No-B.S. Meats Opens Retail Store in Downtown Fayetteville
The local meat purveyor opened its first brick-and-mortar shop on September 26 at 124 Gillespie St.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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No-B.S. Meats officially opened its new retail store in downtown Fayetteville on September 26. The shop occupies a space at 124 Gillespie St. that was previously used as an office.
Why it matters
The store opening provides a dedicated space to showcase goods from North Carolina farmers and business owners. Owners launched the brick-and-mortar location after spending years building a customer base at regional farmers' markets.
The business operated at local farmers' markets for 3 years prior to opening this new retail location. The shop is now serving customers at 124 Gillespie St.
The players
No-B.S. Meats
This is a regional business that specializes in sourcing food products from local North Carolina farmers.
The details
The store offers a diverse selection of meats, produce, dairy, bread, drinks, and trinkets. Every product is sourced directly from North Carolina farmers and business owners to maintain a regional focus.
Timeline
The business sold products at local farmers' markets from 2023 through 2026.
The new retail store opened on September 26, 2026.
Market Landscape
This retail expansion mirrors the state-wide push by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture to prioritize local food supply chains. By establishing a permanent storefront, the business increases its competitive presence against larger, non-local grocery retailers.
Local shoppers can now access a consistent inventory of North Carolina-sourced products throughout the week instead of waiting for market days. The central downtown location provides added convenience for residents seeking locally produced meat and dairy options.
The takeaway
Supporting local farmers through dedicated retail shops helps strengthen regional agricultural networks. Residents looking to prioritize local food in their diet can now visit the new store at 124 Gillespie St.
Further reading
For more information on retail changes in the area, check out the Fayetteville Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Fayetteville Observer.
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