My partner loves getting high quality meats from here so he grabbed tri tips, sirloin and a couple…read moreother steaks along with three different flavored sausages to bbq. My partner grilled them and, they came out perfectly and were very tender. I am still thinking about each cut and their deliciousness.

The best butcher on the Peninsula, great prices and a very friendly staff…read more They will happily do any kind of butchering that you asked for, which saves you a ton of time in the kitchen and always is better than I can do

They were so nice! And the Wagyu was amazing. I would definitely recommend going to them.read more

Great deal for Wagyu! Super friendly guys, who get you your supply on time :)…read more This reminds me I have a slab in my freezer I need to finish off so I can get another order!!! Thank Butter Meats!

Great service at this small butcher shop in Redwood City! Quality meats at a reasonable price! Ask…read morefor Benjamin!! #smallbusinessbigdreams #butchershop #redwoodcity #familyownedbusiness #grassfedbeef #organic

Excellent well marbled dry aged steaks with a matching price…read more I got a few big dry aged ribeyes and they were fantastic. I did dry brine them for a day before cooking, followed by a 2-zone charcoal grill (sear over the charcoal, bring up to temp away from the charcoal). The steak was fantastic - very tender, very juicy, and just a hint of the dry aged flavor. If you want the funkiness that a 60+ dry aged steak will bring this isn't it, but if you want something just a bit more complex than other steaks you'll definitely like this. $230 for 4 steaks isn't cheap, HOWEVER you'd never find this quality of dry aged steak in this quantity for that price at a steakhouse, and you won't find this quality at Costco or Whole Foods. The only comparable steaks I have had are from the premium online retailers, and I've tried many of them. Flannery Beef, Snake River Farms. DeBragga, Lobel's, Pat LaFrieda - all will sell you a very good steak. But: 1. It will cost more, given shipping 2. It will take longer 3. You're not supporting a local business So if it's Friday and you want a restaurant-or-better quality steak, Gambrel is the obvious choice. While I didn't purchase anything besides steak, I did notice they sell lots of high end Italian foods and charcuterie. It looked good and the prices matched the meat, maybe next time. Steak and pasta does make a good if indulgent meal. The overall vibe is of an old school butcher and specialty shop. Even if you've never been in one it's something you've seen on TV or a movie. The guy at the counter was also helpful with figuring out the portion I needed, fast at cutting, and trimmed the ribeyes beautifully. The only downside has to be the parking. Downtown Redwood City is just a disaster. I know they can't fix it but I seriously almost didn't come because the main thought in my head was "ugh am I going to be able to find a spot within walking distance?" Fortunately I was able to park right out front since it wasn't peak hours but that was just pure luck.

Fun, lively, bustling market for all things Me I can and beyond! They have a hit bar of prepared…read morefoods plus dishes they make for you on the spot and aguas frescas. A produce department and fresh seafood counter plus meats of every imaginable variety. They also have a little pastry counter with cakes, cookies, etc. The prices were a tad high, e.g. for a pretty small package of roasted salted in the shelk peanuts they were almost $4 to $5, when I've seen the same nuts in double the quantity for the same price. People are friendly and parking is easy with their own free lot!

Everything is good and recommended the taqueria! The veggies are fresh! Customer service is great!read more

This is a great local produce market tucked away in a small plaza…read more Their produce is presented so nicely! They have fresh organic products and everything is always stocked up well. The prices are reasonable and the market sells a lot of necessities for groceries.

New owners obviously don't keep high standards of running the store! Too bad. All good things one…read morecould say about the store before are gone! Very unfortunate, because it was a great, conveniently located little store, that always had great inventory and fresh produce. Not any longer. Now myself and my friends go to Deans. Thank goodness it is close by too.

I recently came back from France and have been trying to recreate some of my favorite meals at…read morehome, so I was on the hunt for some specialty cheeses. Piazza's absolutely delivered! Their cheese selection is incredible, and they even carry real French butter, which completely made my day. What really made the experience exceptional, though, was Christina in the cheese department. Her knowledge of cheese was honestly unbelievable. She took the time to answer my questions, make recommendations, and help me find exactly what I needed. It's rare to find someone who is that passionate, knowledgeable, and helpful. The entire store is also beautiful. Everything is displayed so nicely, and there are so many great options throughout the store. I originally went in looking for a few specialty items, but Piazza's is definitely going to become one of my regular grocery stores.

I have been a loyal, longtime customer of Piazza's and have always genuinely loved this store and…read moreits staff. I've been coming here for years, which is why it honestly saddens me to even have to write this review. Unfortunately, my recent experience with an employee named Natalia left me extremely uncomfortable and disappointed. During my visit, I overheard comments she was making with another staff member that I found very inappropriate and uncomfortable. When I needed assistance finding products, I also felt that she was very dismissive and acted as though helping me was an inconvenience. Before leaving, I made sure to get her name from another employee who was kind enough to assist me. I had never experienced anything like this at Piazza's before, and it was especially disappointing because I have always had positive experiences with the other employees. The staff I've interacted with over the years have been kind, welcoming, and helpful. As someone who has supported Piazza's for years, it's upsetting that one employee's behavior has made me feel like I no longer want to shop somewhere I've been a loyal customer of. I truly hope management takes this seriously and speaks with Natalia about how customers are being treated.I rarely see her working so in my opinion they should fire her and find someone with better attitude. I have always enjoyed supporting Piazza's, and I hope this situation can be addressed so that longtime customers continue to feel respected, comfortable, and welcomed when they walk through the doors.

