The Meat Hook - Brooklyn

Steak, Seafood, Butcher Shops

The Meat Hook

The Meat Hook
4.0 / 5 (1329 reviews)

Description

At The Meat Hook, patrons encounter a blend of commendable offerings and frustrating service. While the butcher shop prides itself on locally sourced, high-quality meats, customers frequently report inconsistencies in both product and service. Some laud the freshness and flavor, particularly of lamb and chicken, while others criticize an overly abrupt staff and discrepancies in stock communication. Prices are deemed reasonable for the quality, yet issues with fat content in meat cuts can detract from the experience. Overall, The Meat Hook encapsulates the vibrant, yet unpredictable essence of Brooklyn dining.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Toni

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★ 4 / 5 from 1329 reviews

It seems like this place serves chicken feet, which are actually quite beneficial for knee joint pain. However, a few of my friends plan to stop buying them soon.

I feel that the obvious meaning of “fast food” is completely lost at the Governors Island street food stand. Not only does it take forever to place an order, but the wait to actually get your food is even longer. If you're really hungry (because otherwise you would just go to a proper restaurant), you might want to consider going elsewhere or grazing like a cow, as that seems to be the closest experience you’ll get to actual dining here. As I write this, I've been waiting in line for over an hour, and my order was placed over 30 minutes ago (you can see the timestamp in my photo). At this rate, maybe I'll have to camp out overnight just to enjoy breakfast!

This is the best butcher shop in NYC! The staff is incredibly friendly, and I absolutely love it!

toni-488
14.08.2023

If you have some extra cash and are looking for a fantastic piece of meat, along with delicious bacon and the creamiest ricotta you can find, this is the place to go.

adam-1677
14.08.2023

Fantastic place with unique menu options. The cookouts on Mondays are amazing!

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The second closest stop is MTA-Lorimer St, located 493 meters away.

The restaurant and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus reachable with a wheelchair or physical disabilities.

The place also takes the common credit cards.

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