Schreiner's Fine Sausages - Glendale

We actually drove a very long way to visit your store. After putting off several trips there, I decided to make it a point to finally go. I accidentally found your store by researching an old German market my grandparents use to take me to as a child in the 70's called Hickory Sweet. Owner Fred Reich. Unfortunately the store closed and we were without his nostalgic meat market since the 80's. We finally located some of his butchers at Alpine Village. Sad to say, their market closed for good about 6 months to a year ago. So when I found your market it was like finding Willy Wonka's Chocolate factory. I told other family members and they were so excited. They actually sent money for groceries and were so very excited to taste this place I have been talking about for months.I must say the gentleman and lady behind the meat counter were very nice, and made us feel extremely welcomed. Thank you so much. Your perfect hospitality went a long way. A long trip in 90 degree weather was definitely worth the drive and experience.The meat was so fresh and delicious. It is very hard to find good quality meats that you can swear by. Your store was very nice, neat, and I loved the atmosphere it took me back to my childhood of grocery shopping with my grandparents. I will definitely return in the near future. This place was AWESOME.

I'm more than upset. Drove all the way from Bakersfield to FINALLY after years getting to eat some of my Home Specialties like Leberkäs or Frankfurter. Well after only ONE day it was Spoiled and stank. I know how it's supposed to smell and this was comparable with spoiled Cheese. ? spent 100$ to throw in the trash. I'll defently wont come back and as a German all I can say is . DANKE FÜR NICHTS.

They have very juicy steaks u should go and buy it very good store for meet lovers

Love this place. Great sandwiches great meats. Love the grocery items too.

So many new an younger people. The sandwiches just aren't the same like they use to be. Your definitely given more grief when it comes to something needing to be changed or fixed .