I love Ye Olde Butcher Shoppe. I go there when I want quality meats. I only use their meatloaf…read moremix for my famous meatloaf. The filet mignon can be cut with a fork. A friend made pot roast with their meat a few days ago and it was so tender and tasty. They are not inexpensive but they are my go to when entertaining or just wanting to treat myself. Do yourself a favor and check them out.

Love this small butcher shop. They have a great selection of meats, premade meals, sides, and some…read moregrocery items. The staff are all accommodating and pleasant. The selections are consistent and the service excellent. Prices are very good as well. Best butcher in the area.

Delicious kielbasa , better than the other stores in the area. Very reasonable prices alsoread more

Lots of polish markets in New Britain but this is the best one. I picked Kielbasi, kabanosay, hot…read moredogs and a bunch of canned goods , stuffed cabbages , pickled items and condiments. Highly recommended

It's been a while since the last time I was there. it must be under new owners they have everything…read moreyou can think of from any kind of fish and steaks stuff mushrooms etc we tried the whole belly clam rolls with fries. we were surprised finally got bigger clams. the clams at the shore are smaller. We will be back

I ordered two meals and an order of plan further and an order of elbow macaroni salad the fish and…read morechips meal was nothing special. The fish was tasty with crispy edges, the price for lame free packaged crinkle cut not even a traditional chips which screams laziness. The fish tacos were decent again good crispy fish the odd part was a spicy coleslaw as the topping. The clam fritters had maybe a strand of clam 95% dough. And the macaroni salad was a good combination of macaroni to vegetables but lacked any sense of flavor. Overall not particularly satisfied for $62. What gets me is inside the shop they offer shelves of seasonings but seems their food itself lacks

Drum roll...for my 100th review…read more... For packaged kielbasa, Janik is definitely the best of the best. Janik makes their products in a small brick building in the Hazardville section of Enfield. Their products are available in supermarkets mostly in northern CT (Stop & Shop, Big Y, Shop Rite, Geisslers). Growing up in Yonkers NY, I was exposed to some really great Polish meat markets (miasarnias) in Yonkers and the lower east side of NY. Also, some really good ones in New Britain where the rings hang from the ceiling. Janik rivals them. There is a reason they have been in business w the same recipe since 1899...they are that good. Lots of my friends like the rings bbq'ed. I prefer boiling for about 30-40 minutes until the skin splits. Really tasty w a good mustard or horseradish. Leftovers are diced, fried and made w scrambled eggs. And if my above testimonial doesn't convince you, let me say that Astoria Eddie, AKA The Kielbasa King, gives Janik two thumbs up. And he's a hard man to please!

This is the best kielbasa-flavorful, just the right amount of garlic and smoke-no gristle, just…read moredelicious meat. Grew up 6th Street, Avenue A-Avenue B on the lower eastside of Manhattan in the 50's and 60's - reminds me of the Polish butcher's sausage! Highly recommend you try it!

This place has the authentic, old-school atmosphere you hope to find in a longtime Italian market,…read moreand the people working there could not have been more welcoming. You can immediately understand why it has been a staple of the Torrington community for decades. I'm looking forward to returning to try the frozen pastas, specialty items, and famous hot buffet, which I did not sample during this visit. Unfortunately, the deli sandwich itself fell short of what I had hoped for. The portion was generous, but the selection was somewhat limited. I ordered mine on what was described as a "hard roll," but there was nothing hard or crusty about it. It seemed to be ordinary soft bread shaped into roll form--fluffy, nearly tasteless, and without the character or soul of a proper Italian roll. It detracted considerably from an otherwise generously made sandwich. The retail-brand white and wheat bread displayed for customers who wanted sliced bread should probably have been a clue that authentic Italian loaves were not part of the deli selection. Since it is tomato season, I was also disappointed that the tomato and all produce on my sandwich's. They tasted as though they had been nearly frozen - bought cheaply as commodities. Like the bread, unimportant to the sandwich experience ? Two stars overall: two for the genuinely tremendous people and one for the history, authenticity, and wonderful old-school character of the store. There is a great deal to appreciate here, and I will gladly return--but next time, I'll explore the prepared foods and specialty items rather than the deli sandwiches.

I have driven by here a million times and have always been curious about it. It has been around for…read morea LONG time. I have heard so many good things about their deli meat. I also have seen on Facebook that they have monthly grinder specials. I was craving a grinder and was in the area so I decided to stop in. They offer a variety of things! They have snacks, deli food and hot foods, such as soup. I got a Genoa salami grinder which is my favorite. It was good but the bread was a little dry. Everyone was very nice. I look forward to visiting again.

This is a farm that sells beef and pork from cattle and pigs they care for on site ! They are open…read morefor sales Saturdays from 10-3 and do a farm share in the winter for meat once a month. So much more fun than a produce share. They are very friendly and we always buy meat and pork from them.

I had a roast pork from Overbrook Farm , I bought it at Whole Foods in West Hartford an I must say…read moreI was the pork I've ever had , on a scale of 1 to 10 I give it a 20 that's how good it was , outstanding

What a great place! Super service and delicious sandwiches. Fun place to hang out or to get takeout…read morefrom.

I finally got to grab a sandwich from this place. After reviewing the menu I went with a turkey…read moreclub on rye bread. The place is small but great atmosphere and has outdoor sitting as well. Clean and organized, when I walked in no one was upfront. A guy in back noticed me and I asked for my sandwich since I pre ordered for pick up. Got home and unwrapped it, it had alot of turkey and the bacon was crisp like perfect crisp. The tomato lettuce and mayo were very little. Good rye bread, was okay and I would get another but it was okay. The sandwich was under $13 but with tax and tip over $15. ALWAYS TIP! These places have a ton over overhead and don't make huge profits so tip.