
Welcome to Sharkie’s — where community meets comfort. What started in 2017 as a humble take-out spot run by one passionate owner has grown into a bustling restaurant, a curated Market for your everyday provisions, and a local craft beer shop. From quick bites to frozen favorites, from casual hangs to new discoveries, Sharkie’s is proud to serve both locals and visitors with heart and flavor. We’re more than just a place to eat — we’re a home away from home, and everyone’s welcome at our table. ️ LGBTQ+ safe space | Local love | Always delicious
Casual spot with various housemade meatballs served several ways plus snacks & condiments to-go.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 43 Tinker St, Woodstock, NY 12498
Phone: (845) 684-5436
Website: http://www.sharkiesmeatballs.com/
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Reviews
Love getting a large meatball sub (3 meatballs) with cheese.
They have turkey, pork, and vegetarian options for meatballs and they’re all good.
Not really the kind of place you sit at for dinner and they close sort of early, but great for takeout and do have the option to sit in if you want.
The meatbals looked like they hadnt been cooked or browned They looked greyish white on all sides. They wouldn’t brown up at all
The Taste was bland no flavor at all. The texture was a weird spongy and rubbery
Smell a rancid smell lingering in my apartment .
I would just buy Costco’s meatballs at $15 a bag that taste so much better.
We stopped in Sunday for a few meatballs and wine while waiting for takeout, and the server was incredibly kind and welcoming. The experience was so good we stayed an extra day in Tannersville just to come back for meatball subs on Tuesday (closed Mondays ).
We’ve met Mark, the owner, on past visits, but this time we finally had the pleasure of really speaking with him—such a genuine, warm person. Sharkie’s is clearly a safe, inclusive, and welcoming place for all, which makes the great food and hospitality even better. We even bought frozen meatballs as Christmas gifts and love that we can now have them delivered.
Can’t wait to be back again! Jim and Jeanette!
Some of the staff take their anger out on customers. One day it was because I requested no provolone on a sandwich. The cook read the order with a shocking level of anger/frustration. He was confused by that request, and the order was messed up. It’s just a sandwich but without provolone.
The waiter wasn’t fully present / aware of his surroundings.
He was dumbfounded and judgemental / hostile when I told him I was keeping my dish that only had remaining garlic butter.
It isn’t unheard of to keep a dish a little longer when it still has some food in it.
I happened to be getting over both a stomach bug and the flu. I was still weak and taking care of finicky digestion.
I just casually said I was waiting until I was hungry to order more food. The waiter was dumbfounded and just walked away, then went to the kitchen staff, who started laughing and shouting excitedly, how stupid it is to ‘wait until you’re hungry to eat’.
Bullying / ridiculing of customers?
These people are completely out of control, unaware of themselves.
The staff is not infrequently rude to customers. But some of the staff go to the level of abuse.
A lot of local businesses like to be part of the community. I haven’t seen any other business allow their staff to mistreat customers. There are enough reviews where people share they were treated with disrespect and hostility.
Why allow such unprofessional and inappropriate conduct?
And this was on New Years Eve.
The rest of the night the waiter switched between acting like nothing was wrong, and bullying. After I just paid the tab and was getting ready to go, they started blaring music in the speakers. It hurt my ears. So I informed the waiter the speaker was very loud (for a small space). He seemed not fully aware, but he criticized me, saying I wasn’t buying anything. I had just paid the bill minutes ago. He treated me like I was a bad person; you would think he was talking to someone asking for free food.
Then he finished, ‘you’ve been here a while.’ Like I was a bad person doing something deeply distasteful.
If you don’t want people to stay for an extended time, you should say so.
You can’t suddenly change the standard when you decide you want to bully.
For context, I have on some odd occasions hung out there for ~2-3 hours, listened to an audiobook, and slowly eaten off a dish. No one ever had any problem with that.
You need to communicate any change in standards. Not just move the goal post when you want to bully someone.
The portion was great with a reasonable price. It’s amazingly delicious, the meatballs were chewy & juicy and the sauce was flavorful & rich. We felt extremely satisfied and regretted that we only bought a pack.