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Salt & Time
(Now Closed)Butcher and American Restaurant
Austin
Has a stamp of approval from Eater and The Wall Street Journal
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Ray LopesAugust 28, 2016One of a kind Lamb Burger. Local beers. Products sourced from sustainable Texas ranches (as they say) and mouth watering meats at the butchery shop (makes you feel like BBQing), awesome place!
Austin ChronicleSeptember 4, 2013Calling all meat lovers! This charmingly retro artisan shop sells fresh cuts of locally sourced meats, sausages, salumi, and charcuterie, as well as fresh-baked goods and some prepared foods. Read more
Great butchers with a fantastic store full of grains, tinned fish, and local produce. Sit at the bar for great beer and wine. Burger is among the best in town and brunch is spectacular.
Jose MagallanesMarch 22, 2016Butcher and market side: Awesome. Dining/service side: sucks. If you want to know what if feels like to be a background character on some crappy show about waiting tables and a bar, give it a try.
EaterJanuary 7, 2014Salt & Time offers a mean brunch and lots of meaty sandwiches for lunch. Their dinner service is one of Austin's best deals for high-quality charcuterie and steak. [Eater 38 Member]
David SelfSeptember 14, 2013Great people. I don't eat bread and they were more than willing to accommodate. Pulled pork was amazing. Definitely coming back! And they have a bar. Cool feel for a butcher shop. Not expected.
The Wall Street JournalMay 14, 2015If it’s too hot to grill outside yourself, grab a seat at Salt & Time’s restaurant, where the emphasis is on farm-to-table wholesomeness. Read more
Alex PyatetskyJanuary 6, 2020Solid meat and veg dinner spot. Had sausage plate w kraut and cauli. Cauli kind of meh, everything else 👍👍. Want to come back to charcuterie and maybe steak.
Incredible selection of natural, organic and dry farmed wines from around the world with an incredibly knowledgeable staff.
MarcJanuary 4, 2016Marc E: Eater "21 Essential Hamburgers of America" '15: Butcher Burger is constructed w/leftover trimmings, served w/aioli and tomato jam. "Don't forgo the 'nduja for spicier kick"
Superb. They're just getting their legs under them so when you come in, imagine you're in a general store/butcher/tavern in the early 1900s, talk to people, and enjoy the scene.
The butcher burger is possibly the best thing to ever grace the planet. Get some of the brioche rolls to go with it -- cannot go wrong!- Good brunch, better lunchtime sandwiches plus good beer curation. The burger is great if they have it on the menu.
Serious EatsMarch 5, 2013Inside butcher and salumeria Salt and Time you'll find roaster Cuvee Coffee's first retail location.
Christopher HorsleyJuly 12, 2013Delicious roast beef sandwich. Meat selection looked good so will have to go back to get steak and fajita meat!
RachaelAugust 8, 2014Friendly service, cool layout; the meatball sub was a perfectly portioned, comforting lunch.- They really know meat. They really know beer. They really know coffee. What else do you need to know?.
Phillip YennerellNovember 23, 2013Besides all the great salumi, try a glass of wine or beer on tap. They find really ones!
Rosalyn RojmarSeptember 21, 2013If you leave without getting at least a half pound of coffee loma, you're an idiot.
Super yummy sandwiches and beer, but the service wasn't great.
Julius TarngOctober 22, 2015Huge cafe. The sausage "sandwich" is just a hot dog - they don't make it very clear. Also the egg salad ran out before noon :(
marshall wrightApril 3, 2013Don't forget to grab soppresseta and smoked meat snacks for the ride home.
Apryll AndersonSeptember 28, 2013The butchers are knowledgeable and their cured meats aren't SUPER SALTY... YAY
AmateurConciergeJuly 4, 2020Decent burger, passable fries and a wholly unacceptable grain salad that is reprehensible
The best. Butcher, eatery, drinks! Nothing quite like it in Austin.
- $94 for 4 drinks and a can of sardines with stale crackers. This place has gone downhill.
Chris RobertsonApril 24, 20133.0 Butcher + Coffee.. Only other in the world I know is in Fairlight, Australia. Love it!
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Butcher Shop Open 10-8 Tues-Sat and 10-6 Sunday. Lunch Served 11-3 and Dinner Served 5-10 Tuesday-Saturday, Brunch served 10-3 on Sunday.
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Tue–Sun
- 10:00 AM–10:00 PM
(512) 524-1383
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Katherine M. - 9.2
"Everything was great! We had a large party and it was super smooth. Our server Josh was well worth the 30% tip we left."
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- 9.0
"Fun spot. Nice drinks. Coll vibe indoors, and a large outdoor seating area with a food truck. Very chill vibe, and mixed crowds."
Polina Weitz - 6.5
"It’s recently remodeled. Actually it’s just finishing up. I like it that it’s simple and seems cheaper. Everyone is friendly. The haters can keep going to other grocery stores."
David Eads - 9.0
"Coffee or beer? Why not both! I bought some coffee beans and they are fantastic. I went there twice during my short stay in Austin. The espresso was well extracted and everyone was very friendly."
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