Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

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Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

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Farm-sourced meats, burgers, bone broth, whole-animal butchering

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317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Get directions

@goop

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"Anya Fernald is a bit of a badass: Not only is she the co-founder and CEO of Belcampo Meat Co., which has quickly become the go-to purveyor of humanely-raised, sustainable meats, and poultry in California, she’s also a mom, cookbook author, and a master of open flame grilling. Go to her shops for whole-animal butchering (and the interesting, rare cuts of meat associated with it), seriously good hamburgers, and the best bone broth. There are also locations in Santa Monica and West Hollywood."

The Los Angeles Hipster Guide

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

@goop

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The Downtown Los Angeles Guide

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

@onthegrid

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"Belcampo Meat Co., Historic Core. Attractive cuts of meat sit behind the glassy counter of Belcampo Meat Co., enticing with varying shades of scarlet as well as muscular marbling. Plan a dinner menu based on the wide selection of free-range meats - originating from a farm near Mount Shasta - or have a seat at the stainless steel dining counter for a breakfast of chicken and waffles, or lunch portioned lamb burger."

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Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

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Belcampo’s Meat Mislabeling Deception Is Not an “Isolated Incident” - Eater LA

"Beginning in June 2020, Reiner says he began seeing shipments from local meat purveyors come in, which he would cut into smaller steaks to help fill out the 30-foot meat case in Santa Monica." - Matthew Kang

https://la.eater.com/2021/6/2/22465387/belcampo-meat-sustainable-beef-mislabeling-los-angeles-santa-monica

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

Lizzie P.

Google

I'm visiting LA so I may not be used to the prices here, but there was not that much food for the price. We paid $33 for lunch but I still feel hungry. The burger itself was good but the bun got soggy pretty quickly, and there were too many onions for me. The soda was okay, but as the ice melted it got really watered down. The fries were excellent, definitely the highlight for me! But if I came back to the market I would probably choose another eatery. Also they cut the meat right there which was a little much for me while I was eating, but I suppose some people would think that was cool.

Noor A.

Google

Great place to dine and of course get high quality meat! They're located in the Grand Central Market. They only have 5 bar seats though, so that's a challenge but people eat fast and move on. The burgers were great.

John O

Google

A good burger that is a bit pricey. Liked the fries quite a bit. Crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. The counter is small and the food comes up fairly fast. Worth the look.

Fiona G.

Google

They make the best veggie burger I've ever had, but if you're looking for meat (it does specialize in that after all), try the breakfast sandwich or cheeseburger.

Jackie M.

Google

The "Belcampo Burger" is amazing. I ordered it with sweet potato fries. Those were really good too. I like that the ingredients tasted like advertised, "All natural, organic" and such. I paid $24.09 for the food you guys. :O Ugh, but it was good. I would say it's worth it for when you want to splurge or if you just don't care about spending money on a burger because you got it like that.

Bianca G.

Google

Delicious! I went here on Thursday night for game night at Grand Central Marketing. Of course I had to stop by to get a grass fed burger, it was so good! My husband had the lamb burger which was also delicious. We ordered the beef tallow fries, they were so yummy! The burger was $12.50. So expect to spend a little money when you go, but it's worth it.

J F

Google

I ordered the chicken lettuce wrapped. I was sold on the tarragon aoli but all I could taste was onions and spicy mustard. The chicken breast was small and not very filling alone. Side order of sweet potato fries were good. Really enjoyed the ketchup. I’m not normally a ketchup on fries person especially on sweet potatoes but the slight kick with slight sweet was great. My mom got a double classic burger and had I read the reviews here prior to a random stop by I should have ordered the burger apparently. Side of slaw was more like onion slaw than coleslaw. Overall I would go back but felt $38 was pretty steep for what we ordered (no drinks)

Zack H.

Google

Real deal cheeseburgers. You can taste the quality of the meat. They are on the small side, so if you're hungry order two. Fries are fried in beef fat, seriously good. They have a gorgeous selection of meats and they have chorizo - excellent. They are pricey, but if you want quality, you will pay a premium. But seriously, this is hands down one of the best damn straight up cheeseburgers you'll ever have.

@goop

4,111 Postcards · 173 Cities

The Los Angeles Hipster Guide

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

@goop

4,111 Postcards · 173 Cities

The Downtown Los Angeles Guide

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

@onthegrid

18,031 Postcards · 836 Cities

Los Angeles

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

@eater

391,688 Postcards · 10,991 Cities

Belcampo’s Meat Mislabeling Deception Is Not an “Isolated Incident” - Eater LA

https://la.eater.com/2021/6/2/22465387/belcampo-meat-sustainable-beef-mislabeling-los-angeles-santa-monica

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

Lizzie P.

Google

Noor A.

Google

John O

Google

A good burger that is a bit pricey. Liked the fries quite a bit. Crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. The counter is small and the food comes up fairly fast. Worth the look.

Fiona G.

Google

They make the best veggie burger I've ever had, but if you're looking for meat (it does specialize in that after all), try the breakfast sandwich or cheeseburger.

Jackie M.

Google

Bianca G.

Google

J F

Google

Zack H.

Google

Belcampo Meat Co. (LA/ Downtown)

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