They have the meats!!!…read more I searched high and low looking for a meat market that had wagyu steaks in the area. Family told me about this place and low & behold they have a large variety of meats at a reasonable price. Navigating the store is a bit cumbersome has they have it set up to flow a certain way. Other than that, for it to be on the smaller side of grocery stores it packs a lot of stuff from the butchered meat, to liquor, to seasonings. I had to do two laps to take it all in and stay to my grocery list, not randomly picking up stuff to purchase. Ultimately I picked up a few of their custom made brats, oxtail, and wings. The oxtail came out to $17 for what normally cost a bit more in other stores in other states. The wings prising wasn't bad either. So I'm definitely going to be back for that wagyu steak and other meats from the butcher area. Overall impression of Lowery's is high. Employees were friendly, they had a variety of goods, prices were reasonable.

We thought this would be a quick in and out trip for meat for dinner, and this is by far the…read morelongest I've ever waited at a meat market. 40 minutes and counting.

You can feel the history of this building as soon as you walk in. Staff was extremely friendly and…read moreonce she found out we'd never been, she immediately started giving us samples. Everything was delicious and they had all the fixings to go with the meats and cheeses. Such a fun and interesting stop if you're in the area!

I felt as if I stepped back into time. A small butcher shop in the middle of the Elm street…read moreintown. I could not resist trying their liver sausage. It was so good, fresh, finely ground and soft . I was told they are family owned for almost a century. If in Three Oaks stop in.

We stopped in for breakfast during the July 4th weekend. I had the lox bagel with 1 lox slice, my…read morekiddo had a cream cheese bagel, and my husband had some bacon egg and cheese bagel. I really enjoyed my lox bagel and thought it was one of the best I've had!! The flavors were nicely balanced with the onion, capers, cream cheese and lox. I was able to eat it easily and get a little piece of everything in each bite. The bagels seem smaller than average, but who needs giant bagels anyway? I found these to be reasonably sized. Big overstuffed bagels that fall apart while you eat them - lox sliding all over the place - are really annoying. These were satisfying without making you feel gross after. The coffee selection exceeded our expectations. We shared a chemex for 2. They had a few single origin coffees to choose from and we had their pink bourbon Columbian. We enjoyed our coffee and bagels outside in their seating area and this was once of my favorite parts of our trip! We didn't have to wait too long, but as we were finishing, a long line was forming down the block. Consider getting there a little early!

This was the place on a Monday morning right when they opened at 7:30am. There was a good mix of…read morepeople dining in versus carrying out. The New Orleans iced coffee was so good! I had a plain bagel with cream cheese as well. It's a little tight inside but there's plenty of seating. We also loved all the quirky decor and art for sale.

Stopped by for lunch as I was passing through from Kentucky to Michigan. Really glad I did!…read more The sandwich was great. I did the Sandwich of the Day. You just answer a few questions about your preferences and they make something based on what is on hand. I ended up with a spicy onion and ham sandwich. Very tasty! They also had a bunch of cheese samples. I liked what I tried so much that I simply had to grab a few things. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. Several regulars came in while I ate and I can see why. I only wish I lived closer!

Food was absolutely amazing! The flavors were so good! Kind of off the beaten path, but well worth…read morethe visit! Will definitely visit again!

The fennel sausage pizza was delicious! The food was freshly cooked and very hot. Neat restaurant…read moreall around. And in the end you clear your own table. Haven't had to do that in some time.

I was once a five star guy here. The food is absolutely incredible. The nduja pizza and mortadella…read moresandwich are awesome. The staff is surly and standoffish. You get the feeling they aren't that happy to see you and the pizza artist couldn't be bothered to smile at my toddler. I'm mixed on coming back.

Coffee and sandwiches for the win! I am always happy when I go here. Cubans are good but they make…read morea great Ruben as well. Its a simple set up with polite service. It can get busy and is loud when full but generally its a good place for lunch and conversation. It's also a great take out option in the area. Sandwiches are great for enjoying in the park too!

I really liked The General for a solid brunch with friends. The interior was very clean, and the…read morebaristas were very kind. I didn't have anything to eat so I cannot speak for the food, but the coffee was delicious! I got the seasonal latte (forgetting the name now, but it was orange flavored), and it was super unique and yummy! I will say that I think this is the type of cafe where you meet friends and chat vs. do work-- it gets a little loud. It was a really cute and communal vibe, just bring headphones if you plan to get work done!

Charming bakery with friendly staff and great pastries. The croissant was flaky, the French bread…read morehad a perfect chew, Cookies were delicious too overall, an excellent spot!

A little pricey for a breakfast sandwich $9 but it was delicious! The egg was so fluffy and fresh…read more The bagel was soft and delicious. I also had a Frappuccino. It was decent! Make sure to look at both of their locations menus because they are very different. This place is more casual.