My friend turned me on to this spot. I got an email invite to purchase a portion of a cow and I…read morejumped all over it. Literally 2 weeks and my order I got an email that my order was ready for pick up. I drove over tonight and it was dark, and the street, being rural, had no lights. When you enter the property you'll see a sign that says "No Entry", drive through, stay to the left of the house and in the back you'll find the retail store. See pics of the entrance. I told the nice ladies inside the store my name and asked me to go outside, turn right, to see Travis who will load up my car. Sure nuff, T Money had my two 35 pound boxes ready to load in my car. I've not yet tried any of the beef yet but when I do I'll update the review. This spot is my new jam... can't wait until I run out of eggs.

Great products. Friendly service and in a SUPER Convenient location!!…read more My family and friends are obsessed

I bought their Carne Asada, and it was very good although a little bit steep in price.read more

Best Carne Asada meat! Their chorizo Salvadoreño is amazing. The only one thing that I would have…read moreto say is that if you are buying Chile the dry ones Make sure that they don't have any mold on them I guess they don't sell that much or they fight too much of it in a way that I had bad ones so just make sure you pick fresh ones not old moldy ones other than that I will keep going for the meet and just check in twice before I make any chili purchases

HIDDEN GEM! This…read morelittle market is packed with all kinds of goodies. My favorite part was the large selection of fresh and marinated meats, they've got cuts you can't find in a chain grocery store. It's all displayed behind a case, you ask the butcher to weigh the amount you're looking for, then it's bagged and tied up. I got a pound of the marinated flap steak to grill for tacos - it's absolutely amazing! The produce section is a bit limited, but there is plenty of what is needed for Mexican and Central American cuisine; Roma tomatoes, aloe vera, cilantro, radishes, peppers, limes, green onions, yellow and white onions, key limes, etc. Every lime I touched was the perfect ripeness, a very different experience than most other stores' citrus selections. There were many different sizes of corn and flour tortillas, some were crispy, some were made from blue corn, big bags, small bags. I loved the drink selection here of Mexican beers, aloe drinks, yogurt and fruit drinks, etc. There are a few aisles of dry and canned goods, pastas, beans, cooking oils, chips, masa, lots of Mexican sweets, shampoo, household cleaning items. I noticed this market has an awesome hot sauce and spice selection right next to the meat counter, you could probably read bottles for 30 minutes and still have more to see. I found some excellent freshly made unlabeled salsa in a fridge by the check out (very tasty, very spicy!), some baked goods, and a selection of tortilla presses and other cooking implements by the entrance. The staff is very friendly and speaks mostly Spanish, but language wasn't a barrier at all, I got everything I needed here! In love and I'll be back! Tips: * park in the parking lot in the back of the building and enter through that door, there is no access from Main Street * don't forget the quesa fresca!

A great little market with a large selection of produce, meat and groceries. When we have a spicy…read morecraving...We love their fresh salsa and hot sauces. All of the staff are super helpful and friendly.

A great Asian supermarket in Sandy, UT of all places! It pretty much has everything that the…read moresupermarkets I go to in Westminster, CA including live seafood! I bought a roast duck and some sides at Sam's precooked counter and it was excellent. What a pleasant surprise! It's so nice to find something great when you don't expect. We were able to get a box of jasmine green tea, some instant noodles and a corkscrew to make our stay at the local extended stay Hyatt more comfortable. We are here just for the skiing at Alta, Snowbird and Solitude. Our quality of life just jumped up a notch.

Came here last week. Why is the worker straddling the rice?!? This specific worker was sweaty and…read morealso wiping their snot all over their gloves touching products. As a customer I find this very disrespectful to those who will be consuming and purchasing the rice bags. Seems extremely unsanitary and made my shopping experience uncomfortable.

This is a very cute market. When you walk in the smell of the bakery hits you in the face and if…read moreyou don't know me...I am here to tell you I love a good bakery! We toured the store previewed the bakery and shopped around the store. Picked up some dried chili's, ancho paste, some vanilla for baking that I am hoping is like the vanilla I bought in Mexico and back to the bakery we went. I picked a pan Dulce to try this time. Sooooo good! The meat dept has so many choices. Al pastor is so good, seasoned perfectly and was ready for us to take home and cook. Produce looked so good, fresh and colorful! They lost a star because I was hoping that they would have a warm case that would have some grab and go items. Things I haven't rated but would like to try. I love Mexican food but need to broaden my horizon. Highly recommend this market!

This has been a place I've been going to since I moved here from California. I was recommended the…read moreplace by my sister. The store is stocked up with fresh produce, even for some well known stores in the area. The workers are very friendly and are able to help you out if you're looking for something in specific. I would say if you're looking for a store for your next Hispanic meal, this is the place to go.

Great location, clean and organized! Enjoyed the sample and ended up buying it because it was so…read moregood. Cashier was so friendly and helpful. This place is well stocked I definitely will be back for more shopping.

