This is a deal you’ll be pleased to meat. Savenor’s Market features only the highest quality meats, cheeses and produce—but it doesn’t stop there. Their selection runs the gamut from beef brisket to goose, wild boar and gator. Celebrity chef Julia Child was one of their most famous regulars – along with the Kennedys and Rockefellers – and used Savenor’s as the source for all of the meat on “The French Chef.” In fact, legendary butcher, Jack Savenor made several guest appearances on her PBS show.

This is a deal you’ll be pleased to meat. Savenor’s Market features only the highest quality meats, cheeses and produce—but it doesn’t stop there. Their selection runs the gamut from beef brisket to goose, wild boar and gator. Celebrity chef Julia Child was one of their most famous regulars – along with the Kennedys and Rockefellers – and used Savenor’s as the source for all of the meat on “The French Chef.” In fact, legendary butcher, Jack Savenor made several guest appearances on her PBS show.

$15 gets you $30 towards groceries and goodies at Savenor’s to test your cooking chops (or to fake it for those more kitchen-challenged). Plus, you can combine up to two vouchers per visit for $60 of impress-them treats. Savenor’s has won countless awards, including “Best of Boston 2009: Best Butcher and Best Meat,” and been featured in Harper’s Bazaar, Women’s Wear Daily and The New York Times. Here’s your chance to find out why this Boston institution was named “Best Place to Go If You Ever Find Yourself Craving a Bear Steak”, given 4.5 stars by Yelp, and liked by 88% of users on Urbanspoon.

This specialty shop offers anything you might need to host a dinner party or a Patriots’ Day BBQ. And did we mention the Savenor’s Bacon Society?. Each month you can get one of their six different types of bacon shipped straight to your kitchen table. Meat lovers rejoice – there’s a Sausage Society too! Vegetarians, don’t fret. There’s a huge selection of fresh vegetables, cheeses and hummus.

You can satisfy your cravings on either side of the Charles seven days a week. The Charles Street shop is quaint as can be, and Julia herself signed a greeting at the Cambridge spot. Practice that impression and “Bon Appetite.”