Butchers in Seattle, WA
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305 Northwest 82nd Street, Seattle WA 98117
“I haven’t bought any meat yet, but we need lamb fat for kebabs, so I called them to ask if they sell it. The person I spoke with was a very kind gentleman. I’d definitely like to go and try their meat as well!”
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9432 16th Avenue Southwest, Seattle WA 98106
“Everything is PHENOMENAL. High-quality that you can taste Beef sticks, steak, short ribs, etc. Very friendly and knowledgeable, They know exactly where all the meat comes from, And you know you’re not getting any garbage mixed into it.”
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85 Pike Street, Seattle WA 98101
“As a Seattle local, Don and Joe's has been my go-to for good meat for the last eight years. I did not grow up with a relationship with a butcher and have felt intimidated approaching the counter. There was no need! The folks who work here are extremely personable and have never made me feel stupid despite any question I might have. I hate using the phone (as a good millennial) but I do not hesitate to give them a call before I head down to make sure they have what I need. From duck breasts to cubed lamb they are stocked and ready to help.”
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4861 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle WA 98118
“Bob's Quality Meats has been a staple in my family. We visit here often, the meats are always good. Never out of what we need, customer service is top tier 👌🏿. Abraham and the family has always been great people.”
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9629 15th Avenue Southwest, Seattle WA 98106
“I saw reviews that said they sell prepared rice and beans as my cousin was hosting and preparing birria for us all. When we arrived, we were told by a kind and energetic female employee that they didn't do that and they only have prepared tamales. She did let us know that there is a Mexican restaurant on the other end that had rice and beans and we thanked her then left. The store itself was very clean and there was plenty of space to browse around but it is a bit cramped. The meats here looked very fresh and the prices were very fair too! I was thinking that we should probably get some snacks and decided to pick up tortilla chips, fresh made guac, and 1/2lb of chicharron which ended up being $20.20 and that seemed like such a great deal especially with how much chicharron we got and it was so delicious! My brother told me that chicharron is usually eaten with guac and their guac here was fantastic both with the chicharron, chips and on its own. My boyfriend wants to come back to get more options, he saw that they did a specific specialty for a good price and wants to try that out.”
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1531 Melrose Ave, Seattle WA 98122
“Rain Shadow Meats has the most delicious and freshest options for meat with competitive pricing. They also carry a variety of other items, such as local organic garlic and onions and heirloom tomatoes that actually taste like how tomatoes used to taste (real) at affordable prices too! Nika ordered a specific type of cut of meat for me that was out of stock the other day and I bought it today. She said I could call ahead for any requests, and they could stock pantry or grocery per my request! It’s amazing to have a small local grocer/butcher in the neighborhood that can cater to your needs. They also have a fridge that has things like soup, chili, and marcona almonds, among other items.”
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5250 40th Ave NE, Seattle WA 98105
“I still miss the Houghton Market days in a real way—there was something about it that felt more local and unpolished, like it belonged fully to that corner of Kirkland in a way that’s hard to replicate once a place gets absorbed and refined. Metropolitan Market kept a lot of the spirit, but it definitely shifted into something more elevated and curated. The bones are familiar, but the texture changed. That’s probably why it still hits nostalgia so strongly—you can recognize what it used to be underneath what it’s become. And honestly, that’s why it feels a little frustrating there isn’t a stronger presence up north in Snohomish or Everett. It’s exactly the kind of market that would do well there: good prepared foods, strong deli culture, and a “treat yourself but also grab dinner” vibe that just isn’t really replicated in the same way in that area.”
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1001 S Jackson St, Seattle WA 98104
“(1001 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104 *Word: It's not the grocery store on 12th and Jackson. Don't get confused.)This is a great storefor grocery needs but it's easy to miss with its modest signage, a single door pane is often open and no windows and its allocation is easy to drive right by because you're on a main street. However, it's also easy if you are walking by or exercising, walking forward, walking backwards, jogging, running or doing cartwheels... it's uphill a bit or down from you...beats fighting traffic, always. They have a small parking lot and it's all a manageable size and endeavor for many of your list items.If you're looking for Vietnamese food, herb, canned items, Pacific fresh seafood or Vietnamese instant coffee or relics this is an easy, dependable stop and they've got a kind and hardworking crew. They already supply many of the produce for some of the restaurants close by where you may have eaten last evening or where you will eat tonight. Not shopping for Vietnamese ingredients? No problem. Unfamiliar with such fare but require some delicious, fresh fish, meats like beef, pork belly bacon you will find this store FUNfamiliar and Dong Hing has those proteins too. Butchers are on site, scales for clams by the pound are available and if someone doesn't speak english just ask another customer or one of the nice stock ladies. These ladies are everywhere rolling dollies around with boxes and these ladies are just as tough as they are beautiful and they will help you if you're polite. One of these young ladies helped me find the right instant coffee last time. Thank you, again.Personally, I find the vegetable and fruit selection outstanding considering the overall size of the grocery market. THIS IS KEY- the fact that Vietnamese culture is a shopping daily culture, cooking at home is a sport and fresh ingredients are instrumental in Vietnamese recipes which make such selections reliably FRESHER and CONSISTENTLY AVAILABLE so you may select your fruits and vegetables FASTER and EASIER. This fact means they have an aggressive purchasing power so greater quantities are rotated faster, cleaner and their capture clientele demands it so they have more in relative quantity than most western grocery markets three times their size! I recently bought some oranges and bok choy and they were fantastic. The store area is nearly halfway full of ALL freshness between protein, veggies+herbs and fruit. Not only is this place clean, it smells like it too and much less spoiling of produce or brown, yellowing twigs of herbs, fronds and less sifting for the last one or two of something that resembles a crown of broccoli or a carrot that's not an heirloom carrot because it's turning purple, lol. The sellers are committed to this clientele and often that's the first fruit they get,so to speak.Save time, support you and the local micro economy as you shop here too in addition to the other markets in this community. By supporting these families and the International District you retain it's experience-an experience unlike anywhere and unlike most places in this country.If it's simply an individual orange or you're making a fresh salad for one hundred rabbits or buying bacon for your Sunday brunch, beef for the backyard grill or you just enjoy meeting new people and exploring different economies, foods and cultural ceremonies this place is open to you and for you.”
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12325 Roosevelt Way Northeast, Seattle WA 98125
“I wasn’t planning on stopping there on the way to get pizza nearby, but I’m happy I did. I highly recommend the Mango milkshake or any of their drinks if you stop by, very good when it’s 80 degrees outside”
