LIFE IS GOOD,,, after your visit at STOYSICH , It " is " for me .... POLISH Sausage, enough to last a while ,,Ground-beef excellent taste. ‍ not to much beef for us,,, but Steaks look tasty . German Potato salad , other potato salads as well.. slaws,,, cabbage Rolls .. Sparkling clean in there ,,, we drive there now from Elkhorn . F.S. MEATS read more

Been going to stoysich on 52nd and Q my whole life. Best selection of beef jerky in town. I miss living up the street but will still make the journey across town. Their apple sausages are still a personal favorite. read more

The absolute best meat in the South Omaha area. Authentic groceries imported from Europe. The kindest folks working the meat counter and register. Love this place! read more

This is the newer location and the store is well organized, and very clean with lots of choices of meat. The folks working behind the meat counter are very knowledgeable patient and helpful. We really enjoy what we buy here and highly recommend. read more

I love Stoysich and have been going there for over 15 years. I was in the neighborhood for 13 years and was happy to be so close. I live in Papillion now, but still try to stop by from time to time. They're always so nice and welcoming to everyone. Gotta keep supporting these local family run businesses. I know it can be more expensive, but it feels good to support local, receive wonderful service and get great products. read more

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I grew up in the area, you can't get good sausage anywhere but at Frank Stoysich! I don't get back there often, I wish they would ship! But I guess that would take away from the neighborhood butcher that everyone loves. read more

great place to shop. good selection. steaks are out of this world will shop there again soon, shop local and in the neighborhood

Living in West Omaha my usual route for meat shopping didn't bend down to 60th unless I had good reason. Then the Stoysich House of Sausage closed on 132nd & Center. I came to understand the separation of families story in the two Markets well before the closing so my route has now bent down to include our remaining Stoysich on 60th & Q. Since shopping there I have discovered their homemade Mortadella, HyVee no longer carries it in their deli meat counter and Orsi's is a longer drive. It is awesome! Quality pork, garlic and peppercorns. I have also found a better source for charcuterie selections, pork cheeks, beef cheeks and their homemade polish sausage! All very worth the drive. On my last visit I saw two prime chuck roasts that were so nicely marbled I just about bought them both. I've never seen a nicer beef roast! Plus all the other German, Italian, Polish etc grocery items. One more Plus is that they smoke their own bacon! (No other compares) chickens, pork butt. It's hog heaven! read more

Small family owned business that has amazing customer service. You can sample all the jerky or meats sticks. The smoked meats are really good and the hand my polish and brats are great. They have some polish and German items you won't find in most stores read more

A Hungarian Family Tradition. Great collection of Central and Eastern European foods. Very courteous meat counter and awesome smoked meat bunker. Smoked Turkey breasts and drumsticks, smoked pork butt and smoked whiting etc. An awesome collection of sauerkraut. My favourite Bavarian kraut and caraway. Polish, Czech, Dutch and German beer. Czech it out! read more

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The food is wonderful. The people who own the store is amazing. The smell makes you buy a lot

It was alright. People seemed to really like it but I found their blended sausages to be underwhelming and their selection of fresh cuts to be minimal. read more

This may be the strangest thing I've ever written in a Yelp review, but, well, you seriously need to drop in for a jar of pickled Polish sausage. (Did I mention beer from all over? Or rye bread? Or . . .?) An Omaha institution read more

I have passed by this location a thousand times not knowing it was an actual grocery store, I thought it was the Stoysich office building. I have been to the other Stoysich but not Frank's, hearing they had good Andouille and next Friday being National Gumbo Day I had to make a trip. Upon entering I ran into Frank Jrs wife and met their sisters and she started sharing stories. She saw I was checking out their award winning ham so she brought over samples, not one but two slices. I started looking around and unexpectedly found a nice European beer section. One of the sisters came over and talked beer for a while. Saturday afternoon and this place was packed, there were about 8 people waiting to get some meats but plenty of people behind the counter to help. I got a Ukranian beer and some Andouille and before getting to check out I was given some Andouille recipes. This trip was an experience in itself, such a small store but full of friendly surprises. I will return often. read more

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First time stopping in was Friday and I was surprised. Even after 45 minutes of shopping I still feel like I got a great deal on incredibly good meat and cheese. The butcher was very helpful and didn't rush me at all and made fantastic suggestions I wouldn't have thought of. Thanks for turning me on to the tasso to! read more

