Steve's Meat Market specializes in Custom Wild Game Processing and recently expanded our building and added a new Retail Department offering Exotic Jerky, Sausage, Steaks, and much more. Our business has been family owned and operated since 1985 with the help of Steve's wife, Karen, daughter, Amy, and son, Ryan.


      Steve's Meat Market has undergone an extreme facade makeover candidate in Olde Towne Arvada and has been restored to its Historic splendor.

      The building located at 5751 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. historically known as the "Evans and Black Livery Stable" was originally built in 1890. In 1931 the building's use was changed to Blacksmithing and was known as "Arvada Blacksmithing Shop." The building was home to the Arvada Iron Works from 1946-48, the Lincoln Cab Company in 1957 and the Arvada Tire and Brake in 1962.

     Restoration was based on a photograph discovered by Dennis Culligan with Culligan Construction who performed the renovation. The photograph was our building in 1913 when it was still a livery stable. The "new look" creates a presence of identity, a building with character that will continue to develop over time.
     In 2005, Steve's Meat Market was awarded one of Arvada's "Business of the Year." This award was based on significant renovation of a Historic Building Business Expansion, Investment and Personal Commitment to Historic Olde Towne Arvada and Community Spirit.

In 2007, 2010, 2011 and 2012, Steve's Meat Market was awarded the "Top of the Town Meat Market" in 5280, Denver's Mile-Hi-Magazine.  The article reads, "Tucked along Olde Wadsworth Boulevard in Olde Towne Arvada, Steve's offers something a little different- Elk, Deer, Buffalo...... processed on-site.  If you're a hunter, chances are you have already found this gem, but if not, stop by for the excellent sausages and jerky (23 different types) ". " If you are not a hunter, there is also a retail store where the same products including Elk, Buffalo, Venison, Beef and Pork are made with USDA inspected meats.  "And the prices are cheap, cheap, cheap!"