Kenyons Meat Market

We LOVE Kenyon’s. We only wish they had more selection of fresh, local, produce.
I’ve never been a big fan of steak or red meat in general, but Kenyon’s steaks are delicious, buttery, goodness.
The staff is always super nice and ready to help. They remember your face and always do their best to assist you in any way.

Why don’t businesses list their HOURS ?? Or why doesn’t Unilocal make SURE they’re listed???

Wow, I’ve totally changed my mind on this place after our last visit. I was charged twice for 2 rib eye steak — $ 15.95 was the amount of the overcharge, shown clearly on the receipt (picture posted).
Then to cap it off, both the rib eye and the cube steak were off tasting — very much off tasting — as toward rancid. I threw all of both items in the trash. Anyboby can have a bad day, but this a little beyond that.
I will not be going back.

Great market with local selections excellent beef & chicken.

Kenyons is a great local market! I shop there on a weekly basis.
The store is small, but quaint and the owners are super friendly.
They have a superb meat selection with terrific prices. I have bought and recommend: ribs, pork chops, chicken breast & tenders, filet, ribeye, hamburger patties, and ground beef. They even make their own ground sausage. It’s great! Another convenience, they will make special cuts for you on request. Other products I like to buy: Mapleview milk & butter, Neese’s bacon, Latta Farms eggs, hoop cheese, honey, and seasonal produce.

The quality of the meat (chicken, beef, pork, ground turkey, etc) is probably the best I’ve ever been able to buy in a local market. They don’t add a bunch of preservatives to their meat, and you can really taste the difference (our friends love the burgers that I make with their beef), If you need ANYTHING special ordered/​cut/​packaged/​etc, Renae and Darrin will go out of their way to get it for you. Their prices are extremely competitive as well. We exclusively buy our meat and milk there.

I guess now that I’m responsible for referring all of the people that I like to Kenyons (including one that actually thought I was referring to people from that country in Africa), I guess I should write the first review.
Kenyons is a great, locally-​owned meat market, carrying, along with meat, some vegetables, dried beans, (Mapleview) milk and dairy products, (Latta) eggs, and the obligatory American beer. Their main show comes from the meat, pork and poultry. They don’t dress their meats with preservatives (*cough — Lowes) nor do they buy their products frozen. I never knew that Mapleview distributed their own butter until seeing it at Kenyons.
I once ordered something obscene like 50 lbs of chicken for a party. Sheepishly, at the end of my phone call, I asked Renee (momma Kenyon) if they could cut into pieces so that I could easily slide the pieces onto a kabob. She didn’t bat an eye and, viola, I had cut-​up chicken that was delicious (and fed us for we– scratch that– months).
The meat prices are quite competitive. The only time that it may be cheaper elsewhere is timing it just right at the grocery store. But the quality is unmatched. There really is a difference.