
Chef Marko has truly created something unique for the city of Huntsville. What began as a food truck in 2022 has grown into a brick and mortar meat market and grill. The food truck is still operating, but now our guests may enjoy a delicious meal in-house or select fresh product from the display case to create their own culinary masterpiece at home. Additionally, private dinners may be booked for weekend nights where guests will enjoy true Southern hospitality and a remarkable and intimate chef’s table experience. We look forward to serving you!
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 12–6 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2827 US-72 Suite B, Huntsville, AL 35811
Phone: (256) 836-5317
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Related Web Results
Southern Wagyu Meat Market | Huntsville AL – Facebook
Southern Wagyu Meat Market and Grill – Order Online
Southern Wagyu Meat Market – Huntsville/Madison County Chamber
Reviews
Definitely well worth it if you consider the options. Fighting Huntsville traffic for a steak, just isn’t worth it when we have this place close to home. I can see people from Huntsville driving out here for an excellent meal, just to get out of Huntsville. ❤️
The morning of the reunion they arrived onsite with their mobile kitchen and proceeded to exceed every expectation in every way. Jennifer, working with the budget we had planned to buy desserts ourselves, came in person, turned the rented house’s kitchen into a bakery and MADE FROM SCRATCH an assortment of six cakes, not a one of them “simple” but all signature items. Meanwhile, Marko, Kenny, and Don were in the mobile kitchen parked outside creating a masterpiece of a culinary experience that is hard to describe. Beginning with crabcake appetizers (topped with caviar), Don began to bring in course after course of their Wagyu beef, chicken wings, leading up to a main course of melt in your mouth shortribs with vegetables, baked pita bread, and a final bonus meal of Wagyu sliders and their famous fried potatoes. And I never even tried the pulled pork, and am leaving out other things. (I regret that I didn’t get pictures of everything, we were all just caught up in the moment of this incredible experience.) To try and convey their creative planning, most every course had special sauces and condiments, so the meat and pita could turn into a gyro, or eaten with rice and beans; for the potatoes, the fixins were on hand to make loaded backed potatoes.
Their plan for our event (which we left up to them entirely to create) turned our “lunch” into something like a four-hour dinner party. With every round Don announced, we all just kept looking at each other in amazement. Any one of the courses would’ve left me pleased that our catering budget had been well spent, but Marko and Kenny just kept churning out unbelievable surprises, Don kept bringing them in and announcing the next “phase”, and we, well we had no idea when this all ended so we just kept milling around enjoying the moment and hanging out with each other, and of course continuous eating (they planned the experience in “phases” and Jennifer even did a bonus cheese and fruit board to kick it off). The last course was equally perfect: Wagyu cheeseburger sliders with their special steaked potatoes, visioned as a meal for those hanging out into the evening. What other “caterer” thinks of that?!. As the savory items rolled out of the mobile kitchen, Jennifer was mixing and baking in the indoor kitchen, bringing the dessert-charcuterie experience to life: apple spice cupcakes, red velvet and chocolate mini-cakes, Brulee cheesecake with a fresh made berry sauce, and her signature “oatmeal crème” pies. One cousin came to me somewhere in this experience with “we aren’t having lunch, we’re having ‘phases’??! This is a culinary dream!” And her joy had nailed it, our family reunion was elevated to an experience we could not have planned or imagined, but Marko and Jennifer envisioned it and created it for us. With a total budget on-par with other area caterers, they tapped into their deep reserves of hospitality, passion for culinary experience and competence and created a family memory that another cousin told me that day “we could never re-create this if we tried!! Well, maybe not but rest assured we aim to book them again and try!
North Alabama is fortunate to have Marko and Jennifer and their team creating their vision for Southern Wagyu Meat Market. I can’t wait to visit their dining experience in Huntsville and enjoy whatever they offer up next.
Chef Marko came to our table to go over the whole menu and some. I love having actual side dishes and not just fries and coleslaw like some places. Lol
They brought home made rolls out that were sweet and so yummy, with a delicious butter with salt flakes. YUM!
We got their last crab cake as an appetizer that came with an onion salad? Both were amazing. I like crab cakes but not the overly soggy, ones. These were a perfect crispy combo.
For dinner I got the street potatoes with strips of steak, chimchurri, tajin, cheese and more.
My husband ordered the 16oz ribeye with mixed mushrooms as his side. He devoured it lol the mushroom mix was incredible.
I will disclaim the wait time is a bit long so if you’re in a rush this is not where you wanna stop, but for everything to be hand cut and home made it is worth that wait! Such a great addition to our side of town with only Mexican restaurant sit down food