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    Mud Pond Farm

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    3 years ago

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    2 years ago

    Very clean and quality meat.Many varieties of smoked meat and cheese. Prices are reasonable.

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    Bosak's Choice Meats

    Bosak's Choice Meats

    3.8(12 reviews)
    10.7 mi
    $$$

    We stopped in for the first time today while in the Scranton area. As soon as you enter, you'll be…read moremet by the aromas of fresh meat and other goodies. The store is small, but size doesn't matter here! They are stocked will every type of meat, produce, snacks, frozen foods, etc. We purchased two links of fresh kielbasa, two different types of pierogi, a fresh onion, and a small bag of coconut/pineapple cookies (for the ride home). We enjoyed everything we purchased there. All was fresh and delicious. I urge you to give this market a try.

    I thought this place would be somewhere between Schiff's and Wegman's. Walking in, it struck me…read moremore as a local meat market than a place you'd go out of your way to visit. Just to give an example, the Meat Locker (long closed) had some creations that photographed well and were genuine specialties. Here, the name of the game seems to be ethnic tastes, namely special types of sausage. Main knock for me is that they sold me 3 choice filets at 26.99 per pound. I think this is outrageous considering Schiff's probably still sells the entire tenderloin for $16/lb or less. The cuts were low-end coming from what I call the "tail" of the tenderloin, actually with a vein of gristle. They also stock frozen local pierogis which I can't fault them on the quality of, but I cooked a dozen of them today and will note that they were a bit too bready and grainy for my taste. I also bought fresh kielbasa which I didn't get a chance to cook but looked great. There are tons of exceedingly positive reviews on another platform singing the praises of Bosak's, but I can't find many specifics and my experience puts it into more of an emergency/novelty category for those who live further downvalley.

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