Martin Rosol's Inc — Attraction in New Britain

I am 70 yrs old. I was born in New Britain and raised in Plainville. I lived in CT until just 8 yrs. ago when I moved to the great state of Maine. I grew up eating Martin Rolsol products. I remember going into the store when I was as young as 5 yrs. old and being enchanted by the smell and the sight of kielbasas and hot dogs on racks. I am sooo happy to now be able to enjoys them again due to the online store. I spoke with Teddy Rosol and placed my order. Less than 24hrs. after Teddy took my order it was on my doorstep here half the way up the coast of Maine. Much to my delight the hot dogs and kielbasa taste just as good as always. I am so please that Teddy has kept the family business alive after all these years. One of life's...

I have bought as many as 24 of the Easter Kielbasa to bring to my family that lives 2 hours from here. I first served grilled Kielbasa with fresh grilled pineapple for our Easter dinners and now everyone is spoiled and won't eat any other kielbasa! Their neighbors are now asking for the Kielbasa as well after having some served at a barbecue. We usually have a crowd of 50 for Easter at my house but unfortunately, not this year. I will still drop off the kielbasa to them in a week or two with our masks on! Rosol's hot dogs are my favorites too. Keep up...

Top 5 reasons why you should hurry your heinie to Martin Rosol‘s warehouse store:

Online or in the grocery store buying is ok but if you don’t make the #foodie pilgrimage in person you will miss that palate-teasing pavlovian aroma of garlicky ground meats lessened not a whit by the parka-required surroundings up some metal stairs across a dock behind a steel door. Ummm, yeah it’s a meat shop in a walk-in freezer. Unassuming on the outside, eyeboggling on the inside. Really! See pic! Two words: “Easter Kielbasa” (even when the holiday...