Fratelli’s Pork Store

Fratelli. I’m feeling kinda generous so the 3.5 is rounded up to a 4. It’s a pretty solid pork store here on this strip of Jericho/​25/​Middle Country. FYI it’s Jericho to me.
Anyway… service is always good and on the more friendly side. They have your typical Italian fare and then some. They also have a little market to get some of your favorite Italian staples. I did notice they had a bit of a larger olive assortment which next time when I can control myself I will be trying the lemon olives. Some prices are a little steep compared to the Ronkonkoma Pork Store but I blame the Fratelli name added to it. No harm no foul though because when it comes to good eats I’m willing to give it out.
My biggest complaint was the Stuffed Artichoke we got. It was bland and the leaves were rather tough. I think as much as I like a good Stuffed Artichoke I think I will stop trying to find the perfect one. Though I had a delicious one in Oyster Bay after Oyster Fest with Roy and Lana at Oyster Bay Fish & Clam. That bad boy was stuffed with bread crumbs and lobster meat. Ooooh baby that was GOOD.
Will I be back? Yeah of course just not as often as I visit the Ronkonkoma Pork Store.

Love this place, great butcher shop, great cold cuts, great authentic Italian specialties. Not the most friendly but the product is great.

Fratelli Brothers a.k.a. Fratelli Aiello’s (they merged at some point over the years) is an amazing family run Italian deli. Their products are of the highest quality and my family swears by this place. The sausage rings are top level. I have family from the west coast who visited once and they still talk about the rings. Hot and sweet, take your pick. In terms of antipasti, I was always partial to the large green Sicilian cracked olives. Those olives are tough to find in other places. The marinated artichokes and eggplants are also awesome. What else do they have? A full butcher shop, for starters. Imported cheeses like crazy. All manner of fresh bread and pastas, not to mention prepared foods and sauces. What are you doing still reading this review? Go there! And «mangia!»

This is a great place to get meats, cheeses, and salads. I came here to make a charcuterie platter for a party. I got ½ pound of three different cheeses, in addition to sopressata, pepperoni, and salame. They are not cheap, but they are not expensive either. It was approximately the same price for the meats and the cheeses as I would have gotten at a grocery store (maybe a little cheaper for some items, and a little more expensive for others), but at Fratelli’s it’s all fresh. This makes all the difference. I will be going back for my cured meats and cheese needs in the future.

I have never had a bad visit to this store. The choices you have are endless with sausages or meats, including chicken. Always fresh. Friendly staff, clean store and decent prices. Try it for yourself.

This is a little late coming but it has to be done.
We used the catering for my daughter’s graduation party.
They were wonderful. Food was fresh and delicious. They threw some extras in because we ordered a lot. You are not going to Stop and Shop. You are getting quality food and the service has always been amazing.
We received many compliments from the guests and I am so glad we used them.
Sylvia C.

All of the sandwiches here are amazing… particularly the chicken with mozz and tomato. The seasonings are just right on everything that I order. Yum! Though the first experience I had at Fratelli’s was because I was passing it on the way to a friend’s house. I now find myself making the special trip just to indulge in my favorite lunches. 5 stars!

Very strange. Everything looks great, but weird spices used in Stromboli. Almost as if a middle-​easterner tried to make Italian specialties. House made mozzarella very bland. Stuffed artichokes over-​stuffed with tasteless bread crumbs and very dry. On a good note, the grilled vegetables were expertly done and very tasty. The rustic foccaccia was also very good. Opt instead to go to A&S pork store. Much more authentic.