Market

Brady's would like to thank everyone who donated to the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market Relief Fund. Together we raised $770 at our store!

In the early morning of September 2nd, 2013, the main building of the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market was destroyed by a fire destroying the stalls of many market vendors including Brady's Meat & Deli.

Brady's was fortunate enough to have a retail location, but many of the other vendors in the building did not. The Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation has set up a St. Jacobs Farmers' Market Vendor Relief Fund. Brady's does not need any of the relief funding, but we were accepting donations at our store to help the other vendors whose only location was in the market building.

In the early morning of September 2nd, 2013, the main building of the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market was destroyed by a fire destroying the stalls of many market vendors including Brady's Meat & Deli.

Brady's was fortunate enough to have a retail location, but many of the other vendors in the building did not. The Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation has set up a St. Jacobs Farmers' Market Vendor Relief Fund. Brady's does not need any of the relief funding, but we are accepting donations at our store to help the other vendors whose only location was in the market building.

We've just learned that our stall at the Saint Jacob's Farmer's Market was destroyed by fire in the early morning of September 2nd, 2013. We're not sure when or if our market stall will be re-opened at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

All the products we used to sell at the market are still available from our main location on Phillip Street.

My wife and I just finished the best lamb we ever had! Your marinated lamb sirloins were juicy and meaty. I wish I knew how good the lamb was going to be because I would have ordered more. It's an hour and a half drive from my house to the St. Jacob's Market. Thanks again and do you deliver?

Formerly known as the Veal Shoppe, Brady's second location was located in the main building of the St. Jacob's Farmers' Market, but it was destroyed by fire in the early morning of September 2nd, 2013.

All the products we used to sell at the market are still available from our main location on Phillip Street.

Located at the corner of Phillip and Albert streets in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada; Brady’s Meat & Deli is proud to have served our community with quality local meats, friendly service and more since 1999.

The owner, founder, and head butcher, Rob Brady, grew up in the small town of Corby, Northamptonshire, England. He knew he wanted to be a butcher at age 14, and, when he was done school, he apprenticed for 3 years at Dewhurst, the largest butcher chain in the UK. As a journeyman, he worked for various stores, from small, family-run butchers to large grocery chains, both in England and Waterloo Region.

After immigrating to Canada, Rob worked for The Veal Shoppe, a butcher shop that sold food at many of the local markets in Southern Ontario. Always dreaming of owning his own shop, Rob approached Herb Benkner, the retiring owner of Benkner's Sausage and Meats, and worked closely with Herb to learn his techniques and the preferences of his customers.

In 1999, after owning the store for a year, Rob changed the name to Brady's Meat & Deli, to give the new business it's own identity. Brady's continued to sell meat as The Veal Shoppe in the main building of the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market until the market building burned down in September 2013.

Brady's is proud to be family owned and operated, Canadian, and committed to quality meats and good service. We try to support our community though our charity work and buying locally-farmed products when we can.

We are the place where quality and service meat!