I was not particularly impressed with this place. Maybe my expectations were wrong or too high, but…read moreI thought I would be walking into a normal, but higher in a butcher shop. What I found was a bunch of prepackaged and frozen meats. Not what I was looking for at all. Also, the gentleman behind the counter was very dry and really seemed like he was irritated to have to be working.

189 dollars for a frozen 20 pound "organic" turkey when paying for fresh. Yikes!…read more Knowing I would be out of town for a medical procedure the days before Thanksgiving, I ordered an organic fresh turkey that my husband could pick up two days before Thanksgiving. He brought it home in its box and put it in our refrigerator. The morning of Thanksgiving, I removed the packaging and the inside of the turkey was solid ice. I had to use an ice pick and running water to remove as much as I could. Since our guests were coming at 2:00, it was clear that there was no way this turkey would be cooked on time. By 4:00, the juices were still running red. Finally at 4:30 the thermometer showed 165. We let it set for a half an hour and cut into the breast. It was so dry on the outside you couldn't swallow it. The only edible meat was in the lower thigh area. My husband has been in twice asking for an explanation, assuming they would want to make this right. The young man said he didn't know anything about where the turkey came from or how this happened. My husband asked for the manager to call him. No call within a week, so he went back. Still no manager, but another customer was in there extremely unhappy with his service. At this point, my husband asked why the manager was never there and the other customer said, "Oh no, she's never here." The young man at the counter said he did pass on the information to her, but she was too busy to call him. This is completely unacceptable service, and we are left wondering: if our turkey wasn't fresh, maybe it wasn't organic either? No one could tell us where it came from, so it's hard to know. We will never shop here again.

We got a bulk order from here and we're extremely disappointed. These steaks are some of the worst…read morequality i've ever had. They were tough, fiborous, and extemely hard to eat- almost non chewable. We got Serloins, New York Strips, Ribeyes, and Fillets. Every single steak was the same quality. We tried pan searing, reverse searing, we even tried Sous vide hoping that would tenderize them more and give them a chance..... nothing worked. I never leave reviews on places, especially since it's based off of one experience and everyone has bad days. But considering I had 45 steaks, all different cuts, and the quality was terrible with each one? (at least they're consistent) I thought people deserve to be warned. Hopefully this can save someone a bad experience.

Their smoked ring sausage is "out of this world;" reminding me of the sausage of my youth growing…read moreup in the northern mid-west. Excellent grilled and sauteed. I was introduced to Tri Citymat George's Market before Covid hit the Olympia area.

Great customer service as soon as we stepped in! Lots of options fresh meat, fruits and vegetables…read more Worth the stop. Couldn't wait to try the pepperoni sticks and opened them as soon as I got in the car, tasted great! Got to go back for more. Also had options for our furry friends.

Never Ever trust this butcher shop with your beef. We are a local farmer. Raise 5 cattle a year. We…read morefeed our beef a specific way for taste. Spend 7 months in the pouring down rain/cold and in the heat to produce great beef for our customers. In 2025 Home Meats stole 100s of pounds of meat from us and our customers. Sure they had botched paperwork, but if you see the packages you'd know there is no way the meat we were given was from our 1000+ lb 2 year old cow.

Quality meat at reasonable prices. Always quick and efficient customer service. Nobody will ever be…read moreable to top their famous teriyaki beef jerky! It is truly a must try. The jerky is $20/lbs worth every penny, ask them to cut it thin and into pieces for you. The smell can be overwhelming (duh, it's a butcher shop) but you won't find any better meat. I've been coming here for years and can't recommend Stewart's Meat enough.

We have been buying our meat at Stewart's for seven years. They have the best quality and the…read moreprices are better than what you find in the stores. Very pleased with their customer service as well.

I go into deli when I'm out here hoyse sitting and they qre always so kind, I love their garlic…read moretots, and fries, today I asked if they could garlic my onion rings and they were happy to and said no one has ever asked that!, they were so delish I had to call n thank them and they should put on menu!!! Thank you so much!!!

Way out towards the middle of nowhere (aka the Southbay cluster of businesses), the South Bay…read moreGrocery and Deli is the definition of "No Frills". The grocery story is dark and dingy, but with a pretty nice supply of misc. things and a decent beer selection. The deli was cooking up a storm as I popped by, and it was evidenced by the overwhelming smell of the deep fryer. A further look and you could see why... there was very little ventilation other than over the grill. Foodwise, they have two focuses - burgers and teriyaki. I tried the burger. The South Bay burger comes with standard toppings, a toasted bun, two slices of cheese, some grilled mushrooms, and ham. The burger patty (small, unseasoned, and some combo of overcooked and pre-frozen) was almost completely unnoticeable in this sandwich, a good thing in this case. The slice of ham was real thick and was the flavor that dominated the burger. The cheese was layered on double thick, one yellow and one white, and was perfectly gooey and processed tasty. If you're in the area, it's probably the best option... but no reason to seek it out otherwise.

I absolutely love coming here to buy my meats, home made salsa that they make from scratch and any…read moreingredients I need to make for lunch/dinner. I always buy some of their imported snacks... The cashiers are always friendly and so is the butcher. They do charge a fee to use credit or debit. But I don't mind supporting this small business.

I was talking to a friend about where to buy nopales, and she suggested I go to Los Amigos. When I…read morepulled into the parking lot, I realized I had driven past the place 100 times and never knew it was there. Not only did they have nopales (already cleaned, I might add!) but they also had fresh hibiscus for jamaica, as well as some of the nicest plantains I had seen in a long while. I wasn't planning on buying chicharrones, but there they were, sitting hot in their deli section. Real chicharrones, fresh and not the bagged crisps you find in the grocery store. So, so good. Speaking of bagged treats, they are one of the few places in the area that carries Don Beto's plantain chips, so be sure to grab a bag. A little pricey but absolutely worth it. It's a small store and definitely packed with products (hot sauces, hominy, maseca, canned menudo, etc.) but, whatever you do, don't miss out on the fresh baked goods. So many choices! The staff is super friendly, too.

Wow delicious! I…read moreordered the fish taco and it was so crispy and delicious. My husband had the chimichanga with Asada. 5 stars! Sorry we gobbled it up so fast I didn't take a pic.

Ramirez Mexican Restaurant & Store is one of those rare places that gets everything right. From the…read moremoment you walk in, the service is exceptional--welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind in a way that makes you want to linger. The food is incredible: rich, authentic flavors, perfectly prepared, and clearly made with care. Every bite tastes like someone's abuela is in the kitchen making sure it's done right. And then there's the store--absolutely lovely. Beautifully stocked with incredible pastries that are impossible to resist, vibrant piñatas, and so many thoughtful details that make it feel more like a cultural experience than just a quick stop. You can tell pride and love are poured into every corner of the place. Ramirez isn't just a restaurant or a market--it's a community gem. We'll be back again and again, and I'll happily bring anyone visiting from out of town here first.

Do not pay at the pump. They will pull money from your card, but will not allow you to pump gas. It…read morewill keep telling you to remove your card and then reinsert it. Just a frustrating loop which caused $125 hold charge to be put on my bank account that lasted 2weeks. The clerk said they're aware of the problem, but say it's hard to get a fix considering their location. I personally think that's BS.

I was purchasing $40 worth of groceries, but was charged $400. they said their main card reader…read morewas not working, so a secondary method was used and the clerk made a typo. I was immediately charged An additional $360!!!! the resolution presented was to come back 2 days later to talk to the manager to get a refund. WTF??? Lesson learned! Verify how much they are charging you!!!