Meat Shops near Washington, NJ

“Just wanted to say thank you for the truly amazing Crown of American Lamb we had for Easter.Without a doubt the best we've ever had and that includes English Romney Lamb and Scottish Borders Lamb and Welsh Lamb when we lived there.Thanks again.Douglas and Margaret”

“I am thoroughly impressed by the quality of their meat. The flavors and tenderness of their beef are unparalleled, making it clear that they prioritize raising their cattle with care. The customer service was exceptional, with the family-run team going above and beyond to ensure a fantastic experience. It's heartwarming to see a family so dedicated to their craft, and their passion shines through in every product. I highly recommend ordering from Cotton Cattle Company - you won't be disappointed!!”

“The meats are fresh never got any meat my girls love the chicken tenders they come out so juicy they always have eaten until there was none left. I’ll shop there no matter the price.”

“Truly a step back in time. The whole idea of small-town America is perfectly encapsulated in places such as adorable Califon in rural Hunterdon County, New Jersey, which has the unique distinction of being the physical inspiration behind the setting of the 1946 Christmas classic, “It’s a wonderful life”. In the heart of Califon is Rambo’s, a truly vintage general store, delicatessen, and butcher shop. I’m not sure exactly how old it is, probably at least as old as my paternal grandfather, who would be 98 today. I’ve tried their 2 most popular sandwiches, the pastrami on rye with Swiss and the Italian hoagie, both were delicious. I bought some of their hand cut lamb loin chops, they turned out excellent with a jerk spice rub they sell. I’m very much looking forward to trying out their house made Italian sausage I got stored in the freezer. The store staff and managers/owners are very kind and welcoming and I am happy to support an awesome and storied local small business. I’m definitely planning on coming back here on a semi-routinely manner, perhaps even on a biking trip on the nearby Columbia trail in the future.”