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Asian Tuna and Avo Tartar 145.00 Seared Beef Sirloin Salad 125.00
Raw tuna, crushed avocado, Mixed lettuce, tomato, red onion,
crispy shallots, sesame & Ponzu sauce cucumber, Parmesan, balsamic dressing
BURGERS
Freshly made 200g pure beef burger.
All burgers served with tomato, lettuce, onion, BBQ/ Mayo
South African Grain Fed Beef South African Grain Fed Beef
Off the Bone, Standard* (260-300g) On the Bone (+/-500g)
Rump R280.00
USDA Prime Beef Grain Fed
Denver R280.00
Black Angus
T-Bone SQ
Australian Wagyu Beef
Full Bloodline Prime Rib SQ
Rib Eye SQ
STEAKS TO SHARE
Served with a choice of two sauces and two side dishes.
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OUR SPECIALTY
We are renowned for our superior meat dishes, which is partly thanks to our use of only the best
mature-aged meat. Our meat is hung in carcass for up to three days, after which our rump, sirloin,
fillet, rib eye, T-bone and prime rib are cut and aged for a further 21 to 40 days.
We customise your dining experience by encouraging you to hand-pick your piece of meat
from our in-house butchery, where our expert butcher can cut it to your preferred size. You may also, if
you prefer, choose one of the standard meat cuts listed in this menu.
THE BUTCHERY
You don’t have to dine at The Butcher Shop & Grill to enjoy world-renowned Butcher Shop quality.
Our deli offers all of the quality meat, fish and seafood you would savour in our restaurant,
with the convenience of cooking in your home with exceptional value for money.
If your order requires long-distance travel, we have special cooler bags to pack with dry ice,
so that you can preserve the quality and freshness of your purchase until you get home.
Feel free to chat to our butchery staff or call us to place an order ahead of time.
WINE SELECTION
Our investment wine cellar offers rare limited edition wines, bottled under
special arrangement forThe Butcher Shop and not available anywhere else in the country.
Our Pick’s Pick cellar presents a portfolio of outstanding value wines to be enjoyed
at the table or at home. This selection, under the special Pick's Pick label, is the result of many
years of co-operation and friendship with some of the country’s finest winemakers.
Please take a walk through either cellar with our expert sommelier.
HOUSEKEEPING
All of our menu items have been carefully considered and created for your eating pleasure,
so please don’t request substitutions. Please note that all of our dishes are subject to availability.
There is a basic minimum charge of R200 per head (adults only).
One bill per table, please. Tables of 6+, a compulsory service charge will be added.
All major credit cards are welcome.
No cheques are accepted. Deposits are required to secure pre-booked tables for 10+ patrons.
Asparagus 60.00
Can be served plain or with cheese sauce.
Add poached egg. 10.00
Boerewors 60.00
LAMB
All of these entrees are served with your choice of starch.
PORK
All of these entrees are served with your choice of starch.
POULTRY
All of these entrees are served with your choice of starch.
VENISON
All of these entrees are served with your choice of starch.
VEGETARIAN .
Cheesecake 90.00
Chocolate Brownie
90.00
A deliciously old-fashioned cheesecake
Beware! This is death by chocolate.
(please enquire about today’s flavour).
(contains nuts).
Citrus London 90
Tanqueray London dry, lemon, orange Ciroc Politan 100
and grapefruit. A citrus journey. Ciroc Vodka freshened with cranberry
A citrus heart. and orange with a touch of silver
shimmer.
Aperol Spritz 85
Bright Orange Apertif poured
with Aperol, Cinzano Pro Spirit and a
splash of Soda Water.
