I am rounding up my updated review to 5 stars. Handley Hens and Beef is a family-owned farm that…read moresells mostly poultry, eggs, and beef. They also sell some other products such as pork, sausage, honey, maple syrup, and dairy products (e.g., cow milk, goat milk, cream, butter, and cheeses). I feel very happy that their chicken and ducks are raised cage-free. So far, I have bought a few of Handley's products. I would have preferred that their maple syrup be a little sweeter (3 stars). Their honey had a very good flavor (4.5 stars). Their duck eggs and their jumbo-sized chicken eggs were both very large, fresh, and tasty (both 5 stars). Prices of Handley's foods are sometimes higher than prices of grocery stores' foods, but Handley's products are generally a higher quality.

I recently have some deer meat processed into kielbasa and hot sausage, and it was the best I have…read moreever eaten, I have had my deer meat at various locations throughout the years before we moved to Conneaut Lake and we buy our meat from Livingstones, because we know where it comes from, it is clean and fresh and of excellent quality for the price, so it was obvious to use them this year with our deer meat, I could not have been more pleased, thank you processors for your excellent work and I would highly recommend them to anyone, Howard and Marcia Shaffer, Conneaut Lake, Pa.

Recent changes to this local grocery has severely impacted customer service and quality. The store…read morechanged its coupons from stamps to electronic. The electronic does not work and when asked to assist the store manager was less than helpful made me wait 15 minutes and acted like the failure of the system was my fault. Also since putting hardware in the store there have been lay offs of baggers and the grocery portion has declined noticeably in the produce section and bakery. Due to poor customer service I will no longer be supporting this establishment.

they have better prices than Walmart on meat. I mean a lot better. food though is more expensive…read more So if you buy meat your junk food at Walmart, you're fine.

I stopped for 2 strips and a filet on Tuesday while coming past on my way home to Pittsburgh from…read moreErie. We were so excited for dinner. But unfortunately, the strips were awful. They weren't as thick as they had been in the past. One of them had a huge piece of fat across the middle of the steak. The filet was tender. I also had asked the lady working there since we weren't going to eat them until the next night if she should add the seasoning now or could I get some to go to put on myself on Wednesday morning to be ready for dinner that night, she said I can give it to you to put on yourself but I will have to weigh it and charge you for it. I agreed to that. But when I added it to the 3 steaks, there was not enough. We couldn't taste the great flavor from the seasoning as we always had in the past. There was always extra fluid in the bag but this time there was none. I found the quality of the 2 strips to be much worse than their steaks I always had bought in the past. I'm not sure if I would go there again. It's sad because I always felt their steaks were superb!

I loved Malady's, so much that their prices are a blur to me now because the meat was so, SO good…read more Their meat is high quality, local, grain fed, and never frozen (unless you find it in the freezer, but they froze it themselves). They cut the meat in the back room and the animals are local which is amazing compared to the meats Giant Eagle in Pittsburgh gets from North Dakota. The boneless chicken breasts run out fast so if you go there and it is not available this is not uncommon, but don't worry just ask when they will restocked and come back. The best thing ever was their Moroccan lamb sausage, which was a rarity. Every week I would go here and get 2-4 chicken breasts and a half or full pound of their ground beef. Sometimes I would pick up a pepperoni stick for pizzas or some beef jerky as a snack. EVERYTHING I ever bought at Malady's was top quality and delicious. I would give this place more stars if possible. The two women who worked there were always friendly and nice - same goes for the owner. They also have some of their meats frozen, chicken nuggets, steak fries, sauces, jams, cheeses and eggs among other things. Also, they have fresh and local whole turkey around Thanksgiving! Supposedly from the same farm the President (yes of the country) gets his bird from too! I truly miss this place. I only lived in Meadville for three years during college. If you are in the area, go! It changed my standard for meats, especially chicken.

Best cheese and meats and best prices. Good customer service. Energy sustainable plant.read more

The best Swiss I ever tasted my favorite is the Age Swiss and asiago Swiss. Fairview has a variety…read moreof cheese at a fare price

I love their donuts! It's a nice locally owned grocery store and the owner and employee are…read morepleasant. Prices are reasonable on most products but I have a had a couple issues with their bread and other fresh products showing some mild mold but every time I mentioned the mold they sincerely apologized and offer me a free product of the same value or offer me a nice discount on my next visit there so that's good I will definitely shop there again and help local small business

A wonderful, CHARMING, local store that will remind you of childhood if you grew up in a small…read moretown. The first two things you'll notice is the excellent mid-century design of the sign outside (some are inside too - keep an eye out) and the exceptionally friendly greeting upon your arrival. There's no self check outs or disgruntled big box store "greeters" here; just genuine local folk who are happy to see you (even us out of towners). For how small the store is there is a wide variety of just about everything you need and then some things that you don't "need" but certainly want, like the donuts. I visited over the holiday and couldn't resist the clearance holiday socks. Who knew?! I found many items that I was having trouble locating at larger, more prominent grocery stores. If you're shopping for tofu you'll be out of luck, but I am willing to overlook that due to the overall charm and convenience. Shopping just isn't like this everywhere anymore. Do yourself a favor and pick up as many groceries as you can all while shopping small and local.

Went there July 4 th picked up some cheddar dogs. Salty tasted like a slim Jim. Now my biggest…read moreconcern is. Pull d out ring bologna it was sticky. And smelly. Along with there meat sticks. No body ate the hotdogs. And threw the rest in garbage. Hawk. You' owe me 85 dollars for selling rotten. Food. Health dept called. Should be shut down. Next time in town. I'll be stopping bye. So have me money ready. No bullshit

Unique and friendly service Hope that they can find a buyer who will keep the business going.read more

Great food amazing prices a true small Town American Business make sure you ask about the house rubread more

Best butcher shop in western Pennsylvania! Still trying to get Bob's recipe for his ground…read morechuck-mouth watering. Great steaks, seafood & deli. 2 tips: Call in your order ahead of time & be sure to take something home with you. Don't forget kielbasa & sauerkraut too!