This is the place for snacks. I think you know him much love I have for the chain but today I want…read moreto shout from the mountain too about their amazing apple cranberry tart. If you're unaware, go now. Get two... If you've seen it but unsure of the quality, well let me sing it's praises.375 for 5 minutes in the air fryer and it's a go. Just add coffee, cold milk or a dollop of vanilla bean gelatin . I think you're seeing where I'm going with this. You're welcome

I went Winco in Midvale. I don't usually shop here but their meat dept. Is clean and they have…read moregreat prices on Ribeye Steaks. Tonight they had 2 check stands open and the Self Service was open as well. It was nice to get through the store in reasonable time. Winco could work on their cleanliness but all in all their prices are unbeatable.

Midvale utah store use to be great, but since the first of 2026 there must have been a management…read morechange or something. The store is not the same long time works that I've known for 5 years or more are suddenly gone. No one in the store seams to know what their doing. The assistant manger with corn rolls, omg how did he get ast manager he dint know crap. Store has went down hill big time i no longer shop at any winco if rather go where the employees know what's going on. And the stale bread in not sure how many times I'd bought bread there that's been expired like no one checks the dates, but i guess that's what you get with piss poor management.

I love this place! It is my go to pumpkin patch place. It is full of good music and food. There are…read morea lot of things to do too

How have I never been here before? This is my favorite pumpkin patch I've been to in utah…read more Pumpkin patch is $5 entry, but if you want to go to the thriller park it's $30 on the weekends. They have shows every hour in the evenings on MWF and we got to see their shows and they were really fun. Raves for kids! Very loud, so if you or your kids are sensitive to noise I would recommend ear plugs. The thriller park has the show, performers, a corn maze, another maze type thing, and a foam pit and bouncy houses. The pumpkin patch has multiple pumpkin patches, TONS of pumpkins, and food trucks, ice cream, paintball (costs extra) and some shopping. Plenty of space, it never really felt overcrowded at all. Very aesthetic and great for taking pictures. Will definitely be adding this to our yearly traditions, this place is so much fun! The pumpkin patch was really cool if you just did that.

Checked this out this morning. Most is arts and crafts, but there are a couple of organic produce…read morevendors, and vegan, organic vendors in a few other products. It's decent, and the vendors are friendly. Dog friendly and easy,free parking. One produce vendor , when asked, said they were organic....but, no name, no prices listed. We bought tomatoes from them. I'm allergic to Round-Up...so, we'll find out!

The Daybreak Farmer's Market is like your niece or nephew that you see occasionally-and when you…read moresee them, you can't help but exclaim "my, how much you've grown since I saw you last!" This lovely event has grown in size and popularity and it's been a fun transition to watch. You'll find fresh produce and local meat as well as artisan foods such as gluten free baked goods, locally sourced honey and unique salsas that rival anything you could buy in a store. I also love the kitschy artsy/craftsy stuff. It's fun to talk to the vendors-they are usually the people who make the goods themselves. Supporting local art and food is important to me...a few years ago I put a ton of effort into selling goods at events such as this, so they hold a special place in my heart. Be kind. These folks are doing something that they love and hoping to make a little money doing it. Consider supporting local rather than big box. I especially love that you won't find MLM type companies. Yes, I know those folks are also trying to earn some money. But I think Farmer's Markets should be reserved for local goods. I appreciate that the organizers of this market feel the same way. This year, it was nice to see how everyone adhered to the CDC guidelines and kept the market open, with accommodation for the virus. Great job, everyone!

So after another disappointing poke place in Utah (chicken poke bowl is not a thing! This is how u…read moreknow a real local from a Utahn selling "Hawaiian food"), I decided to make my own... Obviously from my rating u know how much I love this place. They have flash frozen tuna and hamachi. They have everything u need! I would have taken a photo of all the different poke I've made, but I would rather enjoy the moment than share something no one cares about. Stop taking pictures of your food!!! They have everything, even banana leaves. Crazy. Love this place. Oh and their hot food is great too.

I love H Mart. Chinatown Supermarket is wonderful but I live in Sandy now and found the offerings…read morepretty limited for Asian markets. I still go to other markets for certain items (like my favorite kimchi brand that H Mart doesn't sell) but I come here for everything else. It's insanely clean and bright and smells good inside, for those who care about such things. Their produce is fresh and well-stocked (though sometimes random things are very picked over like green onions). They have tons of variety in brands so I can find exactly which Korean/Thai/Chinese variety I've gotten used to. Very well stocked in the pantry aisle and a nice selection of kitchenware and household items, beauty products, gifts. The deli section is well stocked with ready-made kimbap and banchan. Big freezer and seafood section too. There is only a boba and K-beauty shop in the leased storefronts in the front of the market but hoping they attract some restaurants into the area soon like Chinatown. We need some good Asian food down south!