Alamo Meat Market & Provisions — Local services in Comfort

I took a whitetail buck to Alamo Meat Market for processing, expecting a straightforward and professional experience. I personally sat down with the owner and filled out my order sheet, specifying a variety of cuts—including steaks, stew meat, ground hamburger, and backstrap. I did request some jalapeño cheese sausage and dried sausage, but certainly not in the insane amounts I received. Having an entire deer turned into sausage is something I don’t think anyone would do.

When I picked up my order, I was shocked to find that my entire deer had been processed into 40 packs of jalapeño cheese sausage and 30 packs of dried sausage. No backstrap, no tenderloins, no stew meat, and not a single pack of ground hamburger were included. Not only was my order completely disregarded, but the final price (even after my $100 deposit) was nearly three times what I normally pay for deer processing.

After realizing the mistake, I reviewed my order sheet and confirmed that my requested cuts were listed correctly. When I brought this up, the owner quickly went into the cooler and handed me a box of meat—likely taken from someone else’s order—because the label ink was still fresh and smeared when I touched it. This confirmed my suspicion that my original order was never processed correctly, and a "missing box" was never in the mix.

I’ve processed multiple deer every season and have never had an order so blatantly mishandled. I felt completely taken advantage of, as it was clear they prioritized high-priced sausage over fulfilling my actual order. I highly recommend Klein’s in Boerne or another reputable place. Alamo Meat Market is sketchy, and I won’t...

This year was the first time I shot a deer. I was so excited, now I had a job to do. Traveled to Alamo Meat Market in Comfort. Pulled up there around 7:45am, there they were waiting on customers. The young man explained everything I needed to know while filling out the form. Reed ( Owner), walked out and I told him I wanted to see how to gut my Buck. Reed explained in detail as he was working. Alamo Meat Market made my first experience with my first Buck so easy. I can’t say enough, how great an experience I had with the whole process of hunting. Hunters need to know about Alamo Meat Market. Reed explained how they mount the heads. He’s going to mount the skull and horns for me. They do everything there. 5 Stars Just had the back straps from Alamo. Back straps were the best I’ve ever had, so tender, you can cut it...

My last trip to Alamo Market. I've being going there for four years, and had always enjoyed the meat and the young lady who worked there and because of the hometown feel. Several weeks ago, bought a sirloin, new people working there, had it seasoned, on both sides, got it home and one third was fat. Would have taken it back, but I needed to cook it that night. Giving it a second chance, saturday, the whole place had changed. The blonde that acted like she was social, waited on me. Got a sirloin, and when it was time to pay, it was $32.00 for a sirloin. I asked about the price and she said it was covid related. $15.00 a lb. for sirloin. From now on, it's back...