Like most Mexican supermarkets in the area this place can be a bit pricier. The hot food section…read morehas a good amount of options to choose from, but the food doesn't look appealing. The food looks like it is cooked in the morning and just sits out there. Also, I don't know how many of you have every had chicken wings that have been over cooked, but that is pretty much how all the wings are here. They have been cooked so long that they are beyond crispy and they actually shrink. The rice, on the other hand, is prepared perfectly and I would highly suggest getting a good amount if you frequently eat rice or you're planning on having a party. The potato salad and macaroni salad are also good, but I would say there isn't anything special that I can point out about them either. 2 highlights at this place would be the prices on alcohol and the meat in the butcher section. They always seem to have some drink specials going on, so if you want to wet your whistle and you are local I would suggest stopping by. The meat at this place is better than what you would get at some other places. The price, though, is probably higher. The ranchera meat is $7+ a pound. That seems a little excessive compared to the $5-6 it would cost at Northgate, but some people don't have the means of transportation to head out there. Overall this place is ok and way better than La Super.

Excellent delicious fried chicken I get it fir every single celebration that's my go to for events…read morefriendly service fast n easy to order ahead of time

Very nice employees and they have fresh products and it's very well maintained also great prices.read more

Great customer service and care. Good and affordable price. Parking is free. There's a security…read moreguards. The products are easy to find!

Super convenient and friendly neighborhood market. I will most definitely return and support this…read morestore.

Although swap meets aren't for everyone, I personally love them, and the Alameda Swap Meet is…read morealways a fun time with my family. We originally started coming here because it's one of our go-to spots for gold jewelry, and I actually got one of my favorite necklaces here! Ever since then, it's become one of those places we genuinely enjoy walking around and exploring together. One thing I love most is the variety. They seriously have SO much to offer such as clothes, candy, snacks, quality boots and shoes, belts, hats, toys, massages, 14K gold jewelry, and tons of food vendors. You can grab everything from rotisserie chicken and giant pupusas to elotes and freshly made churros. I'm always a fan of places where you can shop and snack. The reason for today's visit was actually to help my grandmother find a shampoo from Mexico that she really wanted, and thankfully we ended up finding it at one of the vendors! While we were there, I obviously had to order a pupusa de chicharrón. For $6.50 and the size they give you, I honestly think it's a great deal. It came out super hot and fresh, the meat was flavorful, and it was so good I didn't even feel like it needed condiments. There was a small mix-up where we accidentally received someone else's order while another woman got ours, but everything got sorted out pretty quickly. They remade my food fast, and it still came out delicious. Considering how packed and busy this place gets, occasional mistakes are understandable. The only downside is definitely parking. There is a lot, but it fills up FAST, and street parking can be just as limited. Luckily, we got super lucky and found street parking right as someone was leaving, so we definitely scored there. Overall, I really enjoy the food, the atmosphere, and the overall vibes here. It's one of those places I always recommend when people ask where I get my gold jewelry from. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

My family ate at El Texanito Restaurant. Food was delicious. We had pupusas, tacos, chile relleno…read moreplate, and chicken Flautas. Service was exceptional. They have TV's and the lady even put on kid show for my little one to enjoy(didn't need her iPad). They take Zelle, Apple Pay which was great. Highly recommend . Family friendly.

This is a quaint, family-owned market tucked away on a quiet, residential street. It's the perfect…read morestop for fresh sliced fruits (cucumbers, watermelon, mangoes, and oranges with a squeeze of lime). If you're ever in the area, stop by and support a small business.

Very awesome convenience store. It is pricey but that is because it is for the convenience. If you…read morelive nearby you know this is the better place amongst the others around. They have almost everything that one may need here. One of the awesome things about this place is their tortas. For just $2.50 you can get a delicious torta. All you need to do is get a bolillo bread and bring it to the person working the meat counter. You will have your choice of meat such as ham, turkey (50 cents more), bologna, and some other ones I do not remember. You then can tell the person to add everything which includes mayo, lettuce, tomato, jalapeños, and cheese all included with the $2.50. It is a sweet deal. Check it out!

I usually preorder my food since they take extremely long. The food is not bad, but the services…read morebeing provided need a major upgrade. I order two tacos and waited thirty minutes before going to the store. To my surprise, they did not have the two tacos ready. When ask how much longer the lady in the front was very rude and inappropriate. I waited another thirty minutes for a total of one hour. I requested to talk to the owner and informed him of the issue. instead of finding out what time my order came in and expedite my food and clearly had many excused. I am in support of having a veteran own business. because it is veterans' own, as a veteran I would give them another opportunity. Nevertheless, customer services need to be worked on. The services were not good and does not deserve more than one star at this time.

A brief history of Tampico Market - My grandfather, Leonardo Amescua delivered and sold fresh meat…read morefrom a truck during the middle/late 1920s. In 1927 he bought a plot of land then built the store and opened Tampico Market in 1928. The Depression forced my grandmother, Valeria, to mind the store while Leonardo continued to deliver and sell meat. In 1932 my grandfather built the house at 1608 117th Street (and it still stands behind the store). My father David was born in the house in 1932. Leonardo and Valeria had a total of 6 children that all took turns working at Tampico. My father took over the family business in the mid sixties. He and my mother had eleven kids and all took turns, sometimes voluntarily and other times not so voluntarily, assisting our parents in running 'The Store'. David retired in the early 1990s and ownership has since changed. The store has survived the Depression, Watts Riots, LA Riots and the building of the 105 Freeway only 100 yards away but it looks like it will survive another 100 years.

Huge shout out to Erica!!!!! Not only did she go out of her way to find a backpack that I…read moredesperately needed she answered all my questions about the product with a smile. She is an amazing asset to your store, she is kind, compassionate and exudes hospitality. My hope is management thanks her again for me. I'll be back 100% because of Erica going the extra mile for me. Thank you!!!!

This place was an interesting find. They have just about everything. Spacious building with a lot…read moreof potential. They carry food, home goods, kitchenware, beauty products, toys, furniture, etc. and even PLANTS! It was a surprisingly nice to see different types of items. Whoever owns this store sells a variety of overstock, leftover, or auctioned off items from Target, and other major retail stores and sells it here...pallets of goods. The store clerk was SUPER FRIENDLY. Greeted us when we entered, and was very polite and also greeted us on the way out. We didn't end up getting anything because the food there looked to have been sitting. I don't think the food rotates and the produce was old, so we put it back. Overall, interesting items. Not sure if I'd be back but they do have some cool finds! Some items were overpriced though, you can get somewhere cheaper. The food is also prices slightly higher than Dollar Tree.

4 items $44 dollars is ridiculous never again will I come back I grab a bag of chips popcorn bag…read moresmall takis powder and a small michelada mix absolutely ridiculous pricing never again coming here

Poor customer. I called to see what blind boxes they sale other than sunny angeles and labubu and…read morethe woman hung up in my face for no reason. Now they just won't pick up the phone. I asked her what blind boxes they sale other than sunny angels and she said " I have chips and fruit " then hung up in my face when I tried to re word the question in a way she would understand.... Would not recommend this place. Very rude employees