Best service and Meats cut to your preference never have been disappointed. Definitely recommend to…read moreeveryone. You will love their Meat

This long time establishment market is the best in Rhode Island.. They have great cuts of meat that…read morecan be made to order and all other fixings to go with it, whenever I'm throwing a party for a backyard barbecue they have the best cuts of meat. The Billy will always take care of you.

My cousin ordered 32 live lobsters for her annual gathering of family that includes my family. She…read morehad them delivered to her home. The Lobsters were steamed perfectly and served with drawn butter. They were 1 1/4 pounders with a shell you could crack. The lobster was sweet. Delicious. See photo. The outside kitchen at their home is well equipped. Before lobsters were served, they made homemade Clam Cakes. They were perfectly cooked with crispy golden exterior and crumbly interior. Outstanding. In addition, NE and Manhattan Clam Chowders were served. My favorite is always the homemade Portuguese inspired "Stuffies" my cousin serves. She prepares them with chopped fresh Quahog clams, finely chopped red pepper, a little bread crumbs, hot sauce, and spices. Then, they are baked in the Quahog half shells. Full of clam bits, they are superior to the ones you get at seafood restaurants that are loaded with bread crumbs. She got the recipe from her Portuguese MIL.

Excellent service and great selection! I came to get oysters for a school science experiment and…read morethe staff behind the counter waa so friendly and excited to hear about what we were doing. He tossed in a few extra oysters for us. I've also stopped in for fresh fish to eat and am never disappointed. Very welcoming and local feel.

I love that this BJ's is not too far from downtown Providence. Usually we are in the Warwick area…read morefor one reason or another, so having this BJ's market close by is a great advantage. The store is much smaller than a regular BJ's warehouse club, but they carry the most popular items like paper towels, snacks, meats, cleaning products, etc. I am a sucker for potato chips and snacks, so this was a good stop. Plenty of parking and a bunch of very smiley, friendly employees working the store.

Not happy with the bakery at all. On 8/26, I placed a cake, cake came in squished, nothing I…read moreordered was on the cake! Never asked for a chocolate moose center, wrong cream. Never again

These guys are unbelievable! They are able to find and get anything you are looking for. I am so…read morehappy we found them for a distributor!

From the owner: We Have Been Distributing Meats, Provisions, & Frozen Seafood To Markets, Delis " Restaurants as…read morewell as Ethnic Communities Since 1931. Established in 1931, Quality Beef Company Inc. is one of the largest perishable food distributors in Rhode Island. The company serves a variety of markets, such as restaurants, institutions, state commissaries as well as large food service establishments. Some of its products include beef, veal, chicken, pork, frozen seafood and provisions. Its United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) certified cutting room facility has the capability to cut any type of meat. Quality Beef Company Inc. is a member of Unipro Foodservice Inc.

Best prepared foods! Chicken Soup is great, Chicken Cutlets are absolute heaven. I shop here weekly.read more

Great sandwiches, great people. Stopping here was pretty random. Ended up in Cranston because of RI…read moreDMV, hungry, Deli. So glad we found it. I would get anything here. Note to the deli: When someone asks for a whole pickle cut into quarters, it is cut the "long way". Nobody wants a 2" diameter pickle log!

I stopped here because I wanted to bring some Portuguese sausage to my children who live across the…read morecountry. I went in and felt very comfortable because it was safe in there and everyone was wearing a mask. I ordered the linguine and the chourice and while they were packing them I walked around the store. I also found some chopped red pepper that I knew the kids would like. But what I didn't find, and it may have been there, was some Portuguese cheese to bring. It would have been a nice thing that they would have enjoyed. They don't get very good food in Arizona and I always try to bring him something when I go visit. This time I was driving so I was limited in the choices of foods that I could bring some home. The sausage and I thought the cheese as would be good things to stick in a cooler in the car . I was also advised to use the vacuum seal bags I had at home in order to keep the sausages dry and fresh for the trip. I like walking around and looking at the Portuguese groceries and the variety of foods that they have. I usually like to go around the corner to the bakery and get cheese and bread but I forgot the cheese and I knew that the bread would not be any good five days later. Nice little butcher shop with very friendly people.

Personally, I think it's misleading that this place calls itself 'butcher shop'…read more If you are looking for chourico (a type of sausage) or other Portuguese food, then this is your mecca. If you are looking for a beef roast, look elsewhere. I drive by here often, and today, stopped by, looking for a nice pot roast. The front part of the shop is bare, but for a few tables, presumably for customers to eat the hot, prepared foods they sell. Further inside is a glass case, with more chourico than you could shake a stick at. There was small table with a warmer that contained some type of hot food. There are also a few shelves of grocery products that would appeal to their customer base, which was evidently Portuguese, judging from the heavy accents of other patrons (West Warwick has a significant Portuguese population). But, since their sign said "butcher shop," I went there for a beef roast, but realized something was wrong when all I saw was a glass case stuffed with chourico, but no steaks, chops or roasts. I had to wait a while to be helped or even acknowledged, and when the young woman behind the counter got to me, I asked if they had any beef roasts. She had to go to the back to ask someone, then came back and said they do not have beef roasts. Hmmm ... a butcher shop that doesn't sell beef roasts .... Perhaps they should call themselves "JC's Chourico Shop." That would be more accurate.