This shop is a fixture of South Omaha. It reflects the Eastern European culture which once dominated South Omaha. Many of the staff are second-and third-generation, as are many of the customers. This is a classic butcher/sausage shop, with a small selection of groceries and a little deli case. The selection of sausages, both raw and cooked, is enormous. They've won--or should I say earned--numerous 1st place national and regional awards for their sausages. From time to time, they feature locally-made foods (pies, etc) that you can't find anywhere else. They always want to make sure you're satisfied, so don't hesitate to request samples or to request special cuts or packaging. If your budget is tight, they usually have scraps or sausage ends available for half price. Prices are consistently higher than a grocery store, but it's worth every penny. Note that they close at 5:30 on weekdays, so if you have a normal job, you'll probably have to shop on a Saturday. read more

Growing up in South O, this has been the go to spot for deli meats, steaks, and jerky for many years. This establishment is extremely well managed and such a wonderful store. Their selections are abundant and it has so much to offer. I would especially recommend their dry rub that is made in house. I put this on almost everything I cook. After all of the years of going here, the quality has never changed and it has always been a great experience every time. read more

OMG. I stop by every time I go to Omaha, and fortunately that's fairly often due to work. I need to remember to bring a cooler. This visit I discovered pickled smoked Polish sausage. I try something new every visit, and pick up some favorites. Yum! read more

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We travel to Omaha every year from Colorado and always make Frank S's a must stop! The best sausage, meat sticks, and customer service ever. No place like it. High quality and the real deal. read more

I drove by here en route to somewhere else, saw the Stoysich name and stopped to check it out. I've never been to the Stoysich House of Sausage so I can't compare the two, but this place was wonderful. (A little internet search explains that both businesses are run by the same family (Stoysich isn't THAT common of a name!); a father started one and his son started the other.) Besides a stunning meat case, they have a selection of high-end groceries like Italian canned tomatoes, specialty drinks, sauces and cookies, etc., as well as a small produce department. Customer service was excellent. The woman behind the meat counter was friendly and handed me my Italian sausage with a real smile, and as I checked out, the cashier offered recommendations on cooking the sausage and was just plain nice. I cannot wait to go back and pick up cuts of meat for recipes I've been avoiding for lack of supply. read more

A great meat counter. We hit it up a few times a year to fill our table and to buy gifts. Their selection of Polish pottery is outstanding, the employees are kind and helpful. We are fortunate to have this business in our city. The selection of candy is a hit with the kids. The selection of beer is pretty entertaining for the adults. This adult enjoys the olive bar. read more

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It's hard not to love this place. Well, if you can find it. Super-clean store with basic groceries and even a few cases of frozen goods. Oh and simply THE BEST MEAT COUNTER I've ever been to. The staff is very polite, friendly and knowledgable. Ask them anything about their goods and they'll give you an honest answer without an attitude. And the sheer cleanliness of the place makes your typical supermarket meat department seem like a slaughterhouse. I mean just go there and grab some sausages, ground pork, (frozen) pierogies -- just about anything -- and you've got the beginnings of an amazing meal. Oh, and I promise to take some pictures next time! read more

The best Stoysich in Omaha, I used to love the draw of the one on 24th as it looked ethnic but the product is much better on 50th & Q.

Great little meat shop with a quite a few extras you might need and find at a convenience store. They also have bread and cute little european candies...definitely looks like a higher end, yet quaint and impeccably clean meat market. As far as their meat goes, prices were very affordable for fresh stuff. I memorize prices and it was very reasonable and comparable to your local grocery stores, except here it's not styrofoam vacuum sealed and you don't know where it came from or even processed. I asked about a dozen questions and learned that they have fresh never frozen chicken delivered 3 times a week, fresh oxtail, have pork hocks and pork shoulder (hard to find at most other places), they will grind pork for me, they also have frozen hard to find meats in the freezer like veal, livers, pigs feet, ears, among other things. All the meats are pretty local. They didn't offer free range or grain free meats which was a bummer...but sometimes I don't feel like paying triple or quadruple the price and drive all they way to whole foods. He also didn't give me a hard time for asking that, like when I went to another meat shop that felt small and claustrophobic...I forgot the name. Besides the weird meats, the steaks looked great. They also have tons of different house smokes sausages. The man who helped me gave me samples of the sausage and beef jerky and even gave me some sausage to take home...just to try! He was so nice and totally not intimidating! Great small and local meat market. read more