Boutique, traditional market. Big variety of seafood…read morevegetables, and meat. I think the owner is the person that worked there so the service is great. I love the concept of farm table .

I called this place a couple of days ago to ask for some guidance on a frozen salmon i received…read morefrom a friend who was visiting Alaska. Maynor (im sorry if i spelled your name wrong) was so helpful over the phone. I have never deboned a fish before and he was kind & knowledgable about it. I went in a day later to bring the same fish for Maynor to cut up for me & he was so kind about it. I will be coming back for other services.

Nice market with a fantastic deli and the best chicken pot pie already made and ready to eat…read more They have a salad and soup bar Employees are nice and helpful Has its own parking lot

I love Bianchini's! Great selection and quality of produce, fresh meats/seafood/cheeses/eggs/baked…read moregoods, packaged goods and flowers. All the staff are helpful and knowledgeable. l don't know them personally but I'm a fan of each person for different reasons. One time I was buying persimmons that were kind of pricey... and the cashier paused to let me know the cost. It was expensive but I really wanted them so I nodded for them to cross the scanner but I appreciated him pointing it out because I hadn't looked at the price tag! The store is always fresh and clean, as is the parking lot. I appreciate that they have ample parking and you can enter/exit from 3 different streets. Other helpful features: * They have plastic bag recycling outside, and other machines inside that I haven't used (locker, CRV bottle recycling, maybe a coin counter?). * They are open throughout the year with the exception of just Christmas Day. Bless them for being open on the eves and New Year's Day! * If you shop here regularly, be on the look out for their annual Cyber Monday Gift Card sale (pay $75 for a $100 gift card). * On Fridays, there is a van that sharpens knives while you shop! I highly recommend them!

The supermarket is clean and well organized. The coffee station is located in the front of the…read morestore. It is so convenient to grab, pay, and go. The pastries are also located near the front registers. Coffee and the walnut pound cake was perfect. Very fresh produces and meats. Friendly and helpful staff. They have a private parking lot and street parking.

The atmosphere at La Hacienda Market in San Mateo is great, and the staff seemed friendly. They…read morealso have a huge variety of Mexican snacks and groceries, which I really liked. Unfortunately, my experience at the meat counter completely changed my opinion. I ordered 1 lb of chicharrón. I usually go to Chavez Market, but I decided to give this place a try. Everything was fine until the employee started cutting the chicharrón into smaller pieces. Instead of using a clean cutting board, he placed a piece of paper over a cutting board that had just been used for raw meat. While cutting, a large piece of my chicharrón rolled off the paper and touched the raw meat sitting next to it. He quickly grabbed it back like nothing happened, but I clearly saw it. To make things worse, another employee handed him a knife that had just been used on raw meat and simply wiped it off with a towel instead of properly sanitizing it. That is a serious food safety concern. I ended up paying around $15 for food I no longer felt comfortable eating. I really wanted to like this place, but proper food handling and sanitation should be taken much more seriously. I would love to get my money back but im sure they wont honor it.

If you manage expectations, Takahashi can be a five star experience. Due to the fact that it's a…read moremom and pop operation and its small size, you obviously won't find the same variety as you would at other Asian supermarkets. But as a corner grocer with great grab and go options and a hot food counter, it's a gem. Ordered the Okinawan shoyu pork to go and then wandered the market to pick up some Hawaiian snacks, such as tea and chips (and snagged an unagi musubi), while I waited. The pork stew was savory and tender, and came with white rice. Very comforting, homestyle cooking. I'll be back to try the mochiko chicken.

I will probably give this places 2 more goes, as I feel like this is a place where once you find…read more"your" go-to, nothing can beat it. Continually staying optimistic as while the price was far from super friendly, some items were sold out so I feel like I might be missing out on some of the better items. Items tried: -Unagi Crawfish Musubi (5/5): Yes. Unagi was cooked well and the crawfish is such a nice texture. it was soggy but it was soooo good. -Tuna poke (2/5): fish had some fishiness and minerality, not much in terms of tuna flavor. It was far from the impact I felt when I had a different market from San Jose's Poke. -Tako Poke (3/5): well cooked octopus, lightly sauced but nothing amazing -Flank Steak Musubi (1.5/5): I wasn't a huge fan of the rice to meat ratio, and the steak flavor was covered by the sauce. If you really want to try it, go for it. It was not for me. The seaweed felt bland. -Side of rice: Good cook on the rice. Might be dry for some but it was similar in texture and grain separation to the rice i make at home. Nothing to write home about, it's rice.