As you may know, a stand-alone butcher shop is hard to find in this area, outside of grocery stores and a few delis. So this is a great addition to the neighborhood. Like Pesca Deli, it is located on the EuroMotorcars block of Bethesda Avenue.
Monday, January 11, 2016
Butcher's Alley opens in Bethesda (Photos)
As you may know, a stand-alone butcher shop is hard to find in this area, outside of grocery stores and a few delis. So this is a great addition to the neighborhood. Like Pesca Deli, it is located on the EuroMotorcars block of Bethesda Avenue.
Brilliant idea. I go to Pesca Deli often and wished there was the equivalent quality for meats from a local butcher. Do you know what they'll be offering? Local farms, imported, special types of meat, etc?
ReplyDeleteIf only the parking situation there were better. I often have to circle a few times to find something.
Aren't eggs dairy?
ReplyDelete7:08: They come from chickens, not cows.
DeleteIt's a common misconception.
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DeleteComing from NYC where there are so many butcher shops, it was amazing to me how so many residents purchased their poultry and meat from a supermarket. This a much-needed and welcomed addition to Bethesda -- and given it's a Pesca Deli operation is a plus to me. Love the Pesca Deli!
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