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Quote: It is wild to think what Newark Avenue was like even just 40 years ago.From just the Court House down past Tonnele Avenue nothing but bakeries, butcher?s, hardware stores, diners, many many taverns, drug stores, soda fountains, candy stores, electronic stores, electronic parts stores, fish markets, barbers, beauty parlors, cloths stores, music shops,magic shop, liquor stores, travel agencies, insurance agencies, dentists, department store, typewriter shop,fabric shop?.boy have times changed.
Posted on: 2015/10/14 20:14
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Jersey City butcher shop has been staple of neighborhood for 140 yearsBy JERSEY CITY -- At Moloney's Meat Market, when you walk in, you're family. For more than 140 years, this has been the philosophy of the family-owned butcher shop. In an age of chain stores and supermarkets, fourth-generation owner Tom Moloney believes this customer-focused approach is what makes his business distinct. "To me, the customers make this business fun. We give them the best cut they can get. The bottom line is that if I'm not taking a cut home, then the customer's not taking it home," Moloney said. Located on Newark Avenue in the Five Corners neighborhood of Jersey City, Moloney's Meat Market has become a true Jersey City institution, and draws regular customers from Bayonne, Hoboken, Union City, and beyond. It serves up choice cuts of premium meats prepared for the customer, including beef, pork, chicken, veal, lamb, as well as seafood, in addition to sandwiches, soups, and specialty foods. Read more: http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... een_staple_of_neighb.html
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In 1943 our family moved into the neighborhood. Moloney's was then - and still is - a classic butcher shop with high quality stuff and excellent service, at reasonable prices.
In 1945, at age 12, I got newspaper route that covered pretty much the entire area from the back of Journal Square to Baldwin Ave and from Pavonia to Observer Highway. Moloney's was a favorite stop. The butchers always gave me a tip and offered a slice of baloney or liverwurst. What, you ask, has service got to do with a butcher shop? The most obvious thing is you get the exact cut you ask and the weight you want, not what is already super-market-wrapped with the "bad" cut folded under the good one. The butchers are a dependable source for directions in preparing an unfamiliar meat or cut.
Posted on: 2007/12/8 9:17
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AHHH Good Ole Maloneys....yes they were always great. Moved from JC years ago and wondered if theye were still there. I will have to make a road trip. I remember the days when there were Torchio's and Eagle Beef on Central Ave......they were good but Maloneys ....ummm ya couldn't beat!
Posted on: 2007/11/21 15:55
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Moloney's meats are great but so is the store-made ravioli... Tasty! We always get regular cheese and spinach cheese, and love both.
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If you're looking for it remember that it's spelled MOLONEYS. Stopped in there today for bangers and picked up huge turkey thighs. They're awesome...........three pounds of all dark meat........yummm. They said they only sell them at this time of year, but I'm freezing them.
Posted on: 2007/11/20 1:53
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Maloney's ROCKS!
Posted on: 2007/11/19 18:00
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soshin: Mention guns and bd pops up through a hole in the ground like a heavily armed meercat
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Moloney's Meat Market
627 Newark Ave Jersey City, NJ 07306 (201) 653-1764 It's at Newark and Central Ave.
Posted on: 2007/11/19 17:30
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Corner of Newark &Pavonia
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Posted on: 2007/11/19 16:53
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Where's Maloney's? Google points me to this conversation but there's no listing for them. Could it be "Maloney Commodities" on Broadway?
Posted on: 2007/11/19 15:52
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My impression is that they pretty much sell out every day.
Posted on: 2007/11/19 15:39
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Maloney's is the best. Going in there is like going back in time............sawdust on the floor and all. And they've got lots of Irish sausages and such. Also, super nice people. It's on Newark Avenue up by the courthouse.
Posted on: 2007/11/19 15:35
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I'll have to check out Maloney's. Peccararo's (SP?) is a daily stop on my route. Absolutely love it. Their wheat bread is divine. Why everyone in town doesn't go there for bread, I'll never know- more for me I guess.
bon appetite!
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After 7 years, I moved out of JC to the burbs with my little one last year. This weekend I made a pilgrimage back to some of my favorite haunts, to include Pecaro's (sp?) for Italian bread and Maloney's butcher shop. I felt compelled to advertise for both. These types of family run, old school establishments are a dying breed and deserve all the support they deserve. Maloney's quality and price can't be beat...to include a full rack of very meaty pork ribs I slow roasted last night. Not sure what the price was per pound, however they cost me about 7 bucks.
Posted on: 2007/11/19 14:29
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