Ignore the negative reviews, they are frankly moronic. They are from the type of people who will…read moregive a 1 star review because a bathroom attendant doesn't give them paper towels in a nice restaurant. It's a meat market. It's all frozen. It's not a big place, you most likely don't need help finding anything, and if you do, there's a few guys who can help. The selection is great. The prices are good. Get what you need and leave. Don't expect hand-holding, don't expect red carpet treatment. They got tons of meat, pork, poultry, fish. That's what you should expect, and that's what you'll get.

If it was possible to give this place 10 stars, I would without hesitation! It was my first time at…read moreWild Fork and I loved it! I had never heard of Wild Fork, I noticed it waiting in traffic at a red light and decided to check it out. So glad that I did. If you're into exotic meats, this is a one stop shop. They also have a variety of seafood, fruits, sauces, etc. And best of all, they are very reasonably priced. The service is top notch, you are greeted upon entry and offered assistance if needed. The store is clean, stocked, organized, and everything is clearly labeled. I look forward to going again... and again!

It's me again went back to get some more chicken breasts for sous vide meal prep, their awesome…read moreroasted turkey breast, cole slaw, and picked up a turkey and cheese sandwich on half a loaf of French bread. I'm eyeballing tri tip for my next beefy adventure.

Twice, I bought the prepared foods to discover that the chicken inside was not fully cooked…read more Unacceptable- and dangerous - this happened with different dishes twice at two different times.- After my last experience, I would never return .

I would say there's a large enough selection to get the occasional item, especially if you don't…read morewant to go all the way to Brooklyn. Staff are friendly.

PROS: Large variety of items…read moreReasonable prices Easy to navigate Clean & organized Friendly (older guy) Large parking lot CONS: None Came here to pick up some traditional Russian foods and items. The store is pretty self explanatory and easy to navigate. They have a bunch of fresh deli counters with fresh food and Russian dark/black breads made daily and cut meats and preserved fishes deli station. They have a bunch of other Slavic and Scandinavian items as well. The older guy is very nice and helpful and was happy to assist me with suggestions on some of the items I came to get. I have been here a few times and it's always been a pleasant experience.

Excellent thin chicken cutlets and really not a bad price! Will be back to try other things! I…read morelooked around and saw really nice Italian specialties and the staff were friendly!

The absolute best! They have been our butchers since the day they took over the business, anything…read moreI need, special cuts and they bring my order out to the parking lot! Second to none for quality meats!

This is the place you go to for a quick and cheap lunch…read more Most of the sandwiches here range from $4.50-$6.00. I dont know about you but the price it self gets me for cheap lunches and the fact that the sandwiches are loaded with good quality deli meat and the staff is nice is the cherry on top. They offer an array of cold sandiwches, hot sandwiches, and even small fried food options like chicken strips and fries. My favorite thing about this place is that even though they are one of the only places in the area to serve deli sandwiches, they are so friendly and cheap (I know I said this already but I need to emphasis this. If you know this area you know there are no cheap options). Turkey and Cheese on a sub with everything on it... Oil and vinager seeps through the wax paper.... YES, Please!

I hate giving this place a low rating because I genuinely enjoy coming here. Unfortunately, today's…read moreexperience was really disappointing. I ordered a beef BEC, and the amount of bacon on it was surprisingly small. I went back to ask about it because it honestly looked like there was only one piece of bacon on the sandwich. I was told they put two slices on every sandwich and that mine had the correct amount. I'll include a photo so you can decide for yourself, but in my opinion, it didn't look like it. I hope this was just an off day because I've had good experiences here before.

Maple Kosher Meat Market is the place to go!!! Ruth has been wonderful guiding me through all the…read moreprepared salads, soups etc, then on to the protein section and all else. I love homemade soups during the winter and when I don't feel like taking time out to make soup myself, I go here... soups made fresh, very tasty and quite a variety always!!! I highly recommend and this market will be at the top of my list!!!

Turkey was processed and unpalatably salty Diner and Board…read moreHead superior Overpriced for what you get

Largest farmers market I have ever been to! So many pretty flowers and fresh vegetables and cheese…read morespots. Very busy! Good to arrive early

Great selection of food. Lots of Italian goodies. Very friendly people. I wanted to try…read moreeverything

Great Turkish establishment with a variety of food items, super clean & friendly staff; you must…read morego to experience it!

A fun place to wander for a different side of supermarkets. It's a cramped place so has a bit more…read moreof a NYC vibe to the layout. As we squeezed through the aisles and others squeezed by us, I scoured all the shelves. Fruits / veggies seemed fairly normal, some normal food on every shelf and some Middle Eastern brands. Then you get to the multiple brands of mulberry syrup, the various types of dried sweet olives, the Azerbaijani salsas, and things get fun. This is a Turkish mart, but they branch out in all directions. I found Lebanese, Palestinian, Hungarian... the list certainly goes on. It was fun picking out different foods I felt like trying. They had a pile of fresh-cooked, fresh-wrapped breads made in Irvington. Still good 3 days later, now part of my sandwiches for the week. They sell a lot of sausages (all halal, no pork), but the star is their homemade beef sausage. I grabbed one of those and it's now sliced on those fresh breads (along with the Azerb salsa and some baba ghanoush). And yeah, I did end up with some olives for fun. Great little place if you just want to explore. If you're someone halal and/or from the Middle East, so much the better. Now, you do pay quite a bit more for many of the foods here, most notably where you can find similar brands/products elsewhere. And I noted the small size before, which means they're limited in what they can carry. Some items, like the olives, took up disproportionately much shelf space, squeezing out some of the varieties I would have liked to see more of (like hummus, there was very little to peruse). So that's the star deduction. But with that, do come check out Sultan next time you're on 46.