Stopped in here to carry out some lunch since I had to stop at the building across the street. I am…read moreglad I did! The food was very good and the girl up front was very friendly. I got two chorizo gorditas, though I thought I ordered one of them marinated pork but it didn't matter to me because they were very good. If one was pork it was very close to chorizo in color, texture, and taste..haha. I also got a chicken quesadilla. The gordita shells were crispy in the outside and held together very well while eating. I really liked them. There were two sauces in the box. The red sauce was ok. Not my favorite I ever had but had good taste and ate all of it on the gorditas. It was kinda spicy, but not too spicy for me. My wife would find it hot. The yellow colored sauce: I didn't know what it was. I thought it was butter because of the color, but was not. It had some sweet notes to it and some bites were kinda spicy...or that was leftover heat from the red? I don't know but I ate it on my chicken quesadilla. I worried there may be a language barrier (since I am not fluent in Spanish) or I would have to translate menu on phone, but the menu had both and the girl up front spoke English. I'd definitely come back and try other things here..or the same things since I know they were good.

Review to come...I have several to write. Loved the produce and dairy sections here, and the…read moreowners were very friendly.

I just wanted to compliment the kindness, professionalism and friendly staff I met today. 8 Jun…read more2024. I am 61 and starting the journey to living a more natural lifestyle, aka drug free as much as possible. These two young ladies gave me all the time I needed, provided positive resources for me as well as gave my insightful information to help me unjumble ALL of the differing approaches out here right now. They openly discussed the possibility of having classes for education, which I wholeheartedly hope they can do and invited me to come in anytime I want to explore me. Thank you very much for making it a very pleasant customer service experience. Kristy Jones​

What a great local treasure! This store has so many of the unique specialties needed to stay…read morehealthy, AND phenomenal customer service provided by Lu :)

Pearly's started as Pearly Gates co-op on Andrew Jackson Way in 1968. In 1972, they moved to the…read moreSouth Parkway location just north of Bob Wallace. In 2014, they moved to this location. This was the place to get your wine making, beer making supplies and essential oils - and still is. They sell herbs, essential oils, dried fruits, herbal teas, nuts and grains, beer and wine making supplies, grocery items, dry foods, and baking products. They carry 750 hard-to-find herbs, spices, and herbal blends. It's known as "Huntsville's original health food store." It's a cool place to browse and when you shop there you are supporting a local institution!

This is a good healthcare store but i give them a 4 because lately they have not been stocked on…read moreeverything i need

This is one of the older Decatur Supermercados and that, combined with its separation from the more…read moreindustrial area down the road, looks the most like the neighborhood store of olden days. Here's another enticing Panadería display, breads made on site (enough to make it stand out), but the Mi Costeñita spice area constitutes the side of an entire aisle and is the most extensive I've seen in these here parts. The Costeñita element may even be able to elect a senator soon. There's a large selection of Dried Beans, as well as fine Produce and Carnicería areas in a very clean, well-proportioned store. Easily in the top three of Decatur's Mexican grocers.

The owner relies more on the Taquería area for her sustenance - not that she was blowing off her…read moreown grocery, merely that it was a side item and not an entrée here - unfortunately, she didn't have a takeout menu handy. EM has a smaller grocery area; there is a limited Carnecería, including several frozen items, and many popular Mexican brands. One standout as we entered was a counter of sweets that included Corazon de Leche (Heart-shaped Milk Candy). Some of the products we jotted down were Naturas Costa Rica, Sofrito Basico Queso, and Pachanga™ Michelada Mix Original and Hot/Brava; there was a large Tortilla section, as you can see; also, a decent frozen dessert case, of which my friend availed herself.

Food tastes good! Great staff! Overall, the best Mexican Food in Alabama. They also sell Authentic…read morecandy it tastes so good!

They were amazing to work with. Everyone loved the Pan de Muerto and other pastries. Thank you!read more

I went to this Mexican Grocery Store looking for meat to make Mexican Barbacoa…read more I had this many times while growing up in and around San Antonio, TX. The staff at the store was very friendly and helpful. The butcher had the meat and was able to help me quickly and efficiently. The prices were very fair so I bought the rest of the ingredients at the store. Overall, a great experience and I recommend this grocery store.

Place is absolutely a great find if your looking for a butcher shop that carries all types of meatsread more

From the owner: Specialties: Custom Meat Processing, USDA-Inspected…read moreProcessing, Whole & Half Beef Processing, Pork, Lamb & Goat Processing, House-Made Lard & Tallow, Local Meats, Retail Storefront Products: Fresh Beef, Pork & Lamb, Whole & Half Cow, Vacuum-Sealed Meats, Farm Fresh Eggs, Kitchen Staples, Cowhides, Home Decor Services: Full Slaughter & Processing, Custom Cut Sheets, USDA Processing for Resale, Drive-Thru Livestock Drop Off, Farm-to-Table Products, Take & Bake Meals, Gift Shop, Grocery Items Brands: Lodge Cast Iron, Watkins, Flowers Creamery, Nash Family Creamery, Sun-Drop, Bee Spoken Farm