Did I just pay $25 for a 32 oz. jar of sauce? You bet I did! No regrets…read more It's not just any ordinary sauce -- it is the ultimate Sunday Gravy! I first tried this down at South Street Seaport right by the New Amsterdam Market on a cold, rainy day in December. South Street Seaport looked absolutely dreary after Hurricane Sandy had wreaked havoc, but there was still a ton of local vendors who were absolute troopers trying to revive the area. My friend and I decided to split a serving of Sunday Gravy over pasta, and it totally hit the spot! The pasta had the perfect consistency, and the sauce (ohmygod the sauce) was just PACKED with pork, beef, sausage, meatballs, tomatoes, & basil. It was actually so hearty that I had to ask for another container to double up because I didn't think one plate would be able to support it all. After making our rounds to the different vendors, I HAD to return to get that large bottle of Sunday Gravy! It was calling my name. With every 32 oz. bottle you purchase, you get a pound of pasta. The bottle has a shelf live of 7 days, and even when I made it in my apartment, it was still amazing then. Sunday Gravy does NOT skimp on the meat! Another review says that the people who run it weren't very friendly, but the guy who was working when I went was so nice! He even said that I was his second favorite customer (only second to another customer who ended up buying 7 large bottles and fulfilled his quota for the day, so I'm not bitter about not being his first favorite). He was making conversation and still had a smile on his face despite looking like he was freezing. I'm only docking a star because $25 is a lot of money to pay for a large jar. Although I would want it again and again, I'm not made of money and would likely only buy this as a gift or every once in a while to treat myself. The quality is amazing, and I highly recommend you get your fix if you see them around.

Had this at smorgasburg and was some of the best, most homemade tasting stuff ever!…read more Everyone that worked there was super awesome, food was great and fresh, bought a jar to take home! Must try wherever you can find them!

The name of the Meat store is A All Halal Meats located at 24 Ampere parkway, in East Orange NJ…read more They are a small family own business for over 20 years. The owners does an amazing job and the offer a wide range of halal meats, halal deli meats and cheeses, as well as groceries fresh and frozen, health food, blackseed capsules, sea moss, incense, perfume and Islamic garb Every visit gets better and I have been well pleased with the service and quality of the meats. My most recent order of a lamb the meat was cut perfectly and I was able to pick it up late in the evening. They carry the Brand Sahabee Honey Raw Honey and blackseed products. And a variety of dates ready for Ramadan. Halal meat at its best in East Orange New Jersey.

I purchased chicken legs & breasts today. I live 14 miles from the store. After arriving home…read moreimmediately after the purchase, I discovered that the chicken had a bad smell. The meat was not fresh! I returned the chicken. The owner promptly returned the purchase price. I would not recommend this store. It had an unpleasant odor, rotten chicken & the meat & other store items are very expensive. I'm a senior citizen who has purchased halal meat for many years so I know quality & costs. I suggest that you purchase meat from a different store. A. JohnsonI

This place is a rare gem in the neighborhood…read more Their seasoned Halal chicken is so delicious. You can make burgers, throw it in pasta or just make chicken over rice with it. Highly recommend! I go there once a month now after using their meats for a barbecue. Everyone loved the Chicken burgers we made with their seasoned meat.

It's a hole in the wall and rather far from other Indian grocery stores, but the meats and…read moremarinated cuts of lamb, etc are of really good quality. Large range of groceries and spices and some frozen goods. Highly recommend.

This place has been here for a long time. My grandmother would get live chicken. If you are…read moreplanning to use the chicken for Chinese occasion, I wouldn't recommend it. They dont cut the throat well.

For Thanksgiving 2007, I bought my turkey from this live poultry market in the warehouse section of…read moreWoodside. There was a sizable group waiting outside for their orders and several folks walking out with small bags of fresh chicken. I asked one if the stuff is good. He replied with a big grin, "Yes. Good." This ain't the cleanest place in the hood, but what do you expect from what is essentially a chicken coop? I told the man I wanted a turkey that would be 12 pounds going into the oven. He said a live 15 pounder would fit the bill. He led around a head-high stack of plastic cages with white and brown chickens, which formed the enclosure for the rafter of turkeys. I was told to pick one out of the lot. I replied that I was inexperienced at sizing a live turkey. The man grabbed one by the leg and tied it to the scale, which spun around once: A 22 pounder which would be about 18 in the oven. Holy stuffing! I didn't want one that huge, but then the rest all looked bigger. I spared this one and waited a few minutes until the man picked another by the foot. Bingo! 16 pounds. I said yes, she got tagged and went off in a shopping cart, out of sight. I had fifteen minutes to kill while she was killed, scalded and plucked. I went to the gas station to pick up some ice. When I returned, the bird was ready in a bag, with its fat tail sticking out and warm to the touch. I paid $32.50 and put her in the cooler. At home, I first washed feathers and who-knows-what from my boots, then I took the bird out. My cat went nuts. Yowza! They'd left the head attached (as was the heart). I had visions of how cool it would be to present it at dinner with the head on (sadly, they had cut off the feet), then thought better of it. Perhaps next year, to more adventurous guests. I cut off the neck with shears, took out the organs and feet from the warm cavity and weighed the body: 12.5 pounds, perfect! I brined her for a few days and roasted at 425F. Pulled her out with the breast at 153F and thighs at 170F. She was the turkiest turkey I've ever had. The dark meat verged on being a little gamy, which was fine by me, but some may not appreciate it. The texture was chewier than other turkeys and very moist. Wow, a turkey with real flavor for once! The website lists eggs on sale. Three chickens for $9.99. Or buy 10 and get one free. But you better know if you want your chickens soft, medium or hard. Free delivery with $50 minimum.

I always give places the reviews they deserve and i rarely ever review that low. And i wish i could…read moreeven take away that 1 star. We have been regular customers of shahnawaz and always drive from almost 1 hr away for goat. We always get a whole goat as we love the quality of meat and the way its cut, and are very picky with our meat. This place literally scammed us. Because we trusted them as the meat is always good, we ordered whole goat , and they gave us what seems like lamb. The meat had a smell, and was not good at all. We bought a whole goat so thats the quantity of meat we got. How awful that they scam even their regular customers! Imagine how we even tried to finish that meat that we paid so much money for!

Go to spot for buying meat whenever I'm in Edison. They have fresh goat meat which is a rarity, and…read moreI've not been disappointed with their chicken either. Also have a collection of frozen Indian fish, in case you're from a part of India that is famous for freshwater fish and are tired with the local fare - pretty good stuff.

Amazing food! Friendly service. Came here with a few friends and everyone had the fried fish. It…read morewill high key get you addicted. Strongly recommend.

The Supremo sandwich on Ciabatta consisting of prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella, arugula and…read moresun dried tomatoes with a side of couscous salad . Absolutely delicious !!!

Great modern deli. Service is wonderful and the experience is great. Apparently I have to add more…read morewords to make this review post.

Amazing Greek style food at reasonable prices. The gyro /…read morelamb was high quality and not some pressed meat. All fresh and tasty. No real eat in (few spots), but worth going to if downtown