I was delighted when I finally went into Guerrero! Their seasoned beef fajitas are the best I've…read morehad and definitely worth it. They have the BEST avocadoes, flour tortillas and on the weekends, they have amazing and FRESH corn tortillas in the white cooler by the cashiers. Their pan dulce and bolillos are made there.

Their taqueria tacos (1.79 for corn tortillas last time I was in) are great! I think the fajita is…read morebetter than the pastor so I've been getting those lately. Language has been a barrier for me usually when ordering lol (I ended up with 4 tacos instead of 2 one time but just sucked it up hahaha), but everyone is nice and they load up the tacos well in my opinion! Red and green salsas are great as well, love the burn from the red. The grocery has a nice selection as well and they have a bunch of meat but I haven't gotten any yet but there's plenty of it!

Great selection and tacos are delicious. Always get great service and they are consistent. I've…read morebeen about 10 times and tacos are always good. Some places are great one day and you come back and they let you down. That has never been my experience at El Diferente. They are always on point. HIGHLY Recommend!

Y'all want REAL, authentic Mexican food? This is a ONE STOP SHOP. Oh my gosh, can we just take a…read moresecond to appreciate tiny, hole-in-the-wall tacos? This is everything my taco-loving heart desires. I've been coming to El Diferente for years, and I'm never disappointed! It's a tiny little place inside of an old shopping center on Sawdust. I mean it's REALLY easy to miss, if you're not looking for it. The interior of the shop is a simple little restaurant... store... I don't really know what to call it. It has lots of little snacks and Mexican goods, pan, etc. for purchase. But the REAL good part is their small kitchen where they cook SOME FRESH food. Like wow. It's delicious. Imagine all those delicious tortas, tacos, tamales.... mmm they've got it all. It's hot, fresh and TRUE Mexican food. Like the hole-in-the-wall authenticity we all wish we could eat everyday. Like straight up going to your abuela's house for some barbacoa kind of good. There's no set "menu." You pretty much just go in and order something you like. They have different meats, tortillas, etc. It really just depends on what they have made that day when you go in. They also have some fresh agua frescas and other to go drinks (Jarritos, Mexican Cola, etc). They don't speak good English, so get yo Spanglish on and order a taco!

On August 17 I purchased some fresh alligator sausage and frozen andouille sausage for gumbo…read more I was prepared to make it today (August 19) and realized the "use or freeze by" date on the alligator sausage is August 4. . Obviously poor inventory control. Probably won't be a repeat customer.

Ordered a large Turducken with dressing for Thanksgiving, it was expensive, very little meat and…read moreeveryone agreed the dressing tasted awful. Save your money, not worth it.

Super nice servers, will modify your sandwich hot or cold or change the produce…read more Overall an excellent sandwich. I would definitely come back. Plus, it gave me something to eat while wife was at Joann Fabric. For me that place is painful to go to.

This was a nice and clean honey baked ham store. Unfortunately I did not know to go online and…read moreplace an orde first, then go up there. They had one tiny line for people that did not pay ahead online. It was hardly a helpful or friendly approach. It was a nice location however and I was so happy to have them nearby. Working with the public is really difficult, and the store itself was clean. Just go a couple of days early before you need that Thanksgiving or Christmas ham and sides. The food was truly outstanding, as always.

You find great asian food items there. Very reasonable price for the groceries. Definitely will go…read moreback there

Went in on a Thursday to get some roast pork for dinner…read more But geez the skin was super tough. Ack.

Not really sure how the sausage/links are going to taste. But the service was great and the prices…read morewas affordable. I'll update once I smoke or bbq the links.

The best meats. Our family favorite is the bacon wrapped boudin stuffed pork loin. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable.

Open on Saturday's until 1 pm, at the Grogans Mill shopping center, two rows of goodies and…read moretrinkets, Bahn Mi sandwiches! Fresh chicken eggs, artisanal bread, empanadas, honey, salsa, bread, vegetables, bulgogi, red velvet cake, naan and homemade Indian food, Girl Scout cookies! Food trucks, live music, homemade soaps, cookies, candy, jelly, lots of food! All so delicious and wonderful sweet hardworking vendors! Yay! Great day to spend your day shopping and enjoying the outdoors! Happy Valentine's Day!

It's definitely a smaller market. But the folks are really nice here and they have enough…read moreselection to make the trip worth it. Lots of dogs walking around. Live music too. Plenty of parking. One place, Angela's Oven, has huge line all the time. Never tried because I don't want to wait. Today I decided to try some Peruvian food at Luna's Bakery. Free samples of the macaroon and they were tasty. I decided on a beef empanada which was nice and plump and has some egg and extras inside. It was nice reasonably priced for the size. I love the chimmichuri sauce that you can get for free with it. You can also buy a jar if you love it. The family who runs it was very nice and personable.

Have been using Fishers for over 30 years, tried and true for me. Some of these people complaining…read moreand comparing to HEB, you don't know meat, much less quality even if it was upside your head. Even with deer processing in the heat of the season service is always good and reasonable amount of time.

Hey neighbors, I went to try this place out on Christmas Eve. H-E-B had prime rib for $15.99a…read morepound. My husband wanted the bones cut and placed back on and then tied. I called Fisher Ham and asked them if they could specifically do this for me. I get there and there was one in the case. It was slightly under the weight that I wanted, but I took it. I said I just called. I wanna make sure that again the bones are cut placed back and tied. She assured me that it was before I paid over $20 a pound. It was a very huge disappointment when we got ready to cook it for Christmas dinner and it was not cut at all. It was just tied. I will not be going back. I spent $170 on a prime rib and didn't get what I asked for specifically. I understand if it's something that slipped by them. But I specifically asked them three different times before I paid for it.

Go here early, so you get a good selection. We came close to closing time and most of the items…read morewere sold out, but we did get some yummy East Coast oysters that I'm very thankful for!

I was extremely underwhelmed with Woodlands Seafood Market. I came in search of sushi grade tuna…read morefor a crudo. The building itself had very little seafood available. There were several rows of fresh whole fish and a small amount of shrimp, scallops, and a few fish fillets. Same fish I can find at Whole Foods and H‑E‑B. I asked for 1/2 pound of salmon and ended up paying $26. The gentleman working was nice but was unable to butcher any of the whole fish and even had trouble getting the skin off of the piece of salmon I purchased. Probably will not be retuning.