Best Hot Dogs Meat products in the USA! When we travel to visit friends out of State we have to…read moretake them a box of Koegel's.

People of Flint, you have 2 exports to be proud of; Michael Moore and Koegel Hot Dogs…read more Now how in the heck can I review Koegel Hot Dogs if I am in Pennsylvania? An explanation is needed. Here in Pittsburgh, we have an old church-turned-bar/concert venue called Altar that is located in the Strip District section of the city. Altar does not serve food, but out front during an event, you'll often find a hot dog cart operated by a guy/gal tandem. Sometime last year, I went to Altar for the first time, and needing to stave off hunger pangs, decided to get a frank or 2 before entering Altar. In doing so, I tasted the most daringly different damn dog ever. After chatting with the vendor, I found out where they originated from and located a website later that evening at home. Here I was thinking at first that perhaps the vendors made the dogs themselves or got them from a local butcher. That's how perfect they are. "Serve the curve" for darn sure. Hell, they're way ahead of it. Tie me up with a rope made of these linked franks anyday so I can eat my way out of my bonds like an escape artist/competitive eater hybrid. Then repeat.

There reasonably priced, the workers are friendly and helpful…read more Every time I go there they help me carry my bags out to my car and they give you different options if you don't want something thats in the bundle they let you upgrade to kogels hot dogs and bologna instead of getting the cheap kind u just get a little less.

The staff here is not very welcoming and it seems like I was being watched like a hawk when I came…read morein here. The guy behind the counter was more interested in his conversation with his co-worker and got frustrated when I asked about bundle prices since they weren't marked (it's the price per item in the cooler - no bundle discounts). Then he seemed frustrated that I was looking at all the meat they offered. The grey bacon in the case didn't look appealing, so I passed on that... I ended up purchasing a 6 pound box of breakfast sausage and 5 pounds of ground round. I should have checked the price tag - they charged me 50 cents more per pound and called it chuck instead of round. Ugh!

This is not our go to meat store, even though we live less than 2 miles from it. I do go here often…read morebecause they will have what I'm looking for except that their prices are going to be a little bit higher because they are a good quality meat store. The workers are always friendly and give good advice. The store is always clean and well kept and easy to see the food in the displays. If you're looking for something special, this is a place to go. They treat you like a king. So that all said I'll probably go there once a month to fulfill a special need. Like yesterday, I was looking for a smoked pork shanks to make bean soup and the head exactly what I want the price was easily within the price at local food stores.

The only problem with going to this market is that I always find things not on my shopping list…read morethat I NEED. It's clean, organized, compact (but they usually have what I need.The staff is friendly. Love this place.

Although very small in size this meat markets staff makes up for it in quality of product and…read moreservice. The owner is onsite and makes every customer feel like family. The quality of the meats is top of the line and they will cut to order. They have a wide variety of meat bundles in various prices to meet every size of family need. I drive 40 miles from Imlay City to Flint because of the all around quality of this little shop. I recommend for the mom that needs to fill the freezer for the month or just the weekend bar-b-qer that wants a few t-bones or porterhouse for the grill Shorthorn Meat Market is the place to go.

Food and drinks great. Unique choices. Service excellent. Cool vibe in nice locationread more

The atmosphere here is like walking into an Old Western bar that happens to sell bbq. The dark…read morelighting very much has a candle light feel to it. I ordered the Logg Sampler Platter ($56). This comes with 4 meats, 4 sides, and 4 pieces of Cornbread. I got Pulled Pork, Brisket, Smoked Wings, and Ribs ($8 upcharge) for my meats. For the sides I got Mac N Cheese, Bbq Pit Beans, Mashed Potatoes, and Spicy Creamed Corn. Overall everything was good and well cooked. From best to least it was Ribs, Brisket, Smoked Wings, and then the Pulled Pork. I would get the ribs and brisket again, but probably pass on the wings and pulled pork. The Bbq beans were only okay, oddly enough as cold leftovers they were much better. The Mac N Cheese was okay, but I wouldn't get it again. The Mashed Potatoes were very good. The spicy Cream Corn was excellent, they weren't lying it has a spicy kick! Funny enough the best thing was the Cornbread. It was fantastic, some of the best I've had. The worst thing? The sauces. They all were not good at all. The most tolerable one is their regular sauce, still a c minus. The service was good, but I was asked how I was doing about a hundred times. Still everyone was friendly. Overall a 4 star review. Would I return? If I was in Lansing then Yes. It is quality bbq cooked by someone with skill. I just might bring my own bbq sauce.

B Haleeb Labneh (spreadable) Middle Eastern Style Cheese FROM Sinbad Grocery Store @ 5342 Corunna…read moreRd. in Flint, Township...This spreadable cheese is yummy. It tastes so fresh and it is really creamy. Love it! Try it! Wish I could include a picture but Yelp wants access to my microphone and all photos... Mmmmmm...it's so good.

Website Request,…read more Dear Magdy, I am a regular customer at your store on Corunna Road and truly appreciate the quality of your halal meats, international imports, and your B. Haleeb dairy products. I'm writing today because I would love to see your business grow even further, and I think a dedicated website would be a great next step. The physical ambiance is really aesthetic. The store is massive and it I has everything you could look for. In fact, you guys are the only place my father recommends for authentic sesame oil. Many customers in the Flint area look for specialty Egyptian and international groceries online before they visit. A website would make it much easier for us to see your latest inventory, check store hours, and even place advance orders for pickup. I would personally recommend using Shopify or WooCommerce. These are globally recognized leaders in e-commerce that are very user-friendly and would give you full control over your store's digital identity. Please do NOT use Wix as they are Israeli. I believe a digital storefront would bring in many new customers who are searching for the unique products only Sindbad Foods Market provides. Thank you for all you do for our community! Best regards, A loyal customer out of state.