SOFT DRINKS
MIXERS
WATER CORDIALS
FRESH JUICE
HOT BEVERAGE
NON-ALCOHOLIC
CIDERS
Heineken 0% 38
Savanna Dry 44
Erdinger 0% 65
Savanna Light 44
Castle free 37
Smirnoff Spin 43
Ice Tropez Zero 105
Ice Tropez 6% 110
Hunters Dry 44
ON TAP
Stella Artois 340 ml 45
TEQUILA
Stella Artois 500ml 60
Castle Light Draught 340ml 42 Jose Silver 32
Castle light Draught 500ml 55 Jose Gold 32
Peroni 500ml 75 Don Julio Reposado 60
Heineken 500ml 60 Olmeca Gold 30
Olmeca Silver 30
Patron 45
LIQUEURS
Cointreau 44 APERITIFS
Frangelico 32
Disaronno Amaretto 42 Cinzano Bianco 25
Drambuie 43 Cinzano Rosso 25
Kahlua 30 Campari 50ml 45
White Sambuca 25 Aperol 50ml 45
Baileys 27 Tanqueray Sevilla 35
Wild Africa Cream 25
Cape Velvet 25
Grand Marnier 85 SHERRY
Limoncello 45
Black Sambuca 25
Pale Dry Sherry 50ml 34
Medium Cream Sherry 34
Full Cream Sherry 34
BLENDED WHISKY
SINGLE MALT
DIGESTIVES
Underberg 59
Averna 28
1920 Aguardente 40
Dalla Cia 48
Antonella 54
Jägermeister 45
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For over 25 years, The Butcher Shop & Grill has been regarded as the premier steakhouse
in Johannesburg, if not in South Africa. Known for their superior cuts of meat and steaks,
the wine list has also become synonymous with this establishment.
Over the years owner Alan Pick, a visionary and market leader in the hospitality industry,
and his team have put together a wine list that is regarded as one of the best in South
Africa. His passion for wine as well as the close and personal relationship he has estab-
lished over the years with wine estates and winemakers, has led to many wine list,
restaurant awards and accolades.
Our resident sommelier and our experienced and knowledgeable serving staff are here to
assist you in choosing the right wine to compliment your meal so that your dining experi-
ence is memorable. Please ask for our assistance or ask us to take you on a tour of our
wine cellar.
“The best way to appreciate wine is to drink it with good food and friends“
Prices for wines are as per the wine list when they are enjoyed at the table. For consump-
tion at home or for private collections, a 10% discount will be applied for these wines.
Please look out for other wine cellar specials!
We have compiled an extensive wine list in an endeavour to cater for all tastes and prefer-
ences; therefore corkage fee is not permissible in our restaurant.
Vintages might vary due to availability and allocation and new vintages from the wine
farms.
MAP OF SOUTH AFRICAN
WINE REGION
Nestled at the foot of Africa, the Cape Winelands stretch from the rugged mountains and
multi-directional slopes of the coastal region to the open plains of the Klein Karoo where
viticulture takes place mainly in the riverine valleys of the Western Cape. There are five
regions in the geographical unit of the Western Cape – Breede River Valley, Cape South
Coast, Coastal Region, Klein Karoo and Olifants River.
2020 - hailed for concentration, freshness, subtle tannins and modest alcohol
2019 – Like 2017, bone-dry but cool. Small crop but excellent showing freshness &
concentration
2017 – Expected a worsening of 2016’s drought & heat. Smaller but excellent crop with
freshness & fine flavour concentrations in both white & red wines.
2016 – Exceptionally hot, dry and challenging, with later ripening varietals benefiting from
lower temperatures. Disease free. Could yield stellar wines.
2015 - Near-perfect conditions. A smaller but pristine crop displaying exceptional quality
across the style spectrum. One of the greatest vintages, possibly better than 2009.
2014 - Later, slightly smaller and unusually cool. Amongst the wettest pre-seasons in
years. Seemingly, lighter, less powerful wines: potential for fine concentration and elegance.
2013 - Biggest crop to date. Moderate conditions yielding good to very good reds and
whites. Lighter alcohol levels.
2012 - Unusually dry, hot January which strained unirrigated vineyards. Good to very good
vintage for reds and whites. Moderate alcohol levels.
2010 – A real test of the winemaker’s savvy. One of the toughest harvests to call.
2009 – Perhaps one of the greatest vintages. Late, gruelling, but whites and red both
stellar.
2006 – Perhaps the best white wine vintage in a decade. Particularly expressive
Sauvignon Blancs and Chenin Blancs. Fleshy, mild-tannin reds.
FOOD AND WINE PAIRING
Food and wine pairing is a fairly subjective topic. While tastes vary, some pairings are
better than others. Taste and enjoyment is very subjective. What might be good for one
guest might be less enjoyable for the other. At the end of the day, the food and wine
pairing is there to enhance the dining experience, and make it more memorable.
