Amazing food. Reminded me of home! Service was great! Just…read moremight have to wait a few minutes because of how busy it gets there. The ambiance was like any other European spot.

This is an authentic Bosnian grocery store and restaurant…read more The people are friendly and genuinely care about service the best, authentic food from their country. The restaurant does not have the prettiest decor, or furniture. It is actually a bit of a dive, but they have the best authentic Bosnian cuisine that I have ever had! Their Bosnian stuffed pita is delicious. So good that I had it to go and served to friends at a Sunday afternoon football watching party. The drive across town to get it is well worth it.

Bad service and medicine doesn't work the medicine doesn't have Instructions the Injections don't…read morework eithe. will never be coming again. And NO PARKING. Tienda 503 is WAY better don't waste your time or money

They've spruced up the store a bit with fresh paint and a new layout. It feels bigger, cleaner and…read moremore organized. No hard liquor still, but they have Peruvian wines as well as Pisco wine cocktails. And the selection of Peruvian products is still bar none, best in Dallas. They even have dried Peruvian peppers by the bulk.

The stares & glares at this obvious outsider almost sent me running, but that goodness I stood firm…read morein my Golden Goose sneakers & WalMart dress (do you not love the yin & yang...) because I find my coveted Betel (lotlot leaves). Yes, another review mentioned the smell; however, I also understood the honest reason for the reply: the line for seafood was SOLID. It's clear that fresh & varied ingredients are always "on the menu." As a transplant from Houston, I just might return for some hopefully fresh & authentic seafood.

Good produce selection, good fish market. Fair prices. This is one of our regular shopping…read moreplaces.

Great service from a cashier named Angel, such funny,handsome guy, who just gave a great vibe about…read moreworking at El Rancho.

On 8/27 I went to El Rancho & had the worst experience at this grocery store!! I went to pick up…read moresome chicken to make diner and this lady who workes in the meat department was putting up the meat when I grabbed a package and turned around she used some bad language towards me ! She didn't realize I heard what she had said ! So I confronted her and she not ones said anything back to me because she knew what she had said ! What kind of people are they hiring here ! When I told the manager what happen he did apologized to however I don't think he will do anything abt the situation I understand that it was just a moment of rage and frustration but I have never been insulted this way in my life ! I want accountability for her actions. I didn't do anything to her for that disrespect. Some additional customer service training not just for the lady but also management that could have done more in making me feel valid and not just shrugging me off. I have worked in customer service all my life and it was unbelievable that i had to endure this

I've been coming for years and it's a great destination for imported foods and drinks from Central…read more& South America. I would say it leans more heavily on countries from El Salvador, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela and a midget from Brazil. It definitely gives small convenience store vibes, but they have a wide assortment of grocery food items that you won't find anywhere else. Prices are a touch higher but I can attribute that to it being imported. I enjoyed Peruvian soft drink called "Inca Kola", it tasted delicious! As well as Colombian soft drink called "Colombiana".

Today, 8/18/18, was my 2nd visit to this store, it was humid horrid hot outside and I needed a COLD…read moredrink and a snack. Its been over 2 years since the 1st visit there with my wife so it only dawned on me once inside..."yeah this is that same store." I remembered the store immediately from before, because of all the natural healing items on the shelves. GREAT! I'm a health nut, love natural healing ANYTHING. But what hit my memory even harder was the lady behind the counter! As I approached the drink cooler, I looked toward her expecting to say or hear a greeting, what I received was a cold dead stare AND a smirk, that read to me like, "I don't like you, wish you hadn't come in." I ignored that look, maybe she has had bad experiences from people who look like me. I'm 5'11, 210, decent shape from working a physical outdoors job, no beard, trimmed moustache and I keep my hair cut, high and bald tight; I'm always asked if I served in the military. I grabbed a drink, walked over to a shelf, grabbed some bagged plaintain chips and began looking around at the various boxed supplements - did I say I'm a healthnut? Lady comes from behind the counter, 2 minutes later, I pass behind her, stop, now we're both at the same 4-sided, 8 tiered open-sided shelves. Breaking the dead non-speaking noise I ask her if she has coconut capsules. She pauses, thinks and says, "No", actually as if her contempt for me lessened a bit...because I was a serious customer. I look at everything on the shelves where we actually spoke words, then decided to not be too cheap, "I'll buy another kind of cold drink, to increase my sale above $6 bucks." Go back to the cooler, grab a drink and as I turn around, at the counter now, is an older woman....looking right at me! Same contempt, no greeting whatsoever; that, "yes I am watching you", same kind of previous, dislike. I approach the counter, older Lady rings me up - 1st Lady had to school her a bit, on the register operation - right then another man and woman enter the store - Hispanics. Younger Lady says, "Ola.Como estas? "Customers, "Bien... bien". First Lady takes care of them WITH a greeting. Older Lady gives me my change - at least she didn't try not touching my open palm - says, "Gracias", "Gracias", I replied, and leave the most unfriendly store in Dallas!