I received a gift card, so we went to check it out. I had never heard of the honey baked ham…read morecompany before this, but it reminded me of a cross between a Boston Market and an Omaha steaks retail store. They have so many delicious sandwich options available plus several frozen family style sides and meats that you can take to go. The store was immaculate and the staff was very friendly, greeting us immediately upon entering and offering us help with making selections. We decided on our sandwiches and opted to try one of each of the available sides (broccoli, potato salad, and mac and cheese) plus took some deserts to go. This place was a complete surprise to us and unfortunately I think that it gets lost on this road that is full of popular and well known chain restaurants. The honey baked ham company is totally worth checking out!

I stopped in for a sandwich during the RI Food Fights sandwich month. This sandwich was okay at…read morebest. The employees were very friendly but we were the only customers in the store at the time, so that was definitely odd. I don't think I will be rushing back anytime soon.

I love going to Dave's. Sale prices are great! Produce is always fresh and market is clean. I enjoy…read moretheir bakery items and their cheese selection is varied. Staff are friendly and helpful. I can also enjoy a free cup of coffee while I shop. Their seafood is top notch as is their meat department.

I went shopping at Dave's marketplace on the Airport Road yesterday to get some prepared food…read morebehind the deli counter. I had to throw a lot of it away. It was awful as they should put dates on their food or check to see if they can go bad because I can't keep wasting money. Thank you so much for this.

Once again, I have to commend Trader Joe's on their amazing flora & fauna! These alstroemeria are a…read moreweek old & are just stunning. I expect another 7-10 days of this glorious color. Trader Joe's for the win! Highly recommend.

Trader Joe's is an absolute bloodbath in the best way possible. The parking lot is a total shit…read moreshow, and the store inside is packed wall-to-wall with people navigating carts like it's bumper cars. You will question your sanity at least twice before you even get through the front doors. That being said... the food choices are just too good. They have incredible snacks, unique frozen items, and those cotton candy grapes are legitimately elite--sweet enough to make you completely forget about the stress of getting here. It's crowded, it's chaotic, and finding a spot is a full contact sport, but the food is so solid that I'll keep braving the madness anyway

Aldi's is a discount grocery store. Not a lot of 'visual fluff'. It's organized and the aisles are…read moresigned. The cashiers are FAST. They do not provide bags. At all. If you want a bag, you bring one, or you buy a reusable one. Groceries are placed by the cashier into a cart, you pay and go off to the back counter where you will pack your own bags, or just wheel out to your car and transfer them directly. Bring a quarter to 'unlock' your cart. You get the quarter back when you return your cart. Fresh produce is right inside the door and is usually good quality. They offer organic produce from time to time. I always look through the entire area. Things get moved around in this section. They now have premade pizza here too. The Aldi brand is sometimes a national brand, re-packaged. Same food, different package. So give the Aldi brand a try and see if you like it. They carry all the foods: snacks, canned veg and fruit, baking ingredients, spices (selection varies), salad dressings, ice cream, meats, etc. The dairy section includes a variety of milk including alternatives, a selection of eggs, yogurt, lots of cheeses. Meats include bacon, turkey bacon, chicken sausage, all beef hot dogs, cold cuts. Their coffee and tea selection is small, but good and they carry sparkling waters and hydration products like Gatorade. Frozen foods include pre-made meals, burgers, vegetables and desserts. There is no 'bakery' or 'deli' here. But the items you would get there may be available here as a pre-packaged item. Check all around because sometime items are put where there is space, not where you expect them to be located. For example, I once found organic cream near the cold cuts instead of in the dairy section. A 'specials' aisle near the middle of the store changes frequently and includes anything from toys to household storage, candles to cookware, etc. Once it's gone, it's gone, so check each time you visit. I always walk the whole store because some days they have a national brand I buy that they don't often carry. You just never know. The parking area can get a bit much. The space is shared with Good Will next door and is often full. There are only two Stop signs at a four way intersection near the exit/entrance and drivers often cruise through there like they are on a private drive. Keep your eyes open for these daredevils and stop at the intersection just in case one is nearby. Only one cashier is usually manned. There is a second checkout lane that sometimes is opened for particularly busy moments. It depends on staff availability. If there is a delivery happening for example, there will be no second cashier. There are four self-check out kiosks with no limit on the number of items you can scan. These kiosks only take credit cards. Lines move fairly quickly. Like any grocery store, be a smart shopper. Items like meat may be a dollar cheaper per pound here. Fresh berries may be half as much. You may also find items cheaper at other locations; Job Lot for example. Shop around, find out what is the best price for your pantry items and make it part of your shopping routine.

Oh Aldi, how I love you BUT I always forget a quarter. So I've been here a handful of times to this…read morelocation and I usually get lucky and someone will just give me their carriage when I forget my quarter, but this time I went in and asked if I could borrow a quarter which online it said you can do, and the cashier was so nice and I promised I would give the quarter back, which indeed I did and they seemed shocked. But any-who, this location is always very nicely stocked and I seem to find an employee on the floor whenever I need one whenever I have a question, which excites me. My sister is the one who put me on to Aldi, the prices are amazing and am able to stretch the money I have and get quality items, which makes me happy in this economy right now. They do charge for bags but I bring my own, so that's never an issue. I just hate having to bag my stuff since I do a full shop here but that's okay. The food items are of good quality, and they taste great. Honestly every since I started coming here I don't go to the other markets. This location does get packed really easily, but they open lines very quickly. As soon as they see lines starting to grow, they open registers and the employee scan very rapidly, it seems like a race and I am shocked at how quickly they scan and get you In and out. The atmosphere here is not bad, can get a hit chaotic but for the most part everyone is nice and courteous. Give this Aldi's a go it's a nice size as well and the produce always seems fresh!