The Ranch Journal
    Round RockAugust 15, 2025·5 min read·Updated August 15, 2025

    Grass-Fed Beef Delivery in Round Rock: A Local's Guide

    If you live in Round Rock and you're tired of HEB ribeyes, here's how monthly ranch delivery actually works.

    Round Rock has grown from a small town north of Austin into one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. The grocery options have grown with it — HEB, Whole Foods, Costco, Sprouts — but the beef selection has not kept up with what a lot of families want: genuinely local, grass-finished, traceable beef.

    That's the gap monthly ranch delivery fills. Long Road Ranch is 20 minutes from Round Rock in Georgetown. We deliver to every Round Rock zip code — 78664, 78665, 78681, 78680, 78683 — once a month, in a vacuum-sealed, frozen box dropped at your door.

    What's in the box: a curated mix of cuts (ribeyes, sirloins, ground beef, roasts) plus a jar of rendered Wagyu tallow. Every cut is from our 100% Wagyu herd, raised entirely on Central Texas pasture.

    What it costs: roughly the same per pound as Whole Foods 'grass-fed' ground beef, but you're getting full-blood Wagyu cuts across the box — not feedlot-finished crossbreed.

    What it replaces: the freezer beef you buy on autopilot at HEB.

    If you're in Round Rock and you cook beef at home more than once a week, a beef share is worth a try. Start with one and see how it lands before committing further.

    Want beef like this in your own freezer? Claim a share of a real steer — one-time purchase, cut to your spec, raised here in Georgetown.

    More on this: buying a quarter cow in Austin. $1,750 for about 90–110 lbs of finished beef, processing included. Also useful: freezer space by share size.

    Claim a share of a real steer.

    One steer, eight units, one flat price — a one-time purchase, cut to your spec and raised on our Georgetown, TX pasture.

    See available steers