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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Crabill's Meats - The best and freshest!

    Crabill's Meats

    4.3(13 reviews)
    41.8 mi
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    Great choice of hand cut steaks, various other meats, poultry, seasonings and other great items…read more The customer service is excellent and it's always a good experience when shopping here.

    If you're gonna drive an hour and a half away from your home to go to a butcher in rural Strasburg…read moreVirginia, you're gonna buy a lot of meat. And if you're gonna buy that much meat I suggest to you two things. 1. Bring a cooler 2. Control yourself When we got into that butcher room, I felt like I was a kid in a candy shop. I think I might have just given a vegetarian a heart attack, but honestly.... The prices, the selection, the freshness. If your gonna want to indulge in some meaty goodness (which I have been trying to limit more and more), might as well do it with gusto. Jason, our butcher that day was a meat magician! Perhaps, one might say... a meatgician. Yes, there was no way to get through a review of a butcher without making one or a dozen different things sound dirty; but bear with me. He gave us the run down of the briskets. He trimmed A LOT of fat off this one brisket so that we could purchase a lighter piece of meat. He told us all about the aged meats, their sausages, their scrapple, and how they make their hamburgers and how it was different then a regular supermarket. I BELIEVE it was their hamburgers that were leaner (90 - 10). In any event, Jason was kind, informative, and just a general pleasure to be served by. So far we've eaten a few pieces of meat from crabills. The ribeye was spectacular, the NY Strip was enjoyed by a coworker of mine, and the brisket in T's words was "Fresh AF." The only thing that really wasn't to my taste was the scrapple. For me it lacked seasoning and punch, as compared to the scrapples I've had before. Overall, if you're looking to stock up on meats, and want to take a short/long journey out 66 to Strasburg; I'd DEFINITELY suggest stopping by crabills. Just remember my two suggestions: 1. Bring a cooler 2. Control yourself Oh, and they have other local products too ( jams/jellies etc.) AND They have 2 birch beers! Obviously they took my extra credit assignment seriously. I'd much suggest the one in the bottle (Kutz-something) vs the canned one (Unless you're a diehard anise fan). Don't know many of those, but I'm sure they exist.

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    Lebanese Butchers Slaughterhouse

    Lebanese Butchers Slaughterhouse

    3.0(4 reviews)
    60.8 mi

    This is my Togo place for veal and beef, I always come with my friends and family and get one veal…read moreor beef slaughtered. It's awesome you can choose and they will slaughter in halal way and split it in whatever portion you want. Sameer is a nice and professional guy who is very helpful. I would recommend this place for those who really need any type of animals, such as lamb, veal and beef. If you want tasty and fresh meat this is the place for you

    Assalamu Alaykum,…read more Today, Eid ul Adha 2020, was my first experience trying to do slaughter. My intentions were sincere and Allah knows best. I am posting this review in my disappointment and possibly helping others. I decided at the last minute to do this so it was my fault for not researching. I went to Halalco in Falls Church then I went o Lebanese Butcher down the road. I paid 300 for the slaughter and opted to go to the slaughterhouse rather just picking up the meat at the store. I wanted to try to follow the Sunnah as best as I can and take responsibility of the process. I am extremely glad I did and know I know better. Many of us just pick our meat at the store and are not even concerned of the process. This slaughterhouse, at least on the day I went, was bad in so many ways. I wanted to give my two older boys some insight. When we got there this place looked so dirty. It had just rained so the place was really muddy. After parking and stepping over dead animal remains full of maggots smelling extremely bad we walked over to the ticket counter. With our ticket we walked over to the corral. Everyone was in line starting at 7:45am but never got moving until about 9:30am. Already that upset everyone. I went in by myself and I saw cows looking sick, boney, and malnutriciet. The lamb and goats were also the same was and every animal seemed they have been rolling around in the dirt/mud. Getting into the corral with all the goats was a challenge trying to capture a goat by its horns and drag it to the slaughter area. There was a dead goat in that area too. After getting my goat to the actual slaughter the brother asked me if I wan to cut and as soon as I said no he immediately cut the goat. This was alarming because other living goats were in the same area and (I am not professional) but the cut he made did not cut deep enough to sever the required veins. I left and got back to the other side and waited a couple more hours to get my meat. I had multiple conversations with brother who felt disgusted in the manner of the slaughter house and mirrored by experience. Alhamdolliah, I had a conversation with a brother who advised me not to cut the meat here and take it to a local butcher. They were cutting very sloppy large pieces. I paid extra for small pieces. So, I asked for my whole goat and took it elsewhere. Another brother said this place has not changed since the few decades its been opened. I also had conversations with a worker and he did not have anything positive to say. I really wanted to distance myself from this place and told my kids this is a lessoned learned. My advise to those who are interested in following the Sunnah. PLEASE DO NOT GO HERE! YOU WILL BE EXTREMELY UPSET! I took everything as a huge lesson learned so I do not have to repeat it next time. Next year inshaAllah I am going to find an Amish farm that does it the right way, animals who are in pastures, grass fed, and definitely more humanely treated.

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