Yea, this place has the goods. You walk into a room of hanging death. They have smoked, twice smoked, and triple smoked sausage right when you walk in on the left. There is literally meat...
Joe's Meat Market
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Joe’s Meat Market is a purveyor of authentic wood-smoked and fresh Polish-style meats, priding itself on the absence of preservatives in its products. Embracing the Polish tradition, a variety of woods such as cherry, apple, oak, maple, and juniper are used in their smokers to infuse meats with rich flavors.
Established in 1976, Joe’s Meat Market continues the tradition of brining and wood smoking fresh meat and sausages on-site every week. Their range of products includes bacon, ham, kielbasa, pate, deli items, and stuffed cabbage, all crafted without any preservatives. Customers are invited to experience the taste of freshly made, authentic Polish food.
All meat products at Joe’s, including smoked, roasted, and sausages, are made in small batches without preservatives, ensuring a difference in taste and quality. From smoked pork, beef, and poultry to fresh cuts of beef, veal, lamb, and pork, Joe’s offers a diverse selection of meats, along with imported Polish condiments, teas, sauces, and holiday treats.
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Good Polish cold cuts! It's worth the money........................................................................................
This is a mixed review. I'm Polish, and I've turned away from European Provisions in Old Bridge which I've gone to for years. That and I come up from Asbury Park to take care of our Easter...
As authentic as it gets. Highly highly recommend the stuffed cabbage, a true delicacy. The staff let us sample some delicious pastries and freshly made snacks. Everything was wood smoked in house...
My mother shopped at Joe's decades ago when she lived in New Jersey, and now that I live in the New York area, I stop there on my way home each holiday to stock up on the proper provisions. If...
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