Metcalfe's Market

Best local grocery store with good selection, great meat section, and good service. Love shopping here over metro market or pick n save, because of the employees and local products.

Great seafood! What a selection!! A collection of photos from recent visits into Metcalfes.

Excellent meat, seafood and produce section. Always fresh and good quality. A little on the pricey side but it's a treat now and then. Love the customer service and management style as you are seen and heard!

(From September 2021)I expected Wisconsin things at this market and they have them in bunches. Large selections of deli meats, cheeses, brats, and packaged fresh veggies were impressive. The market also has a diverse hot foods bar, pasta kiosk, and sandwich shop. Also a lot of products from local vendors and farmers which give you a true feeling of West-kahn-sion (pronounced by some of the citizens). Some of these items are higher on the scale of cost but that's to be expected with the vendors involved. The state and this neighborhood are lucky to have this market within their neck of the woods.

Metcalfe's is our favorite grocery store in the area for produce, deli meat (one of few places that carry Boars Head), and premade meals. Like every grocery store, some products are overpriced compared to other stores, but we always stop by for certain items.

I'm still craving a good Italian sandwich with some prosciutto for the work week but I didn't feel like fighting the Cermak crowds so I thought I would check out the deli. I looked at the weekly flyer and I saw Neys prime rib patties so now I'm going for sure, I had a burger from the Neys booth at the Brookfield farmers market and kicked my self for not getting them because they were good and as far as I knew they are only at the farmers market or a $100 minimum mail order was the only way to buy them.The store itself has the same flavor of all the other premium grocery stores with a great deli, fresh produce, salad bar, hot bar, sea food, bakery, hot food restaurant etc etc. Not all stores have fresh sliced prosciutto and they did so I got some along with mortadella, hot capocollo, Asiago cheese and three cheese beard which will work for Italian sandwiches. I'm used to the imported versions of these meats so I really hope the Boars Head brand is edible and at least taste like the premium Italian deli meat sandwich that I'm craving, at $36 a pound for all three we will see.The restaurant is an Asian one with the specialty of bowls along with sushi and other hot Asian dishes. The bakery department looked so good that I left with some bread and a carrot cake. The seafood department looked really good and after getting burned at other stores with spoiled seafood I might just give them a try. I got right up to the deli and right up to check out unlike the other deli I go to and parking was 3 cars away from the door so the whole experience was enjoyable.Overall I like the store and I found items that were comparable to other stores with ground beef for tacos at $2.99 a pound, the Neys prime rib patties were $2.01 cheaper per pound than at the farmers market, the Italian deli meats were similar priced as the other deli I get them at. I will have to keep an eye on future purchases but the items I left with today didn't seem noticeabaly higher for what I left with.

Administration in this local supermarket does allow people to come to the store without facial mask in the midst of a large pandemic in January, of 2021.I brought the issue today with some employees of the grocery store and there was no action taken sorry but I won't be back...Why to bother to have post about enforcing masks if they're not going to play by the rules!!!

Oh, marvelous, magnificent Metcalfe's. I came across Metcalfe's in search for a local grocer. They are family owned and operated since 1917 (4 generations of Metcalfe's have owned and operated the Metcalfe grocery stores!). So, firstly, they satisfied my desire to shop local. Thankfully, the goodness does not end there. Metcalfe's is filled to the brim with high quality merchandise. Even their "generic" brand, Essential Everyday, is a brand I've long been a fan of for providing quality, reduced price (vs. the name brands) goods.My favorite things about Metcalfe's:Their deli. When I first moved here I lived in an Airbnb for over a month. It was equipped with a microwave, but no stove/oven. Aside from going out, I virtually lived on food prepared in Metcalfe's deli. They have this turkey meatloaf with corn and mashed potatoes on the side? Amazing. Their deli made queso and guacamole? So yum. Their cheese selection! Maybe I just need to get accustomed to the Wisconsin cheese loving way of life--but, after a couple months of living here, I'm still delighted when I go to Metcalfe's and wander though their expansive cheese selection. They have a huge selection of regional, Wisconsin cheese, in addition to a lesser selection of imported cheeses. The area is always staffed with a cheese expert, who never fails to help me find the perfect cheese to go with or in whatever I'm preparing. Their craft beer selection. In addition to their selection of craft beer on the floor of the liquor/wine/beer area, they also have an impressive refrigerated selection. And, one thing to note--they're not the same. So, if you don't find what you're looking for in the non-refrigerated beer selection, check out the cooler (or vice versa) as they may have it there. I've actually found a bottled bourbon barrel aged stout at Metcalfe's! Nobody every carries bottled bourbon barrel aged stout! Amazing.Beyond that, pretty much everything here is high quality. What isn't my favorite thing about Metcalfe's? The prices are a bit high. But, then again, they offer high quality goods.Get to it!

