They have pickle soup on Tuesday! My favorite pickle soup, but it is only available on Tuesday!…read more This is what you do: buy a large pickle soup ($3.50 for a quart); also buy a roll, they have ones that are a tiny little bit sweet, maybe it's a challah roll. I don't know. Have one of the counter ladies cut it in half and put a little butter on it. Sit down at the counter, and dunk your roll into the soup, and pop a bite of that roll in your mouth as it gets a little pickle soupy. Heaven!

Terrible, terrible. They overcharge everytime for the same dinner. The food has no heat lamps and…read moreno glass guard. They owner is rude, they charged me 20 bucks for potato pie with salad. Wtf. Please to to hetman, do not eat this unsafe, overpriced and salty food. And when u tip the girls the owner takes th money.

Meat lover's paradise would be the best way to describe this small shop that I have been visiting…read morefor over 30 years. It was introduce to my dad through a coworker back in the 80's when he would bring goodies back from the shop on a regular basis. He then introduced it to me after I got my driver's license. After my dad retired, it became my job to stop by and pick up our favorite cuts of meat. Whenever I stop in, the gentleman who has served my dad would still ask, "How's Little Shanghai?", referring to my father lovingly. I guess that makes me "Baby Shanghai." Lol. Btw, he has no idea that my dad is 20+ his senior. He only realized when I told him my age. He also would know my order, the usual Paprika Bacon, Garlic Bacon, Meatloaf, Mini Frankfurters, and just a few pieces of their amazing Chicharron. Furthermore, I would often add on a few other items like Head Cheese, Kielbasa, Tarska Bacon, Black Forest Bacon, Smoked Pork Shoulder, Smoked Pig Feet, etc. There are just so many meaty goodies. If you are unfamiliar with Eastern European meats, just simply ask for a taste. They will gladly oblige. Prices are very reasonable. You can leave with a bag of meats for less than $30. I often leave with a large bag closer to $75-100 to enjoy for the next week. Whatever you do, just make sure you try this shop.

Best place for meat and anything Balkan. Service is tops and they are great serving you even if…read moreyou're not Serbian or Hungarian.

Very helpful staff. Lots of sausage and kielbasa and ham and cold cuts as well as condiments…read more Highly recommended.

Ancient butcher shop, sparkling clean, with everything prepared on the premises. As fresh as could…read morebe. Service is professional, friendly and knowledgeable. And patient. Everything is delicious.

I have tried their cevapi a couple times and it hasn't let me down. I have yet to try more from…read morethis place but i would like to get some cuts of lamb or veal from here. They also have some other European products, mostly Balkan, aside from the butcher section. The service is good too, very friendly guys working there.

I have been frequenting this place for about a year now. Food is always good quality and the crew…read morethere has always shown nothing but respect. Highly recommended!

A great Polish experience with every food you could ever desire. I would buy the whole store but my…read morewife would get upset! Love the veal hotdogs as well as the veal/pork sausage. Not to mention the hams, bacons, kielbasas and all the condiments. Love this place! Highly recommended!

Very dissapointing visit.I am not sure why the store looks like is going out of business? The…read morekielbasy and cold cuts are not so fresh and very salty, VERY SALTY!!!! Store is dark and not inviting.The hot food is not sold there anymore. Product just laying in front of the meat counters ,like is getting discarded.Only one person helping customers?Maybe the ownerc know the customers are going to other stores? I am not sure what had happened? But I need to go back to Nassau Meat -Kiszka 2 bloks up across the street. Food ,serivice and ambiance so much better.

Are you new to the hood? Budget stretched "Young Urban…read moreCreative"? Then Steve's Food Market should be your Greenpoint Meal Plan. Don't cook? Why bother? Ya can come here (and hit up other Polish Meat Markets like it in Greenpoint) for the prepared foods: delicious chicken noodle soup, bean soup loaded with kielbase, white borscht, vegetable soup, huge stuffed cabbage (meat or vegetarian), chicken in sour cream dill sauce, chicken cutlets, carrot and vegetable salads to die for, fresh baked local breads, sweet cheese blintzes, even potato pancakes all for RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. Seriously, my gf and I ate takeout for 3 days on a $48 expenditure here. Try doing that at some pretentious New Brooklyn food shop. Don't be a Gentrifying Tool. Be a local. Shop the local Polish Markets.

I am Polish. Any time I am in NYC, I will go out of my way to go to Greenpoint to get pierogi here…read more And then I dutifully haul them home to share with friends and family back in Massachusetts. Could I get pierogi much closer to home? Sure. But IMHO the kapusta (cabbage) and ruskie (potato cheese) pierogi are really remarkable here. PS. Despite another review that suggested otherwise, the staff do speak English & Polish.

The owner is such a nice person. I love how fresh their meats are. They have great meat packages.read more

Great prime meats, great service and friendly staff. Great assortment of cooked meals and saladsread more

just surprised to read negative reviews. This store is…read morewonderful meat marcket both takeout and row meats. inside the store is very small but u can find good food all around. taste very good too. Just took 1star off Sometimes customers stair look at u(even ure not celebrity Yet) and it could be distracted ur shopping time. I guess store workers have to give manners for unusual actions.

and yet another strange place in the heart of hassid town…read more They have an extensive pre-cooked warm food section. The selection varies from meatballs, baked chicken, to gefilte fish (I tried it, maybe one of the better gefiltes in the area). For some reason, the Hassids love putting sugar in everything. I mean EVERYTHING. I also tried the kuggel (a noodle cake). There was the sweet and not as sweet. I got the not as sweet. It was dark brown and seemed to have been made with BBQ sauce. Weird...