Great sandwiches, employees are helpful. They have a deli section and hot food. Good variety. I…read morecome here all the time, very convenient location.

My previous review was based off emotion towards what one employee said about my wife. I'm not…read moregoing to let the reputation of this store go to nothing because of one employee. They have treated my wife and her family with the most respect. Three brothers deserves a 5 star.

Best Italian combo on Long Island. No contest…read more And after your sandwich you can walk next door for coffee and pastries. Delicious!!

A shining star in a sea of mediocrity. Friendly service and outstanding food - pizza and sandwiches…read moreare all outstanding.

This a place that almost all the time there's a crowd. Why…read morebecause it's a fantastic place. Staffed by knowable and helpful people that you can tell they take pride in what they do. This is in my opinion filters down from the top. Fresh cuts and custom cuts are always available. This, and add a deli with fresh sandwiches and salads the works. A true treasure to have in the neighborhood and I like a lot of customers don't mind driving to make a stop at this place

Had the best tasting meat experience yesterday!! Purchased an A5 Japanese Wagyu Ribeye from Sons of…read morea butcher. You can't find this meat at most local butchers. What a great experience !! This is where the expression "melts in your mouth" comes from. The best tasting, most tender and extremely marbled steak I've ever had. Joe and the other butchers were fully aware that this purchase was an investment for us. They were all on board with cooking advice to make sure that we had an exceptional experience with this meat! AND WE SURE DID! Thank you SOAB! We will be back!

Paul is my guy. He has a ton of great products out front - both standard cuts and…read morepre-made/seasoned/marinated items - all fresh. I NEVER buy chicken anywhere else. But the reason why Paul is my guy, is because despite all my wild requests, I have yet to ask him for something that he hasn't delivered on. Four pounds boneless short ribs cut into three inch chunks? He has it in the back. Rabbit, broken down into 8 pieces? Piece of cake. Ten pound leg of lamb, hip bone dislocated, femur rewrapped? Work of art. Thirty pound whole goat? He even tossed it over his shoulder and brought it to my car. Seventy pound pig? Of course. He's my guy.

Sorry to be a detractor, but sometimes it takes just one experience. Today I was overcharged by…read morePaolucci's. I detected it only after I got home (not particularly nearby) - and I'm quite sure it was a mistake. The problem is, I called the store and the counter man did not treat me very well. I was ready to just have the credit card company fix the error, to save me the drive. - He denied that an overcharging was possible, and said that I have to drive back and show him. - He said that my idea of working with the credit card company 'wasn't going to happen' (what?) - Just rude- you know. Didn't work with me or offer any humility in advance. So...I drove back and proved my point. Got sort of an apology from one of his coworkers - but only for having to drive back in. No other consideration - a handshake would have been OK. Notes: The counter man remembered me as The Person Who Asked for an Itemized Receipt (Is this unusual?). Maybe my best advice is: Patronize these guys if you like but always ask for a receipt, and double check. **The woman who usually works there is absolutely lovely.

Meat is always fresh & if you don't see what you want they will make it for you! Been going there…read moreover 20 years

Best butcher in town!! Highly recommend. Made an incredible sausage from brisket and pork shoulder…read morefrom Good'n Tender. And lots of it!!

I have been going to this little market since they opened…read more The owner keeps his mask on his chin and normally I stay away and it's usually quiet when I go in there On September 15th that was not the case...The store was packed and there was a friend of the owners on line to check out...I told him to put his mask on his face covering his nose which he did for all of a few seconds I wasn't near him but there was an older woman on top of him chatting and her mask was off too ...When the owner came to help at the register and didn't have his mask on that made me even more uncomfortable ..He checked out his friend and they both had no masks on in this very tiny store ...I put my stuff down and walked out...PROTOCOL HAS TO BE for all and this man clearly doesn't understand or respect that

Have noticed over the past several weeks that there is no control over social distancing and even…read morewhen corrected employees wear masks with their noses out. Yes they carry a lot for a small store but unfortunately they don't get it. More people have died in this area from the virus than other areas that are not religious. I am of the faith but I also follow a strict line as I see what happens when religion gets in the way of common sense. I am tempted to file a complaint but don't want to feel guilty turning in my own people but then.... behind the counter they are selling cheap cotton surgical masks that three weeks ago were $14.95 per 50 for $50.00/box! That is price gouging! That is disgusting and a complaint has already been filed. Masks save lives! Overcharging for them gives our people a stink that you can't wash off! Shame on you guys.

Quite expensive, but store is clean and meats are good. The butcher is great. He was with the…read moreoriginal owner for many, many, many years!

My wife and I frequent this establishment. Clean, great food, always happy with their service…read more Highly recommended!

Some of the freshest vegetables I've found anywhere in western Nassau County. It's not a farmer's…read moremarket, but close enough. Everything from aloe to corn still in the husk (yay for grilled corn!), exceptional tomatoes and a great selection of fruits, and a little corner of baked goodies as well. Friendly staff round it all out and make it a pleasure to shop. Just be careful of the aggressive meter-maids in the rear parking lot.