Independent grocer and butcher Clintonville $$
Weiland's Market
Clintonville grocery that grew from a 1961 meat shop to a 19,000 square foot store under longtime managers.
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Why Weiland's Market Is Our Best Overall Pick
Weiland's Market on Indianola Avenue in Clintonville began in 1961 when John Williams and George Weiland opened a meat shop, and it moved into its current store at 3600 Indianola in 1999. In April 2024 the business passed to two longtime managers, Daniel Phillips and Andy Russell, after growing from 4,500 square feet and 17 employees to just under 19,000 square feet and 90 employees. The meat department still builds cookout boxes and bundles to order. Hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday.
- Butcher roots going back to 1961
- Owned by longtime managers since 2024
- Cookout boxes from the meat department
Know before you go
Weiland's Market is a family-style grocery at 3600 Indianola Ave in Clintonville, the Best Overall pick on our best specialty grocery stores list.
The store began in 1961 as Weiland's Fine Meats and moved to its current building in 1999. Departments include meat, seafood, deli, cheese, beer, wine, spirits, gifts and catering, and the market also delivers through Instacart.
Thanksgiving ordering
Cooked dinners are $24.99 per person in groups of four. Order by 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 18, and pick up on Nov. 23, 24 or 25. A whole cooked turkey is $30 plus the meat, and a turkey breast is $25 plus the meat. The prepared case runs from 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 23, through 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25, with Bowman and Landes turkey.
- Parking
- Free lot at the store on Indianola Avenue.
- Reservations
- Walk in; order Thanksgiving dinners and cooked turkeys ahead.
- Tip
- Ask about a whole roasted turkey, which Weiland's cooks for $30 plus the cost of the meat.
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