Meat Shops near Marysville, CA
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Meat Shops
“Top notch customer service. Very professional. All 880 lbs packaged to perfection. We really enjoyed doing business here. Quick & easy. If you get the chance get the country sausage. Thank you Toodles.”
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“The guy who runs it is amazing: friendly, helpful, and after our many interactions, I feel comfortable saying he is a genuine and decent person. Further, for being a small business and a corner store they do an excellent job of finding deals for their customers. For example, they have a bottle of whiskey that is equivalent in taste and size to "fireball" for only 5.99 before tax. They could have easily marked it up to match even the big sellers prices but they didn't. Win-win.”
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“I love this little market. I've been going here for years. It has basic goods all the staff is also very sweet. I recommend this place for everyday goodies.”
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“Locally this market is the best they have great meat a full meat counter and they always do a great job picking their produce I love this store and try to shop there as often as possible thank you guys for taking good care of me I've had a recent injury and they never mind carrying out my groceries”
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“If ur looking for great cuts of meat and fresh cheese to make a taco this is the quick stop to get ur meat easy and convenient u will find from spices tortillas ,Mexican candy soft drinks imported from Mexico don't forget their Mexican Paletas made with fruit”
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“Got some meat and had to pay extra for the cuts I wanted time is money but when you're not busy it makes a difference on a one time customer and a customer coming back again and againGood luck”
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“I have a really hard time walking and my daughter asked me to go there and pick up a birthday cake. She loves mocha tres leche and they have the best. I was sitting by the register trying to get up and make my way to the bakery at a nice man named Paul, came over and talk to me, ask if he could help me. I explained why I was there and I just had to make my way to the bakery. He took it upon himself to go over to the bakery and take pictures of all the cakes and come over and let me pick one and then he went over and had them right on it and brought me the receipt for it so I could pay at the register. Then he went and got me candles brought a bunch of them so I'd have a choice. And I picked out a balloon and got that for me. He then help me out to my car and put the seatbelt around the cake so it would stay, it worked who knew.I feel he went over and above customer service for any store. I was and am very grateful. This is proof that God could use regular people as angels.”
“I spotted this place on highway 70 while driving back to Sacramento airport from a family event in Chico. Located in Marysville right next door to a dollar store along the train tracks, it reminded me of the El Torito markets now gone from where I lived in Leucadia (coastal San Diego). Nobody had recommended it to me. I didn't look up the reviews. I just parked and went in on a hunch for lunch. The place is bright, neat and clean. The staff is friendly, attentive and helpful. There is a window to order food next to a small, quiet in-store dining area. I ordered a carne asada torta to go. The bun was fresh and aromatic. The beef was good, not over-seasoned and topped with lots of onions, a slice of red tomato that was actually red, and perfectly ripe avocado slices -- all for just over $10. There is a separate counter for bulk catering orders, and a separate meat counter (carneceria) where the fresh meats are neatly presented. A small fresh vegetable cooler is practically curated. There are a few shelves of canned goods as well. There are coolers with drinks, though I couldn't find my favorite Sidral apple soda which is my beverage of choice at my favorite Mexican food restaurant, Karina's which is still in business on coast highway in Leucadia. But that was not worth complaining about because I found a bottle of tasty mango soda instead. The restroom was spotless with rapid hot water at the sink (a rarity in restaurants of any ilk) and ample paper towels. This kind of service and presentation does not happen by accident. It is obvious that ownership and staff take great pride in their business. Nothing trendy or exotic here, but if you're hungry for straightforward Mexican meat, beans, rice, chips, tortillas or chicharrones, and you are anywhere near the center of Central California, El Torero is the place to go.”