Prescott Valley, Yavapai CountyGrass fed and grass finished beef · Prescott Valley, Yavapai County
4.2 · 41 Google reviews4.2
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Had a minor issue with my order and the service was incredible. Quick response and great service overall. High quality beef and I love supporting an AZ company. Thank you to Nick and the entire team!
Great experience! Delicious chicken apple sausages.
Arizona Grass Raised Beef Co raises 100% grass fed, grass finished beef at Camp Verde, Arizona with no added hormones or antibiotics, sold through its own butcher shops and online.
Arizona Grass Raised Beef Co. raises cattle at Camp Verde in Arizona on a grass forage based system year round, producing beef that is 100% grass fed and grass finished. The animals are raised without antibiotics, steroids, mRNA or added growth hormones, and everything is prepared in the company's own USDA inspected facility in Arizona.
The beef is sold online by the cut and in boxes, from starter boxes and burger bundles up to bulk orders of a quarter, half or whole beef, and ships nationwide, including California, Colorado, Utah and Texas. There are also beef bones, broth, tallow and treats for the dogs.
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This is the best grassfed beef I have found. A deep almost purple color, orange fat. This is I would guess a combination of older individuals and a really quality feed. Most "grass fed beef" is fed low quality hay and slaughtered at around 2-3 years old. What ever their practice, its incredible quality for the same price or cheaper than I see in stores. Only problem people might have is the meat can be tougher, the connective tissue is impressive. The steak is quality in actual nutrition, but its not like the soft pink steaks you might be used to from grocery stores or restaurants.
Edit: 7/9 Tried a NY Steak with their beef tallow and it turned out amazing. I also used 1 lb hamburger and no issues there. Just got a 1/2 cow and tried the fajita meat first. This meat was cooked quickly and left to rest and is SO CHEWY we can't eat it! I hope the rest isn't this same way. We were getting our beef from B Bar Ranch in Colorado before we moved here. It was much better. I'm going to come back with updates when I try a steak and ground beef. If the rest ends up this tough, we lost out on $1200. And yes, I know how to cook grass fed beef.
Here is an amazing local story I experienced TODAY! I ordered a case of 80/20 hamburger patties for our big party on the 4th of July. I ordered Sunday 6/28. When I got the confirmation email, it stated that it might take 3 days to ship. I emailed a reply to them and explained that I have 2 challenges- 1. The delay in shipping and 2nd, that I am at work during the day in Carefree, if they deliver before or after hours in the Arizona sun, they will never make it. At 1: 00 today (the next day) a delivery person showed up at my office with the order! In Carefree, AZ! I really thought I would have to cancel today and find an order somewhere else. Another positive is that they look GREAT and were very affordable compared to others I could find in stores or on-line. Happy 250th America! What a great country we live in and what a GREAT job AZ Grass Fed Beef did!. I am definitely going back for more!!
Megan in customer service is wonderful, she explained the shipping process and even gave me some advice on what to order, we had their beef for Easter dinner, that was the PERFECT main dish…it truly was like he is risen again! 10 out of 10 would recommend!
I was really excited to order from Arizona grass raised beef co because I had heard really great things. So I ordered the box which had 9 items. I got two ribeyes, ground beef, breakfast sausage, beef skirt steak, fajita meat, steak burgers, short ribs, and some tallow. All in all with shipping this costed around $170. Upon receiving the box, I opened it and laid everything out. I noticed the ribeyes I had bought, one looked good! The other resembled more of a newyork strip with no real ribeye cap or defined eye of ribeye. Definitely wouldn’t have picked it from the butcher but it was delicious so really I would’ve looked past it. So I just pushed that aside and thought it’s more about the quality of the beef, right? Then I started to thaw other meats for dinners I had planned. I decided let’s thaw the breakfast sausage, the ribeye steaks, and fajita meat. The breakfast sausage was great, made some really good breakfast scramble and breakfast tacos. Next we ate the steaks. Good steaks! Can’t complain really other than the selection of cut on the one. But when I looked at the fajita meat, there was a pinhole in the supposed to be vacuum sealed packaging which had caused the meat to brown from oxidation. So, I opened it, unfortunately I didn’t catch it in time and it had a funky smell and slimy texture. So I threw it out because I didn’t want to risk it. I was bummed. I continued on my journey of trying the meats. Just to come to the realization that two other packages (the ground beef and skirt steak) also had holes. Luckily, I believe I caught those in time and re-vacuum sealed them. But still, paying a premium price for beef and having packaging issues isn’t necessarily something I’d want to deal with again. I will say I LOVE the tallow.

