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Wilkes Meats

Wilkes Meats

2.9
(16 reviews)
7.2 mi
$$

I want to share my honest experience so others can make an informed decision…read more A week ago, bad weather kept my usual meat delivery guy from coming, so I called Wilkes Meats. I told the owner I normally buy a month's worth of steaks at a time. He quoted me a price over the phone that was much higher than what I usually pay, so I told him I'd call back. About ten minutes later, he called me saying he was closing early because of the weather and offered me approximately 26 steaks for $445. I agreed. When I arrived, the first red flag was that there was no meat in the display cases at all. He brought out a whole cut to show me before slicing it. While cutting, he wore no gloves, which I noticed, but I figured I would wash the steaks at home anyway. That night, I cooked one steak. It had a strange smell--different from anything I've ever gotten from my usual supplier. I thought maybe it was my air fryer, even though I always cook steaks the same way. About ten minutes after eating, I had diarrhea and vomiting. The next day I still felt sick, so I only ate bread. The following day, I tried another steak. Same smell. Same reaction--immediate vomiting and diarrhea. That's when I realized the meat was the problem. I threw the rest away. I called the owner to explain what happened. As I'm telling him everything, he's quiet. Then he says, "Come up Monday and we can work something out." I told him I didn't want more meat from him--why would I risk getting sick again. His response was basically that replacing the meat was all he could offer. I told him I would dispute the charge with American Express and leave an honest review. He said "OK," so here I am. I spent $445 on steaks that made me sick twice and ended up in the trash. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this place. If you buy in bulk, be aware: in my opinion, it felt like I was given older meat they were trying to get rid of. A butcher doesn't want to throw out product, and unfortunately, I believe that's exactly what happened here. I'm not a butcher or a competitor--just a customer sharing what happened. If you can, avoid this place, especially for bulk purchases.

Just a nice community meat market, nothing extraordinary to speak off, prices seem a little higher…read morethen average, very limited on US Prime meats, lots of big retail items that you find in big box store for less

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Brought some of these sweet and legit Palestinian kunafas over for an afternoon blood sugar-spiking…read morefor the colleagues and they were instant hit. Rich chocolate with choke fulls of pistachios, hella crispy kadayıf that generate curiosities from other dept. cubicles (bring ya plates). Strong Turkish coffee that foretells you how the day will go, provided on the house on a missed order registry, was another gesture itself verifying the welcomes you'd receive from the most courageous people on this planet. Sipping on it and sitting on their beautiful benches on a hot, dry day, daydreams you into how it would feel in their lands they will retrieve soon. Blows its competition in Johns Creek bloody hungry for moolahs by 27K sq km. Good job, habaibi -

I finally checked out Wowbooza during my several visits around this location. It's one of those…read moreplaces that feels like dessert with a personality. The big draw here is their booza (a stretchy Turkish/Middle-Eastern ice cream), and it really does live up to the hype - chewy, creamy, and not overly sweet, which makes it dangerously easy to keep going back for another bite. We have tried the Kunafa with ice cream, and that combo of warm, crispy pastry and cold, silky booza is honestly the star of the show. Kunafa for those who don't know is shredded phyllo dough which is layered with cheese and baked to give it that crispy texture yet having the stretchy pull from the cheese. The combination of this savory Kunafa with the booza really makes it a delectable combo. The Turkish + Dubai chocolate Kunafa (half and half) has been my favorite but they have a few options to try. They also server Dubai chocolate and strawberry cups, which seem to be extremely popular too. We've tried their chai (tea) and Turkish coffee and all I can say is that I am hooked. The vibe is lively and a little crowded at peak times, but in a good way - it feels like everyone is there for the same sugar fix. Staff was friendly and happy to explain the menu, which helps if you're new to these kinds of desserts. Service can vary depending on how busy it is, but overall it's worth the stop. If you go in expecting something different from your usual ice cream shop, you'll probably leave impressed (and slightly obsessed with that stretchy texture).

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