Bernhard Meat Processing — Attraction in Kerrville

Bernhard's meat processing is one of the best processors in the area. Their sausage recipe is flavorful and customizable and they have some really good options in terms of different products. My favorite with them is the jalapeno cheese sausage, but even the plain is very good. They did take a little bit longer than other deer processors to get my meat back to me this year and I found out, to my disappointment, that they don't automatically vacuum pack the meat, it's an upcharge you have to ask for (I didn't). Also, they are quite expensive compared to some of the other processors in the area. All of that taken together, the general quality and flavor of the meat is worth the price if you are getting value added products (like sausage, jerky, etc). If you are looking for simple butchering, probably best to look at some cheaper options nearby. Certainly, if you're looking for a great meat processor in the Kerrville area, Bernhard's should be near the top...

In my 45 years of hunting, Bernhard Meat Processing is hands down the best processor for wild game I've ever utilized--the quality and consistency of their meat processing as well as the variety of options available are unmatched by their competition. In addition, their meat market is "off the charts". Their steaks are expertly cut, trimmed and the marbeling of their strip streaks is simply unparalleled. These steaks are always the highlight of the week for my 95 year old father and I. We prefer a Bernhard steak on the grill rather than going to any steak house--they're simply that good. Finally, their specialty cheeses and sausages make for awesome snacks on game day. I urge you to make the trip to to Bernhard's to have your wild game processed and to purchase your steaks, sausages, and cheeses--they're...

I do not write this review to harm but rather to encourage the business to do better. I prefer to support local business.

I purchased chicken twice from their retail counter. The breast were very large. Which is not necessarily a good thing. I asked if the chicken was organic. I got a quick no. I expected the manager to brag on the product like saying it is free range, hormone free, no antibiotics, ect. Even Walmart provides this basic information on their packaging. Rather I was told the chicken comes fresh from Nixon Texas. This is no praise. There are a number of processors in Nixon. Some good some bad. Bottom line the customer has no idea what they are buying. Until this business provides provenance for their meat I will...