Looking for a butcher? Where to go for quality cuts

New butcher shops opening is testimony to an increased appreciation for artisan butchery, as well as locally grown and produced products of all sorts.

If you’re looking for personal service and quality cuts of meat, check out these shops.

ExploreNeighborhood butcher shops draw customers with top-quality meat, personal touch

METRO ATLANTA BUTCHER SHOPS

The Municipal Market. 209 Edgewood Ave. SE, Atlanta. 404-659-1665, municipalmarketatl.com
Buckhead Butcher Shop. 3198 Cains Hill Place NW, Atlanta. 404-963-5335, buckheadbutchershop.com
Evergreen Butcher + Baker. 2011 Hosea L. Williams Drive NE, Atlanta. 404-996-2442, evergreenbutcherandbaker.com
Frazie’s Meat & Market. 2030 Main St. NW, Atlanta. 404-941-9171, fraziesmeatandmarket.com
Kinship Butcher & Sundry. 1019 Virginia Ave. NE, Atlanta. 404-343-4374, kinshipbutcheratl.com
Midtown Butcher Shoppe. 985 Monroe Drive NE, Atlanta. 404-343-3614, midtownbutcher.com
Oak Grove Market. 2757 Lavista Road, Decatur. 404-315-9831, oakgrovemarket.com
Patton’s Meat Market. 3931 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Duluth. 770-495-0077, pattonsmeatmarket.com
Pine Street Market. 4A Pine St., Avondale Estates. 404-296-9672, pinestreetmarket.com
Shield’s Meat Market. 1554 N. Decatur Road, Decatur. 404-377-0204
The Spotted Trotter. 229 Moreland Ave. SE, Atlanta. 404-254-4958, thespottedtrotter.com
Tucker Meat Market. 2187 Brockett Road, Tucker. 770-939-2959, facebook.com/TuckerMeatMarket
Vice Kitchen. 6000 Medlock Bridge Parkway, Johns Creek. 470-657-1985, vicekitchen.com

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