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    Podlasie Meat Market

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Krakus Meat Market

    Krakus Meat Market

    3.6
    (15 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    Superb pork store at the top of Broad Street in Little Poland. We love all of the Polish…read moredelicatessens on Broad Street; each has a specialty niche - this one's is the meat counter. The quality is superb (no doubt abetted by the fact that the store is almost always busy - everything's fresh.) The meat display is literally forty feet long. The selection is astounding. We're still discovering new things. And for all of this excellence, the cost is very reasonable. Excellent smoked Bratwurst cost $3.99 a pound on a recent visit. Lean hickory smoked bacon (de luxe, this is what Peter Luger's in Brooklyn NY serves for the thick bacon appetizer) was $4.99. Lean, pink Black Forest Ham was only $7.99 - this stuff put "Honey Baked Ham" to shame and is cheap enough to get a pound for sandwiches and then a pound sliced 1/4" for breakfast plates (or scalloped potatoes). Beside charcuterie, I buy coarsely ground fresh pork here, to make sausage patties with (and for meat sauce). There is a refrigerator full of pierogies of all kind. Refrigerated cases contain specialty European dairy products, herring, and frozen items. There's a bakery cabinet featuring superb high quality Euro-style breads and rolls - and Polish paczi (sp?) As in all serious food markets, they offer a great variety of spices, seeds and other dry goods for the kitchen. There's a huge selection of seasoning amalgams and sauce mixes, too. There's a great selection of pickles in jars, including some rather exotic pickled combinations. Candy and cookies fill fully two aisles of the spacious store. Go here because my words and pictures cannot suffice to describe the experience. Go on a weekday to avoid crowds - it's that popular! Did I mention it was a superb value?! So go here, even if you don't like Polish food.

    Lots of polish markets in New Britain but this is the best one. I picked Kielbasi, kabanosay, hot…read moredogs and a bunch of canned goods , stuffed cabbages , pickled items and condiments. Highly recommended

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    Martin Rosol's, Inc.

    Martin Rosol's, Inc.

    4.7
    (24 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $

    The most beefy tasting kielbasa and hot dogs. Welcoming place with helpful person behind the deli…read morecounter. A++

    Martin Rosol's makes the hot dogs for 3 of my fav hot dog shops in CT. Riley's. Dogtown. Capitol…read moreLunch. Other good spots too. They have great flavor, substance and texture. Their kielbasa is my go to choice for similar reasons. Although, I can buy Rosol's at most, if not all of the area places where I buy groceries, I've been curious about the retail shop for a while. The Rosol's New Britain facility is multi-purpose. It's where they execute at least certain aspects of production. It appears to be the distribution hub. And it has a retail store. The retail store is behind a a Vault Door. The store is essentially inside a cooler. So why would you visit the NB Retail Shop rather than just buy MR's products in stores? The MR product choices are wider and easier to find since they're all in one room. They have curated some products like pickles, mustard and kraut they think go with their meats. If you're a Blackie's Hot Pepper Relish fan, for instance, they sell jars of it. They sell a very well seasoned chili in cartons that goes well with their dogs. The fact that you're buying everything at the source in a cold environment, makes me think you're getting max fresh food. The dogs I grilled last night were great. In addition, I picked up some other cool food when I was in New Britain. 5 Stars

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    Newington Meat Center

    Newington Meat Center

    4.3
    (12 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    $$

    "I like to do just like the rest, I like my sugar sweet But…read moreguarding fumes and making haste It ain't my cup of meat" (Bob Dylan) If a big cup of meat is your cup of tea, you'll be very happy at the Newington Meat Center. Conveniently located between Route 9 and the Berlin Turnpike, they've been serving up hot dogs, sausages, deli meats and cheeses, a big selection of house-smoked meats, prepared foods, steaks, ground beef, seafood, chicken and sandwiches since 1964. They sell bundled packages of burgers, steaks, and chicken to feed an army at your next barbecue. And if you happen to be in the market for frozen cubes of goat, well, they have that too. In all seriousness, their product selection is quite impressive. We stopped by yesterday and picked up two sandwiches, a container of chili and a half sour pickle for $26. My turkey and pepper jack cheese sandwich was excellent. First of all, the amount of fresh and delicious turkey was very impressive, I mean it was really piled sky high on a soft and fresh bulkie roll. My wife's ham and cheese was an equally generous sandwich. Half a sandwich was all we needed for lunch. Oh, and that pickle was pretty darned good too. I haven't tried the chili yet, but based on the overall excellence of our experience, I'm sure it will be fantastic.

    History speaks for itself. This family owned meat store has been around since 1964!! The owners are…read morevery informative,helpful and prideful. They take the time to get to know what your needs are and have value bundles for every budget. We went an ala carte and chose a selection of TBone, Chicken, Pork Chops and deli meat all cut to our preference. We saved quite a lot compared to our normal supermarket buy basically for the same quality! We will be back!

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    Sandwiches made to order.
    Very reasonable prices for fresh made.

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    Very reasonable prices for fresh made.
    Belvedere Cafe and Restaurant

    Belvedere Cafe and Restaurant

    4.2
    (83 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Finally tried Belvedere yesterday. I originally tasted their food not too long ago at my friend's…read moreuncles funeral. They catered the food afterward. Met Ela, the owner... Who is fabulous! I tried the beef tripe soup, the Hungarian goulash and ice cream for dessert. The soup was out of this world, I loved it! The goulash, which was put on a small pizza, sized potato pancake, was also delicious! I'm definitely going back to The Belvedere, cuz it was worth every penny... Which in fact was reasonably priced for the portion. I highly recommend The Belvedere, and think you will be very happy & satisfied if you go there.

    Every now and then, we get a hankering for a unique night out and neighborhood ethnic food. We…read morewanted to hit the Norman Rockwell exhibit at the New Britain Museum of Art (well worth it) and Little Poland for pierogis and other classics. Belvedere was the best reviewed but we found the total experience disappointing despite some bright spots. First off, Little Poland has a reputation for food not warm, chatty service. Even with a reservation, the Belvedere staff seemed unprepared and almost disappointed we showed for our late reservation. We waited an inordinate amount of time for a larger table to fit us was cleared, without anyone taking a drink order or doing much of anything. Drinks were small and watery. Things perked up with the best borscht we've tasted, although it's served warm not the traditional cold. The Caesar salad was huge and tasty but not sure why it's on a polish menu. The pierogis were just ordinary; light on filings and served with absolutely nothing else; they were also lukewarm. The Galumpki was more generous and tasty but the potato pancake with goulash was a complete miss. The pancake while large was over fried and acrid at the edges and you were hard pressed to find a decent chunk of beef or piece of carrot in the meager drizzle of goulash on top. $26.95 for this? The atmosphere was a bit sterile and didn't have that old world feel we were looking for; Miami vice and 80's music videos on the bar TV didn't help. We can't really recommend this spot to others.

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