BUYER BEWARE: STORE WILL ACCEPT ZERO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGING YOUR PROPERTY!Prior to moving out to Waukesha County last year, I used to frequent Metcalfe's Curbside Delivery service on a monthly or bi-monthly basis. I have severe arthritis and enjoyed the drive up service; would tip delivery workers around the holidays or if I had an excessive amount of heavy items.I received an email from the store "We miss you!" so planned a special trip to pick up my grocery shopping needs and drove the 45 minutes one way to pick up my order.Upon arrival, an associate brought the cart out and immediately pushed the button to open the latch on my automatic trunk. In every other experience with Metcalfe's, they will check with you where you want your groceries and I always have mine placed in the backseat.I leaned my head out of the door to say "back seat please", the woman got flustered and slammed the trunk down manually with her hands, causing it to pop half way back up. She went around to the side and continued to load by tossing the groceries on to the back seat - items strewn about and falling to the floor. She also told me my trunk was still hanging open, I pushed the button internally to close it.Halfway back home, the store associate called and left me a voicemail to apologize for the disastrous delivery - she had also forgotten a bag of groceries.When I arrived home, I opened the trunk to a very broken trunk actuator - the plastic piece inside the trunk latch was shattered when she had manually attempted to slam the trunk closed.I called the store because I was very upset about my experience and spoke to assistant store manager. He had advised that he would review the video back, Of which he did so and confirmed at that time that they had seen the actions on the videotape. He put me in touch with the store Director, who was the kindest person I have spoken with during this experience. He was the only person to apologize for the inconvenience caused and told me that he would have their insurance company follow up regarding the liability damages. I was very relieved when said insurance company reached out to me a few days later, and was hopeful that we would have this incident taken care of quickly - The store associate caused accidental damage to my vehicle right after Christmas so money was tight and a $600 repair bill was not in the budget.I have now been playing runaround with Metcalfe's insurance company for over a month and now the claims agent has stated the store has flip-flopped and no longer accepting liability. Why waste all of my time? The insurance company reached out to ME because the store directed them to do so. So as a loyal customer for years, I get to have damage done to my vehicle (captured on their security camera, mind you), and deal with a incredible lack of empathy or care in the world.How would these store leaders or insurance claims agents enjoy spending hard-earned money with a company you went out of your way to visit, have accidental, but without a doubt liable damage, done your vehicle on the property of the establishment by a store associate of the establishment, and then just have to chalk it up to a $600 life lesson? Really sad.A lovely Saturday morning grocery shopping experience turned into a $600 nightmare in auto repair and time off of work for my to take care of the damage. I am so disappointed in Metcalfes and will tell Everyone about this experience, because it really demonstrates how very little they value loyal customers.

Ordered rib roast for Christmas dinner two weeks before Christmas Was quoted price of $9.99 per pound by butcher This was member price of which i am when i picked up my roast two days before Christmas and went to check out i was told that the current ad said that had to be a separate $25 purchase to give the price the butcher had quoted without any mention of a separate purchase Obviously the current ad was not available two weeks earlier but somehow they expected me to know what would be in it After much discussion they grudgingly agreed to the price i had been promised BUT . . . the cashier pulled a fast one and added almost 1.5 lbs to the weight of the meat Realized when I got home and returned to store with meat and receipt Did receive $14.48 back but had to make separate trip Will not return to store