"beef shop" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a shop or store that sells various cuts of beef and other meat products. Example: I went to the local beef shop to pick up some steak for dinner tonight.
Although the main shopping area is further up, you'll pass a Kosher butchers on your way down the hill and as you cross Northwold Road, a salt beef and bagel shop.
"I have sides of beef in my shop that came from 11 miles away," he said.
Where older players were happy to win items like golf balls and canned corned beef in small shops, the bigger new parlors try to attract younger players with prizes like leather handbags and Swiss Army knives.
Its Italian Renaissance-style atrium is filled with workers lingering on coffee break; smokers huddle on sidewalks near its doorways; the snack shop offers beef on "weck" — a Buffalonian specialty of roast beef on a kummelweck roll($6.95).
Anyone can order coarse-ground beef at a butcher shop, but supermarket ground beef produces something closer to a sloppy joe, not fit for any bowl — certainly not a Super Bowl.
Mail order Organic Roots Crabtree Farm Dark Lane, Kings Norton, Birmingham B38 0156401564 822294 organicroots.co.uk Totally organic shop selling beef, lamb, pork and chicken as well as seasonal speciality meats: rabbit, hare, mutton, venison.
After the war, he imported beef and ran butcher shops.
Our motorcade roared its way up the main street, where donkeys hauled carts of apricots and sides of beef hung outside butcher shops in the Sinai heat.
The Swedish retailer Ikea has become the first to confirm plans to return withdrawn items to the human food chain, three months after watchdogs discovered horse DNA in a series of "beef" products sold in shops and restaurants throughout Europe.
In his follow-up interviews with corporate planners, Mr. Adler said, he heard of one guest who threw a 15-pound cheese wheel at a banquet captain's head, and of one who sidled up to the buffet and stuffed a pile of beef tenderloin into a shopping bag.
