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Businiess name:
Kuby's Sausage House
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Review by:
Monica C.
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Review content:
One of the few European supermarkets in the area, Kuby's sells those choice items so popular in Europe and much of the rest of the world that you thought you'd never find here. These include cookies, candies, snacks, European lotions, soaps, and creams, as well as some German magazines and CDs. What this place is best-known for, of course, is the sausage, and the it seems to be very popular with locals for that reason alone. The adjoining restaurant has a lot of the sausages on the menu so you can sample them if you like. Vegetarians should beware, though; there is just a single veggie item on the menu, a mediocre pimiento sandwich.
They have recently undergone some reconstruction to spruce up the store's facade. It still has a nicely old-world feel to it, though the majority of shoppers you'll find are local Parkies who are about as far from European as you can get.
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