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for the best Bom of ANY Braai
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About Us
Our Bom Braai Story
At Bom Braai Meat & Deli, nestled in the heart of Pretoria (Montana), we’re more than just another butcher—we’re your ultimate braai partner.
Proudly embracing the spirit of South Africa’s most cherished tradition, our mission is simple:
Premium, handpicked cuts, chosen for superior taste and quality — every single time.
A thoughtfully curated deli range, ready to elevate your braai with flavourful, convenient options.
Signature offerings like our BOM Spice, designed to take your flame-grilled masterpieces to the next level.
Whether you're after a classic boerie-perfect for the grid—or craving something fast, tasty, and filling—our beloved BOM Brood Roll is the answer. Deliciously simple and always satisfying.
From daily specials to themed deals, we make it easy (and fun!) to plan your next braai.
OUR SPECIALITIES
BUTCHERY
At Bom Braai we ensure only the best quality meat products at the most reasonable price.
DELI
A place where you will find something perfect to suit your requirements and avoid additional shopping.
BRAAI ACCESSORIES & GIFTS
We supply amazing ideas and gifts for special occasions. Our accessories ensure all you need for a perfect braai.
BOM BROOD
If you are looking for a fast moving product in your shop, Bom Brood has proven itself to be a fast moving product, with different flavours and sizes to add a effortlessly delicious final touch for your guests.
Reviews
What others are saying
"Excellent service, very friendly faces"
"Excellent service, very friendly faces. Amy and Jaques makes a great team!! Well done Bom Braai staff!!"
"Hands down the best butchery in Montana"
"Hands down the best butchery in Montana.The quality of the meat is top-notch, and the staff is super friendly.Highly recommend the fillet sosaties.Five stars isn't enough, I'd give 'em ten stars if I could!"
"I only regret that I didn't find them sooner"
"I only regret that I didn't find them sooner.
Great meat at reasonable prices"
- Michiel van Staden