Robert's Butcher Shop — Local services in New York

I am truly delighted to express my heartfelt gratitude to Robert's Butcher Shop for their incredibly generous contribution to the Center for the Women of New York (CWNY) fundraiser event. This act of kindness left a lasting impression on all of us who attended.

The event was a resounding success, and Robert's Butcher Shop played a significant role in making it such a memorable evening. Their contribution in the form of the mouthwatering Aloha Chicken dish was an absolute showstopper. It was a culinary masterpiece that had everyone in awe, and it quickly became the talk of the event.

The Aloha Chicken served by Robert's Butcher Shop was nothing short of spectacular. The flavors were a delightful fusion of sweet and savory, and every bite was a burst of tropical goodness. The chicken was tender, juicy, and infused with a tantalizing blend of seasonings that transported our taste buds to a Hawaiian paradise. It was a dish that truly showcased the culinary expertise of Robert's Butcher Shop.

Beyond the delectable food, it's worth mentioning the immense goodwill that Robert's Butcher Shop demonstrated by supporting a noble cause like CWNY. Their commitment to giving back to the community is commendable, and it's businesses like these that make a positive impact on society.

In addition to their culinary prowess, Robert's Butcher Shop's generosity left a lasting impression on everyone present at the event. It's heartwarming to see businesses like this one actively contributing to the betterment of the community.

In conclusion, I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to Robert's Butcher Shop for their exceptional Aloha Chicken and their philanthropic spirit. Their contribution added a special touch to the CWNY fundraiser event, and I can confidently say that their food and generosity were a highlight of the evening. I wholeheartedly recommend Robert's Butcher Shop to anyone looking for outstanding cuisine and a business that cares about...

I recently moved to the neighborhood from Brooklyn. I visited a few times just to see what they have. The price were the same or higher, but the quality and selection is mediocre compared to many Italian butchers in other part of New York City. Today I was cooking trippa alla romana, a classic Italan recipe, and realized I needed more tripe so decided to run to the store a few hours before closing. It took a while until an old gentleman finally asked what I wanted. He told me that it was an expensive item and he didn't know if I wanted it, and that he did not want to go to to the deep freezer just for a few bucks. I had no issue with the price because the particular part is at the same price at Keyfood, but I would like to look and select which one before I buy it (what is the point of coming to a butcher?). I was perplexed about their refusal of service and felt embarrassed so I left. I understand it was right before busy holiday but why stay open then? I would rather be told it's pre-order only for the holiday as many butchers do at this time of the year. My Italian husband did not have any trouble getting meat there a day before. They are lazy or racist or both. I am not going...

I’ve been smoking beef ribs for years and my first time buying meat from this butcher shop, I got a beef rib that has lots of meat glue inside it making it weight more. For those of you who don’t know what meat glue is, meat glue what manufacturers use to rip you off by adding an artificial paste to glue the meat together which looks but fat but is not and it also makes it weight more. I will definitely not go back to this place after knowing this place...