Amazing market and carnicería with a kitchen that makes a whole chicken, rice, beans, salsas,…read morepickled onions and corn tortillas (enough to feed four) for $28! Friendly staff at both the meat counter and kitchen counter. Walk around the store as well for some unexpected, great finds!

This place is very friendly. It looks and feels like I'm back home in my native country. Lovely…read morepeople

This is the only grocery store in Boulder with tamarind paste (not the type from…read moreIndia but the type for making stir fry) It's very crowded so you need to know what you want and the shop keeper is helpful. They have basically any Asian sauce or noodles you can imagine and they have some fresh produce.

They carry a great variety for international recipes. We love this market and try new items often.read more

I'm so grateful I found this place! They have a wide selection of spices and ingredients to choose…read morefrom. They are very friendly and helpful too! It's a lovely market that I would highly recommend to anyone. I'll definitely be back!

Stopped in here this evening. The store clerk was really friendly, and the store was clean and well…read moreorganized. I wasn't blown away with their selection, but I found everything that I wanted. Frozen Rasmalai- $9.95 Lentils (they had many varieties)- $3.49 Pistu Kulfi- $1.50 single servings Thumbs Up Cola- $1.99 They have a good variety of rice and spices. I also saw they had frozen goat meat. I have no idea how to make goat curry, but it's nice to know they carry it. When I was checking out I noticed they carried Cadbury ladyfingers which are THE BEST but since I was already buying so much sweet stuff I decided to hold off and buy those on my next visit.

Their tortilla chips are 1000xs better than any mexican restaurant and not even comparable to…read moregrocery store chips. Main reason I go here. They also have fresh limited produce (mostly peppers) and great stuff on the shelves. I made an account just to combat the one star seemingly racist and incorrect review. No, their stuff is not usually expired. They would be out of business if that were the case. Also, they have an IPad where YOU can SEE THE PRICES AS THEY RING UP. If something looks off, ask! Don't be a coward and write a rude review because you're a trumptard. And why would you send your kids in alone anywhere anyway this day and age....

I'll put it this way. I would rather drive an extra 10 minutes to Safeway and get my groceries from…read morethere. Couple of major things to note: 1. Food there is normally expired. 2. Don't ever send your kids inside by themselves. The store owners will double, even triple their prices for candy, or on anything for that matter. Example: went inside one morning to buy some candy for my kids. We go back there that same afternoon and all of a sudden what I bought for $0.50 is magically $1 for my daughter. Buyer beware: AVOID THIS PLACE.