Love this place. Lisa is the best, everyone there is super friendly and helpful. Fast service &…read moreamazing quality.

CORRECTION; HALIBUT ( wild caught) , not haddock. [thanks,…read moreChris] I love this shop with all their curated goodies. It's not big, but it packs a powerful, meaty punch. The butchers will give you ideas on how to prepare meats. For example, the last time I stepped in they had a cut called a cowboy cut. I had never heard of it. At $17 a pound, I wasn't taking any risks so I asked for advice. my daughter and I loved the meaty flavor with a respectable chew. VERY flavorful. Caution: you will not be able to resist all the fresh organic grass fed and finished beef. You will leave much poorer than when you arrived but you will eat really well. surprise of my visit: fresh wild-caught halibut . It was the best HALIBUT I have ever consumed. Absolutely gorgeous to look at and beautiful to prepare. Super expensive so make it a treat for that special night in. Grab a loaf of crusty Signal Fire bread woodfired, sourdough stone, ground local grains from East Mountain Levain. This bread will stand up to the cowboy steak.

DAMN. Well, this place is such a vibe, the ambiance inside just gives you the urge & curiosity, to…read moretry what they're offering behind the counter & man let me tell you... Thee Chocolates are bombs of flavors, one after the other, & theres such a variety & they look so yummy, i mean... Needless to say, but my gf loved them and it was for Valentines Day. So, win win. Pricey, but worth it for exquisite chocolates. Service is friendly, helpful, & cool. CHECK IT OUT.

Love this place. The ambiance is posh, and the chocolates are well-placed; they look beautiful…read more We tried their yuzu licorice and macadamia chocolate both of which were delicious. Their baked goods looked great too but hopefully will try some other time.

Great food nice people…read more The meat was very good but VERY VERY expensive. Also their sandwiches are very good but very small. $16.95 got me a pulled pork but it was served on a Martin's Potato Roll, which while tasty is tiny. They're not even using the "Martin's BIG Potato Rolls" just the small regular ones. The sandwiches come with chips for free or fries for an upcharge -- But the chips are homemade and frankly way better than the fries! That said again it was good but for the price the sandwiches should be much bigger. They were dog friendly and very nice which we loved. We will be back soon!

Very welcoming service here and patient as well explaining the menu or cuts on display. Always a…read morerare treat to see a stand alone butcher shop, in this day and age. The steak sandwich was yummy, thinly sliced cuts beef, gooey cheese and well seasoned. The sandwich would been better on roll or crusty bread over a hamburger bun though. House-made potato chips were my favorite, well seasoned and cooked just to crispy, other places tend to burn chips but here just right. The filet taco, was very small, mostly a just two bites. It's meat filling was alright, tiny diced but filled the space. The taco sauce though was fire, very savory and well seasoned, almost wish the meat was cooked on the sauce rather than salt and pepper it. Have to come back and buy some of the raw stuff for home, since a very wide selection of cuts is here I can't get at supermarket for sure

This was a very nice grocery store to go to when visiting Beacon. The staff were nice and friendly…read more The lady that made our tuna sandwich wrap took her time and made it well. We were obsessed with it. We would def stop by again!!!!! This store has everything you need and very sustainable.

We went for a walk in Beacon today. Decided to check out…read morethe market. It caters to a more upscale clientele and the prices reflect it. It's no Balducci's of the north, if you are familiar with the store that was on 6th and 9th in the Village. But, it does carry a wide variety of hard to find products and specialty ingredients. There aren't too many grocery stores in the village of Beacon. It has become gentrified and touristy in the last several years.

