As far as butchers go, this place is pretty classy. They're kinda snobby- the kind of place i…read morewould expect to find in Seattle or NYC. But holy shit do they have the meats. Most impressively are their selection of bacon and sausage varieties and ground meat types. They also have a nice selection of locally made cured sausages and meats as well, such as prosciutto and prosciuttini. Some of their items are a little spendy, but its to be expected given our location, but other items, such as their 85/15% ground beef is CHEAPER than the grocery store. If that isn't incentive to shop there, I don't know what is.

Great selections and I love that they carry scrapple. Went in asked if they had it. They greeted…read morewith a smile and pointed me to the left and we talked about how we like to eat it. P

I've been to Miss prime beef quite a few times but every time I walk in I am amazed. The service is…read moregreat. The ambience is just like a regular meat market you go in and there's a counter with all the meat. We walked in and we asked for a specific type of steak. We saw the prize of moving on. We needed to get five and so we asked about recommendations on a cheaper cut of steak that would feed fat people and not break the bank. They were really helpful and helping us pick out the steaks that night and then we also picked up some bacon and I believe some dried meats like ham hocks or it was turkey necks. I don't remember. We have gone back and we had thought about looking at meat packages, but we haven't done it yet. We don't have room in our freezer, but they have really good prices. If you're looking straight from the butcher check them out I think you will be surprised at what you can get there and what they do have also ask about anything you may not have been able to find they may have it.

I love Mr Prime beef. Inside the place is not very nice but they have amazing meat…read more I got there hot dogs which was 8.49 per pound so 4 hot dogs, no lie they were the best I've ever had!!! I couldn't believe I was eating a hot dog!!! Also, there pepper bacon HOLY SH*T. It was the best bacon I've ever had!! I don't think I'll be able to go back to those Costco hot dogs & bacon. I am blown away! Also, the staff is really friendly and the location is easy to find.

Our go to for quality meat. Can be very busy but they are always professional. We place an order…read moreand it is ready the next day.

I've been shopping at Mike's for many years. I have NEVER EVER been treated rudely. Some employees…read moreknow more than others but I always get any questions I had answered. It can be difficult to please all customers, especially now days when people can be rude to the employees!

I don't stop in here nearly as often as I should but when I do I'm always reminded of how much I…read moreenjoy this little shop. There are just some days when I don't feel like making my own smoked salmon dip and those are the days I stop into this cute little place, that being said I really dig their smoked salmon dip. They also have an excellent selection of "tinned fish" if that's your thing (it's totally mine). All kinds of neat sauces and seasonings as well as a cold case where they carry a variety of their own cured meats. I also swing in here when I'm looking for a gift for someone that I don't know what to get, I'll find some cool candy or such. The staff is always super friendly and ready to assist (and give free tasty samples) from their cold case. Also a bonus for me, located in my favorite part of town Spenard!! *pro tip* Their salmon and sausage products are also sold across the state in grocery stores and even in Costco!!

Not only do they have a great selection of local meat/sausage and seafood, but also a great place…read moreto secure any German food (spaetzle/spätzle packs, rittersport chocolate, sauerkraut, pickles, etc...). Do you also need your game processed? They are a full stop shop to offer you that assistance.

Recently my husband's corporation gifted members a box of seafood for the holiday from 10th and M…read more It was really well packaged. They did an excellent job of ensuring the packaging was airtight for maximum freshness. And amazingly the salmon had not bones. I have no idea how they did that. The salmon, as was all the other fish, absolutely beautiful. My only complaint is that none of it was labeled. The outside of the box indicated what might be in the box to give us some clues, but that was it. But since I was a gift, and a lovely one, I can't complain.

I had the fried shrimp. Light batter and fresh shrimp. Wonderful, shrimp done right. And it was a…read moredozen shrimp not 6 or 8. Good value. An old fashioned fish house. Good service and great selection. I am lucky to live near this treasure.

All meats for our restaurant are purchased from Teddy's along with other products, we have never in…read moreour 9 years of purchasing from them ever had an issue of any sort with their quality of products. Service is excellent as well as their friendly office staff. The manager is top notch and always jumps right in to assist with loading as we operate on an island and pick up and haul supplies in our box van ever month. Their consistent food quality is the reason we love buying from them.