Often when one goes to a restaurant, it is common for a waitron to give you a wine list
with your food menu. Because of this, we often choose a wine before deciding on what
we are going to eat. Gone are the days of having an aperitif or pre-dinner drink while
deciding on our meal.
To find the perfect match, try to complement, balance or contrast the key components of
flavour intensity of alcohol, acidity, sweetness, saltiness and tannins of a wine.
The food and wine pairing guidelines below are purely a suggestion and not the law.
These are merely a good starting point. We have not paired the meal with a specific wine,
but rather have recommended the best wine varietal. One can therefore make their own
choice according to affordability and preference.
STARTERS
Oysters – Mèthode Cap Classique
Garlic Snails – unwooded Chardonnay / Semillon
Baked Camembert Cheese – wooded Chardonnay / Pinot Noir
Grilled Baby Calamari – Pinot Grigio / unwooded Chenin Blanc
Beef Carpaccio – lightly wooded Chardonnay
Chicken Wings – Riesling / wooded Chenin Blanc
Chicken Livers – Riesling / Gewürztraminer
Steak Tartare – unwooded Chardonnay
Izimbambo Zemvu – Cabernet Sauvignon
SALAD
Greek Salad – Sauvignon Blanc
Caesar Salad – Viognier / unwooded Chardonnay
Calamari & Haloumi Salad – Chenin Blanc
Smoked Salmon Salad – Chenin Blanc / Rosè
Bacon & Avocado Salad – Chenin Blanc
MEATS
It is common knowledge that red wine and red meat is a good combination. However,
certain cuts of meat pair better with certain wine cultivars. So, while grapes release
different aromas and flavours to a wine according to a specific cultivar, the same can be
said for different types of meat cuts. Each cut comes from a different part of the
animal, as well as taste profiles can be different from different kinds of animals. Red
wine is considered to be the correct pairing for red meat because of the high tannin
content whose astringency cuts through the fat content of meat. The leaner the meat,
the lighter the wine.
Fillet Steak – Pinot Noir– it is one of the lightest red wines. The acidity of this light red
wine cuts through the delicate texture of the steak
Rump Steak – Merlot - this wine is regarded as a wine varietal that is easy drinking and
smooth. It matches the rump’s equally flavourful & soft texture
Sirloin Steak – Shiraz - this is a bold red wine that compliments the steak because of its
high tannin. It acts as a palate cleanser with this fattier cut
Rib Eye Steak and Wagyu Steak– Cabernet Sauvignon – this full-bodied wine with
robust fruit flavours can stand up to the richness of the rib eye and Wagyu Steak. Tan-
nins cut through the marbled fattiness making the wine taste smoother and less bitter
while making the steak flavours more prominent. A good Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz
Blend can also work.
Fillet on the Bone, Sirloin on the Bone and T-bone steak – Red Blend - the bone adds
more flavour because of the bone marrow. Here a robust, flavourful blend is required
OTHER DISHES
Oxtail – Cabernet Sauvignon – Shiraz Blend
Pork Spare Ribs – Pinotage / Shiraz
Lamb Shank – Cabernet Sauvignon
Lamb Chops – Cabernet Sauvignon
Grilled deboned Chicken – Pinot Noir
Ostrich Fillet – Cabernet Sauvignon
Game of the day – Bordeaux Blend
Kingklip – unwooded Chardonnay / unwooded Sauvignon Blanc
Linefish of the Day – unwooded Chardonnay
Prawns - Pinot Grigio / unwooded Sauvignon Blanc
PICK’S PICK
WINE COLLECTION
Our Pick’s Pick collection of wines presents a portfolio of outstanding value wines to be
enjoyed at the table or at home. This collection has been selected by our owner, Alan
Pick, and is the result of many years of co-operation and friendship with some of the
country’s finest winemakers.
GLASS BOTTLE
ROSÉ
GLASS BOTTLE
CHAMPAGNE
BOTTLE
SAUVIGNON BLANC
GLASS BOTTLE
CHARDONNAY
GLASS BOTTLE
Iona Wines
Elgin 730
Werner Miller
citrus / white stone fruit / hint of brioche
Antonij Rupert Wine Farm – Terra del Capo Western Cape 70 210
– Pinot Grigio
Mark Van Buuren
peach / nectarine / stone fruit
PINOT NOIR
GLASS BOTTLE
SHIRAZ
GLASS BOTTLE