Felt the need to defend Carne....to a point. Went with a friend the other week and ordered 2…read moresandwiches, the carne and a their brown bag special with ham I think. Yes, the wait time to have 2 sandwiches made was pretty ridiculous. Now i'm not expecting Subway speeds or anything, these sandwiches are intended to be higher quality that that, but still. We were probably in the shop for close to a half hour with no one in front of us. That's a huge problem. My hope is that this is just about new staff learning the ropes and it'll change. As to the sandwiches it was a 50/50 split. The carne was quite good, my wife and I both agreed. Good ingredients, well made. The ham sandwich was where things fell down. The roll was tough and the ham seemed like the kind of ham you'd buy in a plastic pack in the grocery store, like sub-Boar's Head quality. (incidentally, this is a complaint I've also heard from another local) I'd say to the owners that the shop is a great idea and as a local I really want it to be awesome. A high quality artisan sandwich place (which is what I feel you're going for) with more forgiving hours than Homespun would be great for all of us. Hope you listen to folks and make some changes. Will definitely give a second chance.

So where do I begin? I was extremely excited about this shop opening, especially in beacon where…read morethe quality of food is somewhat of a downfall. Well Carne did not live up to the hype that i was expecting. Artisan sandwich shop is a bold statement. First and foremost I must say vintage cafe,which the location used to be the home of, had a lot of character, Carne made it their own by making it a generic and boring. The inside is not inviting at all, and they've had outside patio furniture,which has been said was temporary, but has been there for over two months. I went there and ordered a couple of sandwiches, il eat anything so i asked for popular sandwiches just to try out. Such a disappointment. The sandwiches were dry, the meat was low quality and not to mention hardly noticeable. They put some pickled peppers and onions on one and fig jam on the other and thats what i think they believe makes it worth ten dollars each sandwich! I'm an optimistic person i thought ya know they just opened maybe they just have to get their sea legs going but honestly every single person i've talked to since then has had similar experiences. First impression means so much in a small community, carne could have been a huge hit if they just put a little bit more tender loving care and wowed us. I pass the shop everyday and honestly i would pay money for high quality unfortunately thats not what your getting here. Please revamp a bit and i would give it a second chance! Also food aside i would come everyday just to get my daily dose of my beloved Tas coffee but you don't even give that a chance. Hudson valley milk and raw sugar could take you far!

Affordable friendly locals. Tasty affordable local breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Always friendly…read moreand polite, they give generous portions.

A local recommended this old-school deli to me, and I wasn't disappointed. My mixed cheese…read morehero/hoagie was huge - enough for two lunches. It was made precisely to my specifications. Very fresh roll. Don't forget to ask for the pickle on the side. I don't know whether masks etc. are required now in businesses in Beacon - perhaps it's optional, perhaps not required for fully vaccinated people. But none of the staff were masked. I noted that other Yelpers commented on that from back about a year ago.

Most adorable market in Beacon, New York. Everything is so perfectly placed and curated so…read moreperfectly. Ally was genuinely the sweetest worker I've ever met and took such care and concern for all the customers that were in the store. Her vibe and attitude made the visit so much better! The food is fairly priced and it's definitely worth a visit!

Honestly one of my favorite store, I actually love make the drive to go to Stella's Fine Market in…read moreBeacon. If you're a big foodie check it out! This store has new food CPG brands, vintage and new cookbooks, Cherry Bombe magazines, cookware, non-alcoholic beverages, fridge with soup dumplings and ice cream. There always sampling new products. It's such a special business to discover new food products!

Just got back from a trip to Spain so I've been on a bit of an olive oil kick! This was like a…read morecandy shop to me! They have a bunch of different infused olive oils. The owner is so sweet, and let me try a couple samples. Ended up making me a mini duo of lemon and persian lime olive oil which were my personal favorites. She also wrapped it up nicely in a cute bag. Prices very reasonable too!

Great shop. The owner was friendly and accommodating. I never knew all of those flavors of balsamic…read morevinegar existed. One was more tasty than the next. I purchased two the strawberry and the cranberry pear both so delicious.

It is really unclear what this business is when you walk in. It looks more like a bodega with some…read morerandom diner seating. When we walked in, it was not clear what was going on or where the actual butter was. Odd

Butterfull is the next level for Beacon Ny. It has become my go to for fresh home made Caribbean…read morefoods. Chef Riley's store is a must. What really impressed me was her trademark edible butter candles and spreads..yep a candle you can eat! I love her next level creations.