Went in here and picked up 3 fillets for the family, this place has some of the best cuts from any…read morebutcher shop I've ever been to. I highly recommend going to here rather than picking up steaks.

Ordered ground beef, $8.99 lb…read more In my opinion it was no better than McDonald's meat. Obviously I will not be going back

Little hole in the wall gem I stumbled across while visiting the Goodwill bookstore next-door…read more Everything looked amazing. Very nice and helpful people working there. If you like authentic Italian food, you should definitely go there.

More like 4.5 stars! We frequently purchase our meat from here, especially their whole brisket…read more(usually between 16-19 lbs) and most recently we purchased a plate of beef ribs for our smoking adventures. This is an old school, mom and pop type of place. Hand-written FYI signs everywhere, a mix of homemade items and Italian grocery specialties, and the guys that run it are very NY and great! In addition to our most frequently purchased cut (brisket for our smoker!) we also LOVE their homemade garlic marinated mozzarella. These are the smaller mozz balls and they're kept in garlic oil that could keep every vampire away from you. They have some anti-pasta items as well as canned/jarred goods, and even fun Italian sodas. Lots of freezer food too- prepared foods like dinners and soups (think Italian!) and also some frozen meat products. I don't think their prices are cheap (we wouldn't shop here weekly for meat), but I do feel like we get quality product always. We also like to call ahead to ensure they have what we want. Last week, we decided we wanted to make those amazing beef "dinosaur" ribs. We tried Costco, Fresh Market, and a few other places but Supreme Meats reigned supreme with their product.

I really liked the vegetables, meat and seafood. It's a little pricy, but the quality is very…read moregood. As an exception, their fresh oysters are an excellent value. Checkout was fast and the staff is very friendly. There's plenty of free parking, and the location is very convenient.

Definitely on the pricier end for groceries, but you find more organic products here…read more I love their bakery section - had their croissants and almond croissants, both delicious and flaky. They also had a lot of coffee beans ranging from light to dark, including flavored beans too. My family stopped by for their $5 pizzas on Tuesdays and it's not bad!

This store is truly amazing, specifically this location! I come in almost every week and I am never…read moredisappointed when it comes to the customer service, since I can always count on the employees to help me find what I am in need of. I also enjoy the atmosphere as it is very clean and organized, so it is also easy to find what I'm looking for. The deli area has very good options for a quick dinner at home.

My wife bought mahi at Sprouts for dinner tonight and while she was cooking it, it grew 3x bigger…read morethan it was when she bought it. Then we tried to eat it, it was so rubbery; inedible! We started researching it and found that they will use some kind of saline solution (Sodium Tripolyphosphate) to preserve the longevity of the fish. The effect of this solution is an exaggerated puffing of the fish enlarging it and turning the fish into an inedible rubber texture. Awful! How in a place surrounded by water and local fishing, can fresh fish not be in markets - but sold like it is fresh?

pretty good food! i ordered through the app, some items were a little pricey but enjoyed it either…read moreway, thank you for your service

What a pleasant surprise Mia's turned out to be. I was…read morehonestly expecting the usual American-style pizza you find everywhere around here-- nothing like a real Italian pizza. Instead, I got a pizza that actually reminded me of the ones back home. The dough was the star: light, flavorful, and with that homemade (fatta in casa) feel. Finally, I found a place close to home that knows how to make real pizza for those days when I don't feel like making it myself. The desserts deserve a shout-out too. If I had to nitpick, I'd say the ladyfingers in the tiramisu were a bit too soaked for my taste. And while the Key Lime dessert was delicious, I was expecting a bolder lime flavor. It felt a little too subtle--I like that citrus kick to really stand out. Other than those tiny details, everything was great. We'll definitely be coming back. Mia's has officially earned a permanent spot on our go-to list.

terrible. obnoxious guy as host. food was bad. steak was undercooked. don't recommendread more

So happy I found this market. Great options for meats and purchasing other Brazilian goods. Ate…read morewhile we were there. Very friendly staff. Excellent coxinhas com catupiry!! Very delicious pastel as well.

Great sandwiches!! Great staff! Good selection check it out…read moreThey need a bigger location

If you're craving that authentic New York-style Italian deli experience, this place absolutely…read moredelivers. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the guys behind the counter with their thick New York accents--it instantly sets the tone. The selection is incredible, with everything from large balls of freshly made mozzarella to eggplant, rice balls, and so many other classic Italian favorites. They do offer subs, but one of the best parts is being able to build your own at home--they'll happily slice up a pound of whatever cold cuts you choose. I was also pleasantly surprised to find imported olive oil straight from Sicily for $25, which I couldn't pass up. Fair warning: it's very easy to get carried away here. Just standing there, taking in all the options, you'll likely walk out with way more than you planned--but it's completely worth it. I ended up making my own sandwich using homemade sourdough from a local shop down the street, and the combination was perfect. Supporting locally owned businesses like this makes the experience even better. You get quality, authenticity, and real ingredients--something you just don't find with big chain stores. Shop local--you won't regret it.

Food is really good fresh but they have a permanent sign that says they have tripe soup on Sunday's…read more I have gone in there twice now on Sunday and ask for it and they look at me like I have three heads they have no idea what it is But all there other food is really great Take the sign down will ya gezzzhhh

The girl they have had in the back making tacos the last 6-8 months has absolutely ruined this…read moreplace. My friends and I used to love coming here The girl put half pork in my beef taco. I can't eat pork I can't even believe that she would do such a thing. That's so unsafe and I don't think I'll be going back here ever again after that. I don't trust the one girl in the back to make my food

I was looking for a quick take out/Mediterranean spot and this place came up in my search. I was…read moresurprised that it was located by a gas station store. You can order food all the way at the back of the store. They also have ready to eat food and sides in the refrigerator section. I grabbed a big slab of spanakopita for $10 (delicious once I threw it in the air fryer for a couple of minutes at home), hummus (also delicious - it was very smooth), and stuffed grape leaves/dolmas. I also ordered a double shot of ginger juice (which seemed more like a single shot in a tiny sauce container for $5), chicken shawarma platter and chicken Greek salad. For almost $17, the chicken shawarma was a bit disappointing in terms of portion size - it came with two sides, which we did French Fries and grilled veggies. Taste wise it was it was decent but I didn't get full from it. I went on a weekday afternoon and they had a steady stream of customers but only one guy manning everything so service was not the fastest. There were several tables available to dine in but most do take out.

A friend recommended this place to me, so I decided to try it out. I ordered the kibbe, baklava…read morewith pistachios, lamb shawarma, and Turkish coffee. The kibbe was very crispy and firm, the baklava was sweet and flaky, and the lamb shawarma was the highlight--absolutely delicious! I highly recommend it; it tasted incredibly fresh. The Turkish coffee was a bit of a letdown. I usually enjoy black coffee, but maybe I just haven't acquired the taste for it. The service was great--the server was friendly and always had a smile! The restaurant itself looks a bit run-down from the outside, but the inside is relatively clean. It's nothing fancy, but it's a comfortable spot to enjoy a meal. I'll definitely be coming back for the lamb shawarma and baklava, and I'd love to check out more Lebanese snacks and goodies!