I was told that this is the most authentic Mexican food in the area.I looked at the menu and told…read morethe c=girl that I see they have chilaquiles with green sauce. I asked, " Are you guys able to do chile verde? The pork with green sauce?" She said yea I got you. When the other girl came out she asked if I ordered chilaquiles I said no I ordered the pork with green sauce. She handed me..... chilaquiles... which I didn't know until I got home that she didn't really "get me". It was tasty, I ate about half of it. But was disappointed that I didn't get what I ordered.

Stopped in to buy actual groceries so cannot speak for the restaurant side…read more As a small tienda? It offers authentic products. I bought tostada tortillas, some pastries, and some drinks. Found what I needed and looked around. The store has a very authentic feel and offerings. The customers reflect this as well. I was very happy with my experience.

I came in here looking for stuff to make homemade chili Verde because I moved from California and…read morehaven't had authentic Mexican food. I got a fajita burrito and it was pretty good. I also got rice and beans but both were pretty blah. Got some jalapeños and tomatillos also. The employee I talked to was pretty friendly also

Just the best Mexican food. Authentic, large menu always fresh and hot. The girls are great too…read more Ambiance is Mexican meat market.

Pros- Clean Good…read moreservice Large portions Onsite butcher Store with a variety of Mexican goodies Fresh veggies for sale Sit down restaurant Cons- Food taste is always very subjective. Some love the food, I found it to be very average tasting. I'm not a fan of their beans or rice. Bottom line is give it a try. You decide. I personally would not eat there again but would go back for the butcher shop and variety of Mexican vegetables.

Amazing hole in the wall: I had the sope de carne asada with some fresh Pineapple juice. Would…read moredefinitely come back if I lived there. It's a Mexican store as well with tons of goodies. The girls were very friendly and nice.

First, note that this indeed is a "full service" restaurant-- many similar places in grocery…read more stores are not. They have a full menu, serve beer, etc. just like any regular restaurant. Very plain in setting (tables, chairs etc.) but the food is the real deal. I just had some tacos and a horchata (delicious and very big). All were very tasty; however I would say that the meat quality was just rather average, not 5-star worthy. Also, when I get these traditional soft tacos, I prefer when they bring out a bowl of onions and a bowl of cilantro and let me load them up as I like, rather than it being pre-mixed. Oh-- the grocery store is probably the largest Latin grocer in the Knox area, of one of them. So it's great to go for any Mexican/Latin food items too. I would be going back SOON if I lived nearer or was there around time to eat. Very delicious!

Stopped here for tostada shells for dinner we were making…read more It is a combination market/restaurant. I cannot speak for the restaurant portion of business because I did not buy anything from it. I did buy makings for tostadas, drinks, snacks, and deserts. There was a nice selection. The service was fast because it is a busy place. The store is very hole inthe wall and crowded with shelves in the small place. It does not matter because it is a great place to stop in.

The Best! I will be back again & again. Great food & hospitality.....ive found my favorite…read morerestaurant in Tennessee. This place just made me feel like home again after living here for the past 5 years & missing authentic Mexican food.

The place smells like it's on top of an open sewer . Even a fins 'n skins you could get used to it…read morebut this place stays with you .. food was decent but the smell just was overwhelming

This is a fantastic albeit small Mexican, grocery store! They have wonderful dried herbs, smoked…read moreand dried chilies, pottery, fresh vegetables, chorizo, cheeses, all sorts of tortillas, etc. etc.! This is such a gem that I wouldn't miss it even if I was just visiting town because they have gorgeous clothes and boots. That's what I said boots, cowboy boots, in all sorts of colors and styles! Cowboy hats too! Tons of snacks and drinks. What a great addition to our community and I hope that they succeed. This is definitely a favorite for me that I'll visit over and over again. The Mexican cream alone is worth the visit!

As far as I know this is Waynesville's only Mexican market. As a Texas native, I was not overly…read moreimpressed, but from a North Carolina perspective, it is impressive. They stock many products that are not available in the other grocery stores in town. There were even some products with which I was not familiar. I was especially impressed that they had canned and fresh nopales (prickly pear). There is also a wide selection of dried peppers at prices slightly lower than you can find at the mainstream groceries. They also have a nice selection of Mexican spices and snacks. I'll definitely be a regular customer.

Such great food. Absolutely authentic. Great ambiance with inside dining. The hispanic grocery…read morestore has so many products.

Very Authentic Mexican food. Just a few tables in a market store setting. Menu written in spanish…read moreon a dry erase board, english translation menus available if asked for. Help yourself to drinks from the fridge coolers. Market consists of all foods & products from Mexico. The Tacos is the best in the area. Menudo is served friday to sunday. Prices is very good. I refuse to go anywhere else. El Primo is the best in the area.

Authentic Mexican!! It is inside of grocery. Their menu is small. I order burrito and it is…read moredelicious! Black beans and chicken with side. My husband order two kind of pork taco and it is good!! Will come again! They dont serve the chips and salsa. One server kid know America sign language. He is doing good job

Best tortas around plus a great little Bodega attached. I come for the Tortas Al Pastor or adobada…read more They make and provide fresh tortillas for the area. Homemade hot sauces in the restaurant and specialty items and secret ingredients in the Bodega like frozen plantain leaves, mole bases, dozens of varieties of dried peppers, imported produce and snacks.

My wife and I are in our mid-80s, with no native Asian heritage. I do all the grocery shopping and…read moremost of the cooking. I've cooked Chinese style for more than 50 years. And being an Army brat (and Army veteran) helps. And I love the Sunrise Supermarket - I've shopped there every week or two since they opened. I buy a lot of fish at the fish counter, and never had a bad experience with their fish (of course, I know how to buy fish, and occasionally I need to speak a little Spanish, which I can). The produce section is wonderful. I wish I knew how to cook a tenth of what they sell in that store! In contrast to what several reviewers have said, I've never experienced or observed any discourtesy to anyone. Sure, there are occasional difficulties in communication, with so many nationalities represented, but that's part of the fun of it. I fairly often want a Chinese item that doesn't have a satisfactory English name, so I find the Chinese characters on the Web and print them out, and find somebody in the store who can read Chinese, and promptly am led to what I want. (I just discovered sha cha sauce that way.) Checking my shopping list now - sesame oil, some fresh squid to stir-fry and a pompano to steam, some frozen Chinese dumplings, a bottle of nước mắm, a bag of bean sprouts, a Mexican squash. And by now the 2026 Chinese calendars should be in.

I get fresh fish and vegetables here every week. The guy that cleans the fish is always nice. I…read morehighly recommend.