BBQ, and you can look through my reviews to see how many places I've reviewed. Ronnie's is up there towards the top. Some of the reviews here puzzle me. I didn't detect any notes of 'coffee' in the spice rub - it's pretty much a close approximation of the classic Texas 'smoke, salt, and pepper'. Service was fast and friendly, and we ate at the location so it was hot upon hitting the table. The crown jewel of Texas bbq is, of course, the brisket - had a mix of the lean and fatty brisket, and it had a marvelous smoke ring and flavor (see the picture below, you'll see what I mean). The fatty brisket in particular was fork tender and all sorts of delish. The regular sausage was zippy and popped in the mouth; and the pork loin (a rarity on Texas BBQ menus) was delicious, only less moist and scrumptious then the brisket. Sides were decent - the pinto beans are excellent, the coleslaw forgettable. However, average it out and I'd give it 4.5 stars, round it up and you're looking at a high score on the CTJ scale, as noted below. 5 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Jesus good. Would be OK passing away after finishing a plate here. 4 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Mary good. Would be OK having a nosh here with Mother Mary. 3 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Joseph good. Would be OK having a beer here with Jesus' Dad. 2 out of 5 stars: Come-to-the-Apostles good. Meh. Wouldn't have my last supper here. 1 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Nobody good. I wouldn't have my penultimate supper here, either.

You know you're at an authentic Texas barbecue joint when they serve you on metal trays and offer…read moreup their version(s) of barbecue sauce in squirt bottles. Ronnie's adds an unexpected twist: pizza! I didn't try the pizza, but the brisket is smoky, juicy and delicious. I enjoyed mine over a HUGE baked potato. I don't know where they get their cheddar cheese, but it was super melty and cheesy. So good! My table mates also got brisket. Tip: don't try to order healthy by getting chicken in a Texas barbecue place--get the beef. My dining partners also liked the ribs and the sausage. Macaroni-and-cheese side got rave reviews, the coleslaw was so-so. The sign out front says "Smoke and Pies." You're in the right place. Fast casual service was friendly and efficient. Tons of seating and natural light.

Love Dutchman's! Great meats, sides and customer service!! I'm so glad I don't live far from it.read more

Limited selection but Meat quality great. May or may not return due to Very rude employee.read more

We've been using harvest house for processing for a few deer seasons now. They are always pretty…read morequick about processing and getting it back to us! Everyone is friendly and it's a great atmosphere.

After nearly a year of good service as a reliable and growing customer the regular girl went on…read morevacation and the owner's mother filled in. She treated us so incredibly Rudely and unprofessionally that we were forced to pick-up our unfinished product and complete the butchering our self. This cost us nearly $2000 in sales and as a business I can not afford such ignorance on the part of one of my suppliers. I will not use them again.

Great old fashion general store. You can literally buy anything from a deer rifle, hardware, jeans…read moreto bread and butter. Great prices and wonderful customer service.

Brought loaf of bread and they told me $5 dollar minimum on all cards I'm not coming here again and…read moreloaf of bread was $3 this is some BS

Well, I spoke with the owner and he pointed out that I was likely confusing single meat sandwich…read moreprices with the double. It's possible that the single was 5.99 at one time and the double 7.99. Although I consider the double meat sandwich high priced today, he pointed out to me that you get 2/3 of a pound of meat on the sandwich, so maybe 14.99 though high is not too far out of line. The owner challenged me to find better value at a non chain BBQ joint. Off the top of my head, I can name three non-chain BBQ joints where you get excellent value for the money: Evie Mae's in Wolfforth up near Lubbock ( free self-serve beer with your meal there as well), Thorndale Meat Market in Thorndale, and the Old 300 in Blanco closer to home. Despite my price complaint, Klein's has the best BBQ in the vicinity. Hopefully, they'll strive to keep it so.

Ordered 2 lb smoked brisket. Maybe the best brisket ever! Shop was clean, service quick and they…read moreincluded really good bbq sauce. There is also a little store with well priced stuff (including some frozen) for sale. A little table area for eating in.

This was such a friendly place for dinner. The service was so good, and it felt like they cared…read moreabout everyone who walked in the door. My parents loved their chicken fried steak and talked about it for a week seriously. Ha! Also, the peach cobbler is almost like if bread pudding and cobbler had a baby, and it's to die for! I would love to see some more vegetarian (or even vegan) options on the menu, though. We didn't know they had a shortened menu during the holidays, so I was bummed that they had taken the meatless burger option off the menu. I know that it is Johnson City, but with all the tourists, a good veg option would be really appreciated. I did have a delicious tomato soup, though. They have great drinks, too, and they had a few fun ones for the holidays. I will definitely return here with the fam when we are back in town.

Let me first say I wish this establishment well, and hope they have success in their endeavors…read more I was in centex to visit daughter, and suggested a bbq tour of the small towns west of Aus. We arrived at P&C mid afternoon on a Monday. We were touring this and other towns, so only ordered the pulled pork sandwich, side of mac n cheese and side of mashed potatoes w gravy between the two of us. And some extra bbq sauce on the side. The pulled pork sandw comes premade with what looks to be homemade pickles, smoked pulled pork, coleslaw, & bbq sauce. The presentation is fairly impressive. Unfortunately, the taste did not measure up. We had bites of the sandwich as a whole, and also tasted the individual ingred by themself to get a feel for what contributed to the overall. The pulled pork was hit/miss. Some of it was generously smoked & that smokiness came through. Other bites of it the smoked flavor was not prominent. Mac n Cheese - solid. By far the best thing we tried. Super cheesy, flavorful. Nice work! Coleslaw - substandard. I'd say the C range. Pickles on the sandwich - they were thicker and appeared homemade. They didn't seem like they had been left to sit long enough on the shelf for the pickling to soak in. In appearance they were still very close to cucumbers instead of pickled cucumbers. Flavor wise they didn't taste like cukes, but nor did they add a dill-ish or sweet pickle flavor of substance. (Can see the pickles in attached pic, can see the color and texture doesn't look significantly pickled.) Sauce - extremely little flavor. The consistency was not watery, but you had to close your eyes and concentrate to taste what little flavor there was - as though it was watered down immensely. Sauce gets a D. Mashed potatoes & gravy. They served the gravy on the side. The potatoes themselves were good - a little buttery and therefore enjoyable. The consistency of the gravy was mealy - was unexpected, and odd. Lacked the common flavor of a hearty gravy begun with a roux of flour and meat drippings. (Zoom in on attached photo, you can see the mealy and almost-grainy texture of the gravy.) Overall we weren't impressed. The mac n cheese being the best thing is not what you expect at a bbq place. Like I said, we wish the establishment well. But we wouldn't come back when in Johnson City. Final note, the hostess/server was genuinely warm and friendly. She was wearing multiple hats, running around, but was pleasant and engaging.