Meat Shops near Woodland, CA

“I've never been to this before, as soon as I walked in I was amazing by the cleanliness of the store. I live 40 miles away and have other choices , but I was in town so I stopped by. More importantly, and the reason I'm writing this review is Timo, let me say it again, Timo. I have never even used Yelp but I downloaded Yelp just to make sure he is recognized. I didn't have enough money to get all my stuff, so i asked him to set a few things aside while I switch funds around. How embarrassing right, no, not at all with Timo.The passion, grace and understanding he expressed was heart warming. Timo never once rolled his eyes or treated me like some poor ( literally) jerk, he made me feel right at home, at peace and not panicked. To go one step further as I was still nickel and dimming around and feeling like the scum of earth he literally offers me .20 cents , yes you read that right .20cents Is what I needed to complete my purchase. I did have it in the bottom of my purse, but the simple fact he even offered blew me away. I should have been mortified, but I wasn't because of the way he treated me. I hope this review isn't taken lightly and who ever reads this understands the full power of his kindness. I could go on and say more about this young man but I think i'm running out of space. I will come back to this store for the sole way i was treated. Times have hit really hard this last week and Timo really is an example how the kindness everyone should express and expect from one another. He is a role model”

“I agree with others that the bad reviews are BS. I just bought some at Fred Meyer, and the beef is really good. I looked up their website, and I wish it had a bit more readily accessible information about the cows and regenerative aspects. However, if their claims are true about being 100% raised on a diverse regeneratively grown diet, then I'm happy to spend the extra cash. Honestly, isn't even that expensive. Besides that, I'm also buying this brand to protest the absolutely unconscionable conditions in which factory animals are raised. Those animals are in poor health, and we eat that, so therefore we also become poor in health. Plus, it's just wrong.

If their claims are true about being regeneratively raised, which I don't have any reason not to believe, just that I would like even more information if possible, then it is really a great benefit to buy this as opposed to the other, GMO, confided, dare I say abused beef. Think, would you really want to treat an animal like that, personally? Trap them in confinement with no wiggle room, stepping on their own feces, and being force fed chemically sprayed corn that causes cancers and tumors until you're sent to death, then grind them up and eat them? Hell no.

Now, an animal that spends its days living peacefully, grazing on whatever fresh and nutritious plants they please, and live their full life only to have one bad day at the end? That's a win for the cow, and a win for us. Because it's happier, healthier, more nutritious. And we are what we eat. We then become healthier, and it shows we respect the animal to treat them with a happy life. It's the least it deserves, giving their life to us.”

“We visit here for our Persian ingredients. They always have a great selection! The baklava is hand made. They have the gallon-size olives that lasts and a great selection of teas and syrups and tonics.”

“Wonderful laundry detergent, soap, and cleaning supplies selection, including eco friendly and scent free. Not the best prices, but the market had a lot of things that are not usually at markets or are out of stock right now. Friendly service.
Students get 5% discount!”