What looks like a normal Mom and Pop store, with a Brazilian twist is actually a pretty kicking…read moreMeat and Fish Market. Note: The fish is flash frozen, but great quality, and they have Bacalao, as well. But, wild salmon for $3 a filet? Sign me up! Also, if you check out the meat counter, you'll be pretty happy. I keep forgetting to come here, which I will remedy. The meat is super fresh. They make their own sausages (yes, to chorizo). I bought some really lean ground sirloin last night for $3.59/lb. I bought a ginormous bag of peeled garlic here for chump change. I love that. Friendly folks, too.

It is a neighborhood shop - friendly and well stocked with all kinds of specialty finds for those…read moreinterested in Portuguese, Brazilian and Latin American finds. Fantastic cheeses, meats, sausages, and treats - empanadas, pork, rolls... and WINE! Its small but surprisingly chock full of great finds that will put great products on your table (yes quail eggs too!).

Really great butcher in the back of the store. I used to live in Southern California and this place…read morefelt like I was back in Santa Ana. Really great Central American flavors are the order of the day at this place. On my first visit I picked up some pork sausages and a couple pounds of marinated sirloin. Absolutely incredible. This will now be a weekly destination for me.

This is a very good local market well stocked and always appears clean. Prices are great and the…read moreplace has almost everything. The working man can afford to go here. Very friendly people thank you

The service is very good however the butchers don't speak English. But the assortment of meats is…read moreexcellent and fairly priced.

paid $158.01 for a 9.3 lb boneless prime rib. It had 1lb slab of fat, was tough as shoe leather,…read moreand had very little taste. Slow roasted for 4 hrs at 250°, let rest for :45, then seared for :10 at 500°. Worst roast we've ever had for Christmas. I would never go to Crown again. this was my first roast from there, and my last. Awful

Great selection. I lived in Korea for a few years and I like to find things that remind me of my…read moretime there.

Good variety and prices, but most of the shelf-stable goods we bought were expired, a bottle of…read morejuice even expired 7+ months ago! My bad for not checking the dates, because my usual grocery stores back home do a pretty good job rotating or putting almost expired items on sale. Please check the dates of every item before buying.

Great prices and awesome quality food I love their meat bundles always just right. They also sell…read moreeggs and you can actually make your own peanut butter as well.

We supported a different farm for our bulk grass-fed beef for many years but decided to switch to…read moreKalon Farms last summer because they were closer to us and because the other farm, while having fantastic quality meat, weren't the best at butchering. We tried Kalon beef a number of times by buying from their storefront but finally decided to buy half a cow. It took a couple months to finish off the previous cow we'd purchased before getting to the Kalon cow but immediately knew something was wrong as soon as we tried our first steak. There was a subtle "off" taste to it. Over the next month or so, we tried multiple different cuts and all the ones with any fat or marbling had the same issue. The leaner cuts were mostly okay. I reached out to Kalon using the form on their website. No reply. I reached out again via email. No reply. I was very clear that I wasn't expecting a refund or reimbursement of any kind because I knew it had been a few months. I just wanted to inform them and ask if anybody else had reported the same issue. Still nothing back from them. Eventually, a few months later, I remembered that I still hadn't heard anything back so I called and asked to speak to someone in charge. They were super sarcastic on the phone. It started with "Are you sure you bought from us? I don't even recognize your name." It progressed to "Many people complain about the taste because they don't know what real grass-fed beef tastes like; it's not like store-bought meat." It ended with "We had another complaint a few months ago but our owner took the beef home and ate it all and it was fine." I went there three days ago to drop off the over 240lbs of what remained. Around 80lbs of assorted steaks and cuts. Around 20-30lbs of roasts. Around 100lbs of mince. Around 30-40lbs of bones, tallow, organs, etc. I was very polite to the person at the desk (it's not her fault, after all), we were respectful of the space and brought everything back in cooler boxes and placed them neatly inside. I handed them a letter (pic attached) and included my phone number in case the owner wanted to call me back. Still zero response. There are a few other reviews online complaining about the same "off" taste but there's seemingly always some sort of excuse as to why it's the customer's fault or that the customer just doesn't understand what good beef tastes like. I also saw some posts about their farming practices, stating that their animals were feeding on what used to be dump grounds. I didn't see that for myself so I can't comment but it was worth noting that it's being said by more than just a few people. Personally, I've accepted the loss of, literally, thousands of dollars of meat. It would've just been the professional thing to reach out to me at least once to discuss the matter. Instead, I get complete radio silence. I included a pic of the email I'd sent and the letter I left. I also included a comparison pic of Kalon's mince to the mince from my previous farm. Theirs looks extremely pale and anemic in comparison. It also doesn't match what they sell in their storefront. I suspect their storefront gets meat from their healthy cows but bulk orders are not from the same batch but, obviously, that's purely speculation so take it for what it's worth. I have no evidence one way or another but the discrepancy in quality between bulk and storefront is visible/tastable.

Great quality of fresh meats, ribeye steaks, Sausage and ground beef are my favorites…read more You must try their wings different seasoning. Really good customer service, feel good about asking questions

if you want GREAT FRESH meat go to Central Street Butcher... they are NUMBER1 in my book... i have…read morebeen getting their packages for almost a year now and will never by meat in the supermarket again.. Also i had a gift card to "tuckaway tavern" the famous steak house in Raymond NH so seeing as you can never get in the restaurant without at least a 60 min wait.. we decided to go with the butcher... Never again it wasn't good at all.. i have also tried another butcher in town.. not good either... so my Pick today and everyday is Central St. Butcher. the people are fantastic ...

Wow! The produce alone is why I have decided to drive the 20 miles to shop here every weekend…read more Large, perfect and delicious! Although it is more expensive than you will find at your local market basket at least I can actually use 100% of the items, they aren't half wilted and rotten like the junk you get in a "regular" grocery store. Additionally find wonderful local and artisan cheeses, meats and baked goods- even seasonal candy and items. The floral and garden shop?? Just wow! So worth the trip and a little extra cost for high quality. A high quality small shop.

Options galore!! So many delicious foods to choose from. Well displayed produce and pleasant staff…read more The place was packed when we swung by for a sandwich from the deli but we were served quick. Prices are higher than most other establishments but the ambiance and services are well worth the extra dollars

Maruo's Market is your local, small town grocery store. It's a tiny place, but it gets the job…read moredone. Don't expect to come here for produce or some special, spiffy cereal -- they don't have a huge stock. I just come here for basic needs, or to go get some milk if I forgot last time I was at Stop & Shop. They have a lot of junk, here -- A rack of candy, lots of fatty donut/pastry snacks, bags of chips, marshmellows, cookies, etc. There's canned food.. and a decent selection of sodas & juices & drinks, and on the other side of the store, they have all their liquor, beer & wine. They also have lotto tickets & cigarettes, if you're into that sort of thing. The building, however, is quite dingy and old, especially on the inside. Basically, if you have a general, basic need and you're too lazy to go to Stop & Shop, you come here and hope & pray that they have it.

Recently sold out of the family after 50+ years in downtown Southborough. Still the same set-up and…read moreproducts, seriously an old-fashioned general store and one of the few actual shops in downtown Southborough. I've been coming here with my grandparents for over 20 years and have always had good experiences. Can't comment on the liquor/beer costs but the food is standard convenience store prices. The staff is also extremely friendly and is more than happy to chat while they ring you out.