I work for a catering company on the North Slope and we were using meats from Teddys because it was…read morevery cheap and cost effective relative to other meat purveyors and big box stores. However, with low price you sacrifice quality. The ground beef they sell is some of the worst I have ever had in my life and the pork chops dry out extremely fast. The korean style shortribs they would send up would be mostly fat and bone. There are many other issues I have with Teddy's but i'll leave it at this: This is a second rate meat shop. I am sure the owners are nice people but the quality of products they sell is so far below what I would serve to my family or clientele I struggle to understand how they stay in business. Thankfully I was able to persuade my catering company to switch to a professional purveyor like US Foods and the quality of meats are in line with what I expect.

Indian Valley Meats was recommended by a local for us to check out and so my husband and I made a…read morevisit. Indian Valley Meats specialize in different types of game meat like Elk, Caribous, etc. But most of the meats are in jerky or vac- pack sausage form. We were really hoping for there to be fresh meat here available for purchase. However, by the register, we saw two large plastic containers of fresh meat (not sure what) just sitting out. There were also flies in the store. It surprised me that the meat was not kept on ice and not covered to protect from bugs and other possible contaminants. Definitely not our idea of wanting to try game meat in this form and wouldn't come back.

I wondered why I had just now got around to visiting Indian Valley at their Indian, AK location…read more As soon as I pulled up, I realized why: this is the definition of "tourist trap". My Mom and brother are visiting (tourists) and even they weren't impressed. This place is mostly overpriced jerky and sausage that is deceptively marketed. What do I mean? Well, stuff like this: "Elk Sausage": first ingredient "beef" "Reindeer Sausage": first ingredient "pork" If you're looking for cuts of game meat, say an Elk ribeye or a Caribou steak...this is not the place, they don't have any meat like this. If you're looking for 5% wild/game meat augmented with beef and pork, this is your spot! The snack-sized portions of jerky start at roughly $16. I saw a small container of habanero garlic cloves for about $18. They do process game meat that you've hunted yourself, that might be the best use of this business. Otherwise, don't bother.

I don't know on this one…read more I really like this Carr's. Mainly because I'm a pretty simple person. The store doesn't change. I can make my grocery list based on the store layout and be in and out in under 20 minutes. Why 3 stars? 1- if you go after 10pm the clientele drastically changes. I wouldn't recommend coming here after ten or before 8am. They are open 24 hours though. 2- and this could be really petty of me. But I usually go to the human check out. The past four Sunday's when I came in they only had one register open with a human. And when I got there, she was sitting in a chair at the register. This made it so she couldn't reach your groceries. She also did not bag my groceries. Again, I may be petty. But I didn't go to self check out to avoid all of this.

This place used to be nice but is really slacking. I like to go early to avoid the crowds. Showed…read moreup this morning and as always there's only 1 door available for security reasons I'm guessing BUT when the only door is blocked by some homeless panhandling it's bull sh|t. Well there stacking the shelves and you can't get down none of the isles for what you need and if you offer a sale, have that stuff available. Nothing I can for was accessible or available. Said something to the checkout about the homeless blocking the door and bumming food and money but they said they can't do much. Humm. On the way out there harassing me for stuff as I got a couple bags with stuff. Really!!! Might have to find a new store

I was at Fred Meyer -East 1000 E Norther Light…read more The African American store person @ self check out was very nice. He was extremely kind and handled everything very efficiently. I was truly grateful. This took place around lunchtime on April 26th. I look forward to shopping at this store again in the future.

Wow y'all, wow. I…read moreknow tensions are high and we're getting cabin fever, but can we please show some empathy for the people that are out on the front lines? Fred Meyer's employees put themselves at risk of infection every day. They are overworked and understaffed and underpaid. They, along with medical professionals and first responders, are keeping us alive right now. The only difference is that they are paid and respected much less by our society. To clear a few things up: Instacart: is not owned by Fred Meyer. If you have a problem with them, you shouldn't put that on Fred Meyer. Also: Instacart workers are also on the front lines, and need your compassion. It's a GOOD THING: that grocery stores are being strict about returns. THIS DISCOURAGES HOARDING, in addition to being SAFE. In times like this, we should only buy what we NEED. OK, so with that soapbox out of the way: Freddies is doing a great job, all things considered. Social distancing markers are in place on the floors. Employees are constantly sanitizing and/or changing out gloves. Food is getting re-stocked only days after the hoarders take it all. Despite all the added strain, employees remain cheerful and eager to help. Oh, and they are keeping alcohol sales going...essential indeed. Let's be nice, and keep it classy, Anchorage. We'll get through this.