Great prices will definitely be back. to this butcher they…read morewhere super friendly and professional they completely took care of my meat needs.

Went after trying a sample of Green Crack. Hadda grab some for the family. But of course I wanted…read moreto try out some of their meat so I grabbed a few skewers to snack on. Wow! Here it may cost 3x more but it tastes 5X better! The family run store is super friendly and has a great variety. Can't wait to go back.

Love their food from deli/bakery. They also import from Italy/Sicily for some great grocery items…read morewith healthier ingredients!

Great local Market if you don't want to go to the grocery stores. It's a local neighborhood market…read morewith fresh food hot and cold. Prepackaged foods. Everything is Fresh. They even have all kinds of pasta frozen ravioli manicotti and much more

Awesome authentic polish food at its finest. Service was great and they took the time with me who…read moredoesn't speak polish. A great find

I haven't been to this place since opened up under new owners, it used to be Kabanos Deli. I was…read morereading some of the Yelp reviews and it sounded like a good place to try. the store is small no sitting area but they have plenty of ethnic food items to pick fro they had different types of hot food pierogies, stuffed cabbage and other delicious looking Polish food. the deli department had about seven or eight different types of kielbasa and if you don't know what you want they let you sample it. they also had four different varieties of head cheese cold cuts that I sampled very delicious. the people working there are very helpful and friendly and the prices are good.

This is where your tongue will throw a party for your mouth, absolutely the finest meat market on…read moreLong Island. From their highly skilled butchers to their top of the line Mega assortment of everything you could possibly ask for. This is not your ordinary butcher shop. They service restaurants, country clubs, hotels, and other high-end food service establishments in the Tri-State area. This is as real as it gets to the consumer looking to buy top quality products just like all of the high end steakhouses and venues buy. If you have never been there give it a try. You can even order online. Once you taste the huge euphoric difference in their products it's a no brainer! You have found your new meat market for life!. Simply the best of the very best!

Great place to get fresh meat at very good prices and the best sales. Friendly staff.read more

Packed full of so many items. Beautiful displays. Friendly staff. Big assortments in each…read moredepartment to choose from. However, the pastries in the bakery are not up to par. The cannolis are ok, skimpy filling, centers empty. The sfogliatelle was very overdone skimpy filling. The baba rum has a very watery tasteless unsweetened liquid poured over it. I'm sure they could do better on that item alone. I won't be getting pastries from there anymore. I line lots of things from there but I'm a bit fussy bout my Italian pastries

liz m, I went to the Deer Park Ave. store to get real cans of D.O.P. San Marzano tomatoes. I…read morepurchased the Vantia brand and paid quite a bit for them. The can had the two seals and serial# on the label (which is correct)-but the can contains basil. The only ingredients allowed in true DOP tomatoes are tomatoes and their juice. This label is misleading and Uncle Giuseppe is selling a fake product and is charging a lot for non DOP tomatoes.

Amazing best sandwiches in town. Chicken with Broccoli Rabe can't be beat. 2 young gentlemen that…read moremake the sandwiches are a asset to the place

Best sandwiches ever. The man who makes them looks like he hates life but i sincerely think that…read moreadds to the flavor. Overall great store, the owner and staff treat you like family and the food and its quality speaks for itself. I love the business even more under new ownership. Ps sausage meatballs are a spiritual experience

I ordered the Fratelli Italian hero today. I asked for them to please shave the meats , cheese,…read more add roasted peppers, oil and vinegar. I had them make it on an Italian sesame hero roll I got from their bread display. Well,,,They forgot the cheese and soaked the beautiful Italian hero bread with balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Now, when I tell a deli person I want oil and vinegar, I have never gotten balsamic. You might agree with me it is supposed to be red wine vinegar instead. The balsamic ruined it for me. So, they did shave the meats but no provolone at all. I had to deconstruct the sandwich as to not waste a 21 dollar sandwich. Overall the store has many display cases with one case that looked like a storage place for dirty utensils, not a good look. They do have a wide variety or beverages to choose from. I will return to Fratelli's for another try to see if I can get what I ask for.

Doesn't look like much when you walk in , however the sandwiches I ordered were really good.read more

Gemelli the Restaurant which is down the block is slated to become a Whisky Down location in Fall…read more2026. Could Gemelli the store be packing their bags too? The store has no life inside, it's depressing. The shelves have minimal products which are overpriced. The grab and go dinners only had 2 choices available, so sad. Store made frozen pasta is available. Fresh meat is available, looked good but expensive. Salted cod was $21 a pound, why? There's a full array of salads in the front showcase which showed some promise but too expensive. No other customers in the store and it was lunch time. The quiche we bought had plenty of cheese and tasted good heated up despite the bottom crust being underbaked. I think that Uncle Giuseppe's sucked away business from Gemelli which used to be the only high end Italian market around.

We have always liked the meats from Gemelli but I was disappointed that after I was told the price…read moreof my purchase I gave a credit card. Upon looking at the receipt I noticed they charged a fee for using the card. When I questioned the higher amount on my receipt the manager, I believe, said the credit card company puts it on there. WRONG! It's up to the merchant to tell the credit card company and in NYS it is illegal to charge more for using a credit card unless info is posted with the credit card amount and the cash amount or there is a discount for cash. Check this out on the NYS Consumer Affairs web site and point it out to merchants who are illegally charging you this fee. Yes, the store is paying a fee for accepting credit cards but that is part of their overhead and the burden should not be placed on their customers. Just wondering if they write off that expense after collecting it from unwary customers. There is a $500 fine for each complaint.

Quick review of a small neighborhood spot I've passed a gazillion times but never went in. Until I…read moreran out of Sumac, which is a spice that Native Americans use for seasoning meats & vegetables but also to make a kind of lemonade drink. So NO it's not poison sumac you knuckleheads! LOL. Geez! Get out more! Explore your state. There's lots of native indigenous wild foods to eat. But that's another review for another time. Now here's where Yelp steps in combining cultures. My dude Vinny (Yeah that Vinny!) tells me that the Turkish also use this spice quite often. Wait! What!? The Turks have Sumac waaaaaay over there?! Who knew?! Not me! Sooooooo I run out my supply which I collect in the summer when it's dry out or I buy it at Fairway market which sells it for like $5.00 for 2 oz. I don't feel like driving that far & remember this Halal spot I pass every other week or so. BOOM! They not only have it. They have a freaking half a pound of it for $3.50! And guess what! It tastes better than fairway's jar & easier than harvesting it myself! Done! And Done! Yup! I scored big! I'll be back. 1-17-2017