PRETORIA · THIRD GENERATION · EST. 1987
Master butchers since 1987. Every animal honoured, every cut earned.
OUR CRAFT
Piet Brandt sharpened his first knife behind a Pretoria counter in 1987, back when the shop had one cold room and a queue out the door on Saturdays. His son Willem learned the trade at his elbow. Today Willem and his boys run the same block, the same hooks, the same stubborn standards.
We dry-age on the bone for 28 days. We bone out by hand. We stuff our own wors, hang our own biltong, and tie every roast with string, not netting. If a cut is not good enough for the Brandt table, it does not go in the counter.
KNOW YOUR BEEF
Every cut has a job. Run your hand over the side, then hover a cut and we will tell you what it costs and where it belongs: over the coals, in the potjie, or in the oven.
THE FIRE SECTION
A braai is not cooking, it is a ceremony. The fire gets lit before the guests arrive, the wors goes on last, and whoever holds the tongs holds the room. We supply the part that matters: meat cut for fire, aged for flavour, rubbed by hand.
R950 · feeds six
Orders close Thursday 15:00 for the weekend.
THE BLOCK
Prices per kilogram. Cut to order, wrapped in paper, sharpened advice free of charge.
FIND THE SHOP
Ask us anything. How to render a fat cap, how thick to cut for the Weber, what to braai first at your future in-laws. Advice is free, the meat is not.
271 Bronkhorst Street
Nieuw Muckleneuk, Pretoria, 0181
087 550 1987
counter@brandtandsons.co.za
| Mon to Fri | 07:00 to 17:30 |
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| Saturday | 07:00 to 15:00 |
| Sun & public holidays | 08:00 to 13:00 |