Olivier's Butchery

"Burgundy native Olivier Cordier grew up in a cattle ranching family, and it shows. Animal well-being, care for the environment, and a dedication to his customers are at the heart of his shop's philosophy. Stop by for traditional French cuts like paleron and macreuse—or if you're feeling flush, splurge on the outrageously delicious and decadent 250-day dry aged côte de boeuf." - Hearsay Supper Club

"Olivier's Butchery, Dogpatch Potrero Hill by Hearsay Supper Club. Burgundy native Olivier Cordier grew up in a cattle ranching family, and it shows. Animal well-being, care for the environment, and a dedication to his customers are at the heart of his shop's philosophy. Stop by for traditional French cuts like paleron and macreuse—or if you're feeling flush, splurge on the outrageously delicious and decadent 250-day dry aged côte de boeuf."

"Olivier Cordier is the French boucher and meat artist of the Dogpatch. Originally from Burgundy, he elegantly cuts the most beautiful steaks and rounds, trusses up a pork roast with prunes and apricots, and tidily trims those lamb riblets." - Becky Duffett

"Olivier’s Butchery in Dogpatch is making fresh sausage, marinating steaks, and keeping the case stocked for shelter in place." - Becky Duffett

"They won’t cook them for you, but these birds almost cook themselves: Branigan family ranch-raised turkeys are self-basting, says the Dogpatch butcher shop that sells them. Because the birds are raised longer, they develop a layer of fat under the skin that helps keep them juicy. The 12- to 25-pounders are $6 per pound, and you can get them pre-butterflied (a “brick turkey”) or as a deboned Turkey Roti filled with house stuffing. Order ahead by Sunday, November 18." - Caleb Pershan, Eve Batey