House of Meats is a family-owned butcher shop serving Northwest Ohio since 1972, with six Toledo-area locations offering fresh meat and prepared favorites such as its homemade kielbasa. The business remains in its founding family, with third-generation co-owners Jim Meads and Kate Horner, and it also provides deer processing at its Alexis and Point Place locations. Its stores are built around an old-fashioned butcher’s-counter approach: trained staff, fair prices, and help choosing what to cook.
Hasselbach MeatsSince Ervin Hasselbach slaughtered his first hogs for Fremont-area neighbors in 1931, Hasselbach Meats has grown into a family-owned butcher shop and meat processor serving Northwest Ohio. The operation works with area-fed livestock and handles custom butchering in-house, including curing and smoking, while its meat market is known for old-fashioned specialties such as homemade lunch meats and sausages.FREMONT, OH
Kah Meats & CoFor five generations, Kah Meats & Co. has butchered, processed, and sold meat for Wapakoneta-area families, carrying on a business the Kah family began in the 1890s and has operated since 1898. The family-owned, USDA-inspected plant offers custom processing alongside a retail counter featuring locally raised beef and pork, including in-house bratwurst and other prepared meats. Kah Meats moved to its current Wapakoneta location in 1977, where it continues its long-running hometown butcher-shop tradition.WAPAKONETA, OH
Tank's Meats IncSince Fred Tank began selling fresh meat in downtown Elmore in 1907, Tank’s Meats has grown into a family-owned wholesale meat supplier and retail butcher shop. The company is now operated by the fourth generation, while members of the fifth generation work in the business, and its house-made sausage tradition—begun with a Swiss sausage maker in the mid-1950s—remains a signature. Tank’s serves Northwest Ohio restaurants and retail customers with professionally cut meat, custom orders, and freezer packages.ELMORE, OH
Snider Bros. MeatsSix generations of the Snider family’s butcher-shop tradition come together at Snider Bros. Meats, a family-owned Salt Lake City meat market offering hand-cut meats and custom preparation. The family opened its first butcher shop in 1938 and brought the business to Utah in 1981, opening the Salt Lake City shop in 1992; today, its butchers still use family recipes while preparing orders to customers’ specifications. The shop also draws on its professional pitmasters to share barbecue know-how alongside its deli and homemade offerings.PITMAN, PA