Irish Isle Provision Company

14 reviews

+1 (570) 648-6893

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Great place to stop for milk - bread- chips- meats, bakery items for you and your dog too!

911 W Arch St

Coal Township, PA 17866

+1 (570) 648-6893

http://irishisleprovisions.com

Stop by and check our meat market and specialty food market. We are easy to find and easy on your wallet with plenty of free parking. We are a wholesale/retail operation. We carry top quality choice or higher beef, pork and chicken and much more. Call today for more information.

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3.514 reviews

Lisa M.

6/13/2024

This is a small town butcher shop that has some fantastic meats to choose from. On a recent visit to the area, I picked up the perfect assortment of bbq ready staples. The black angus hot dogs...

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Kurt M.

5/30/2023

Earl and his staff are fantastic. Great selection of meats, cheeses and dry goods at great prices.

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Chad T.

6/24/2023

First time I go there the person stuffed my bacon in to a little bag, after she found out it dosent fit she boiled up a forced it in. This time the same person can't tell the difference between 1...

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Jody W.

2/14/2023

We bought 120 lbs of boneless chicken breast because we were told it was steroid and hormone free. The box it was packed in was stamped indicating it was steroid and hormone free by Federal...

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Pam M.

4/17/2020

Manager hung up on me because she was too lazy to get a price on American cheese. She told me to take my business to Anthracite. I don't care what we are all going through, you DO NOT treat...

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