Gambrel And Co.: A Glimpse into the Life of a Small Craft Butcher Shop

By / Photography By | October 31, 2016
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image of the storefront of local butcher Gambrel and Co

A glimpse into the life of a small craft butcher shop, Gambrel and Co. in Redwood City. Scroll through the photos to find out more about what makes this place so unique. 

 

 

Benjamin Roberts, owner of butcher shop Gambrel and Co
customer rung up at local bay area butcher shop
sign of the different cuts of beef at local butcher shop
pork being cut at local butcher shop
Photo 1: With growing awareness about the importance of sustainable agriculture, we want a clean conscience when choosing the roast for our holiday feasts—sourcing meat from known purveyors.
Photo 2: Responding to this call, Benjamin Roberts, a former chef turned butcher and business owner, brought the butcher shop back to Main Street, with Gambrel and Co. in Redwood City. Equipped with a walk-in freezer with a glass wall on one side, his days are spent breaking down the whole animal from local producers like Stemple Creek Ranch and Marin Sun Farms while keeping an eye out for customers browsing the meat case. 
Photo 4: Very little is wasted. Bones are sold for broth and marrow lovers, and what does not make it to the case as a prime cut is transformed into products like sausages and burger patties.