Graceville's family butcher since 1990
Stephen and Monika mince fresh daily and turn out new sausage flavours every week at Graceville Riverside Village. Ring the shop and your order is ready to pick up.
158 Graceville Ave, Graceville — in the Riverside Village shops, Brisbane 4075
- Family-run shop. Stephen opened here in 1990, inspired by his father's family business in Ayr.
- Australian bred and grown. Beef from Highchester at Beaudesert, lamb and pork from King Island, Tasmania, the Murray Valley and Queensland.
- Award-winning recipes. Gold for the pulled pork pie and the gourmet sausages, first for the vealer at the Beaudesert Show.
Made in the shop
Italian family recipes from Stephen's side, Monika's cooking on the other.




Other weekly flavours: failsafe-recipe snags, English pork, boerewors, bratwurst, pork with salt, pepper and fennel, and Courtney's famous thick beef. Crumbed lines are cut thick: chicken tenderloin, veal, lamb cutlets and rump, with more meat than crumb.
Meat packs
Ring ahead and we'll have it bagged and ready.

Regular specials include certified Angus rump, MSA certified rump, rib fillet, eye fillet, whole rumps and rib fillets, and very lean fresh-daily beef mince with no additives. Quotes for whole, sides and quarters of beef, pork and lamb by phone. Prices change with the market, so ring for today's.
We know where it grew
Body beef comes from Highchester at Beaudesert, who bid for prize-winning cattle at the local shows and sales, and also supply the shop's lamb, pork and veal. It is lower in amines and sits within the Failsafe diet criteria.
- Beaudesert Show Society: first, vealer on the hook, suitable for hotel and restaurant trade
- Beaudesert Show Society 2013: first prize show beef, veal T-bone
- Organic, free-range and grass-fed lamb, beef, Aussie pork, chickens and turkeys
- Special requests sourced through the same suppliers
Stephen and Monika
Stephen, head butcher
More than fifty years in retail butchery, inspired by his father's family business in Ayr. Opened Courtney's at Graceville in 1990. His Italian heritage shapes the sausage recipes. Ask him to quote your party or function; he's very accurate.
Monika
More than thirty years at the shop. Stephen's nonna taught her the Italian kitchen, fresh pasta included, and she develops the pies, meatballs and the pastries customers take home to bake. She writes the recipes on the Nonna's Apron blog.
Christmas orders
Order early and pick up fresh. The shop also caters for schools, hotels, nursing homes and functions large and small.
- Traditionally smoked hams
- Rolled Aussie pork loin
- Fresh free-range turkeys
- Courtney's favourite pickled pork, for the Weber
Visit the shop
158 Graceville Ave, Graceville QLD 4075
Look for the gourmet selections board on the window.
