Meat Shops in Vancouver, WA

“We have been wanting to try out this place for a long time, just never got around to it. Went there to buy something to celebrate our anniversary and ask the counter man to sell us the best steak he had. Was a one-pound porterhouse, reasonably priced and very good. Had a vast selection of meat and we will be going there again.”

“The meat was fresh and reasonably priced, making it a fantastic choice for quality cuts.What stood out to me was the smoked bones available for purchase for dogs! Everyone gets a treat here!Overall, this butcher shop exceeded my expectations with its top-notch products, fair prices, and pet-friendly options, making it a standout choice for anyone in search of quality meats.P.S. - the chorizo tasted great! I had some in my lunch. Not too salty, perfect amount of flavor! I can’t wait to buy more.”

“Top Choice is Aptly named, Thier steaks are delicious, the bacon is perfect and the Pinwheels packed so much flavor that it paired perfectly with simple sides like Salad for an easy dinner on a busy weeknight, the burgers are fantastic with no weird surprises you get in supermarket packs . The men in my life really liked the meat sticks variety.And as a bonus our pets Love the treat options they have!”

“Fantastic grocery store with incredible prices. Does not require buying products in bulk like Costco. Also does not rely on gimmicky sales, everything there is well priced. Staff always seems busy and happy to help.”

“I love this place. First of all, it's the cheapest full-size supermarket around. And by a good amount. I left with a very full cart for under $200 (AKA 3 days' rent). And I probably left ~$10 savings on the table by buying the brands I preferred. The store is never a mess and the people working here are consistently good. It feels like a "we're in this together" kind of environment where we want to buy groceries and the workers seem to want to facilitate that, and then everyone goes on with their lives. I can say for 100% certain that this is the least financially predatory supermarket I know of. Produce is the biggest example. When stuff is in season, you can tell they buy a ton of it and try to turn it over fast and cheap. Very good quality limes were $0.25 today. I don't even think bubble gum machines cost that much anymore. But I also worked in retail and can tell they do the same with dry goods as well. They look for good deals like we do, and instead of using some complex algorithm that gets their CEO an extra million, they just make sure they're making enough money, and if they are, they often give people the opportunity to buy stuff cheap. The loyalty programs at other stores will never earn my loyalty like a grocery store operating in a neighborly way will.”