I love this place so much. My grandparents used to always go here and my dad as well now I'm going here! My boss loves their polish pickled sausage so for her birthday I got her some and she was so happy!! They even have gift bags here! I always catch myself craving their delicious selection of food here! read more

Want to shop at an Omaha legend? Give them a try and you won't be disappointed. Best meats anywhere and they have the awards to prove it. Always a good stop for jerky, sausage or our Easter or Christmas ham. Highly recommend. read more

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Everything was delicious. I am taking the store made jerky home to my hubby. We had Italian sausage, Polish sausage and fish eye pudding

I just love this place. Whenever I'm in Omaha I stop to stock up on some favorites - especially their killer Jaternice! Of course, I can't stop with just a few pounds of that, so end up with a couple of other things to try out. Everything is uniformly good an wholesome. Another thing - I have never felt their sausage is too salty. Some places seem to way over do the salt and other spices. Not Frank's. They have a wealth of other great food. Last tiem I got a couple of cans of Frank's Kraut (not Stoysich - another frank) which has been a fave of mine since I was a rug rat. I would have skipped that if they had been jars, but cans were safe in my checked luggage. Frank's is one of the reasons I wish I lived nearer. Great food, and great folks. You just can't beat a family business. The reason for the review is that I'm jonesin' for some Frank's Jaternice, and there's 1700 miles between me and a fix. read more

They have the best meats. We are originally from Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania...they have traditional Polish sausage, I have bought it every holiday since I moved here in 2003. Every time you walk in the door it is like you are transported back to Grandma's house with all the amazing aroma's, great variety, clean, friendly atmosphere. read more

I went here this morning for the first time. Oh my gosh! I love this place! Besides the delicious meat, there are so many other things to buy!! I know this will be a regular stop for me!! read more

Someone commented that Stoysich House of Sausage can be compared-not true! They were brothers but thats about it. Frank Stoysich made much better sausages, store was spotless! I heard Frank recently passed away I believe sometime in May? When ever we visit NE. we are always sure to Stop in and stock up at Franks! I hope the family carries on the tradition and does not change anything! read more

Stoysich's on Q street is truly on another level. They are a good old fashioned butcher shop first and foremost; but they also carry a nice array of rare European beer, many of which I haven't seen anywhere else in Omaha...plus a nice pantry of imported European chocolates and other types of candy. Their service is extremely friendly, and they love to hand out samples of their products like it was still 1940. I love these guys. Most important though, are their meats. This isn't even a bold statement, it's just a fact: Stoysich (specifically the one on Q) has THE finest, most perfect meats in the state. Really. Their Canadian bacon, Capacolla, smoked fish, salami, steak, Dutch Apple sausage, the smoked ham, thick sliced bacon, of course the REAL, actual polish sausage, it's all just perfect. Truly it is. I can't talk about their cheeses, because when I go there I don't even see the cheese...but their meats are beyond fresh, and beyond black label. This is the one place in Omaha that I can truly say about their food- "it's perfect". read more

I have been traveling to Omaha all my life. Frank Stoysich makes the best Capicola in the Midwest. Buy it whole from the meat case and slice it yourself. It also freezes well. They have great sausage and beef also. All made right there in their shop. John S. read more

I absolutely love this place! I've been going here since I was a child. They are always so helpful and friendly. Even when they are busy they take the time to give you recommendations on how to cook what you are buying or what their favorites are. The cashier is also very nice. She actually took the time to have a conversation with me and ask about what I bought. It's just a nice personal touch. They also have an interesting candy selection. You can find lots of unique choices at Stoysich. It is very much a neighborhood butcher shop. read more

Great little meat market. I am not from Omaha but we go here for polish sausage every time we visit family. The absolute best polish I have found anywhere. read more

I called there today only to be hung up on.. Not Happy when I'm calling about inquiring info on (if you do or do not) sell raw pork ear's as I cook them for my dog. I was told by a guy at my Fairway store to call and check as they don't carry them. It's a shame all it takes is one time to be hung up on and this place has lost my business opportunity forever. I will take my money and move on to the next store for my future purchases. read more

I lived in Omaha most of my life, I now live in Missouri. You don't know how much you miss until you move away, Frank Stoysich is one of those things! We go back once a year and load up on smoked sausage, we can't find anything even close here!! My brother lives in AZ. and also loads up as well as having family bring it to him when they visit. Franks is the only store I would go to the other is questionable. Also, when you go, try some of Ferds bread they stock-its fabulous!! read more