Pretty good little carneceria. Located next to the "Poop Deck" (Fort Worthians will know this…read moreplace) at Granbury & Seminary intersection, its a pretty tiny little storefront with a smattering of Mexican-style grocery items but mostly it is a long meat counter with extraordinarily-awesome looking cuts of meat. What I noticed was how thinly sliced they all are--and that's exactly how I want them. Went in there looking for tripas (what I thought was intestines) because Fiesta down the street didn't have it. My dumb friend saw a Bizarre Foods episode and "learned" how to make them from watching it. The guy spoke English, to my relief, and said the tripas was frozen. I said that's fine and in a minute he handed me a baggie full of cut up cubes of frozen tripe. It was not intestines at all, but by the time my brain calculated all this, dude was onto the next customer. There were several in line. So I lived with it. The store though? Great!

They like to overcharge because the meat is frozen. they get more money by it being heavier when…read morefrozen vs fresh. i feel like they rob me everytime. overpriced and not good. i do NOT recommend. dirty too.

The young lady at the cash register was such a sweetheart, friendly, attentive, patient and so…read morehelpful. She is the one who recommended the Quesabirria tacos after I asked her what she recommended, since a lot of the dishes on the menu looked good. The ambience is inviting and festive with its traditional colorful passport cut decorations known as paper picado. It's definitely a little homey and reminded me of my family who are in another state. The interior is spacious with a lot of tables and chairs. They also sell meat, other products and some produce that's located on the right-hand side after entering. I ended up ordering Quesabirria tacos place which included rice and beans. Their Quesabirria tacos with their birria consommé was amazing. The meat was flavorful, tender, with consommé with both their green and red-hot sauces were just chef's kiss. The meat didn't have fat, since a lot of places do serve it with all the fatty parts, so it was awesome that these Quesabirria tacos didn't have the meat fat in them. By far some of the best Quesabirria tacos with their bomb hot sauces. I complimented the lady who made them since I walked over to the area where you order and behind the counter is where they cook the food. The lady who made them said, thank you, it was me who made them and she said she was happy to hear I was happy with them. Honestly, these Quesabirria tacos were cooked with umami, especially with the hot sauces. I'm craving them now that I'm writing this up. Hehe he You all have to check them out and if you love Quesabirria tacos you most definitely have to stop by. I also ordered an Aguas fresca and opted for their cantaloupe Aguas fresca. It was okay, but I wasn't a fan, it didn't taste like it was made from cantaloupe, it tasted more like prepackaged powder to me, so that was the only let-down. My friend and her kiddo enjoyed their food. Overall, a great experience, from superb customer service to deliciously awesome food. I'll be back for sure. You definitely have to stop by to see yourself. Don't miss out.

Honestly some of the best Mexican food all around. I just wish they allowed more modifications…read moreonline. The service is quick, the restaurant/store is clean and organized but can be a little confusing on where to pick up your food.

I stopped in on the way back from eye dr. I got an assortment of precooked food from the counter in…read morethe back. Rice, beans, carnitas, all very good. But the best item i purchased was the fresh corn tortillas. Excellent, best i have ever had. Thin, just right. A 3 or 4" stack for 3.50. Worth the trip for sure. I will be going back.

Ok. Chyna's first mistake was buying cooked food. It's cooked cuz shelf life is short. Did you get…read moresick? Look at me talking like I know something... I found that the walk up is Sooooooo gud! These street tacos are $1.50 and as fat as a turd! (I know... bad image) But seriously...I got them in the afternoon and they were delicious and spicy hot with strips of grilled onion and jalapeños. Heaven... Unfortunately for me I went this past Saturday at 1:00 and got less than sufficient cilantro and chopped onions on my al pastor. Still excellent but different. Sure it's Stop 6. DANGEROUS. (Bad Rep) if you get caught somehow on this side of town. This is an Oasis. Oh, there's Lisa's Chicken down the street for more conventional grub.

Cheap and great product local has egg also im going to go stock up on some chicken wish they were…read moreopen on Sunday but I sill love this place

I've been to Prolific Butcher several times, and every visit has been outstanding. It's one of…read morethose places where I get immediately distracted because I want to take everything home. The quality of the meat is consistently top-notch, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable--especially considering the craftsmanship and care that clearly go into every cut. North Texas doesn't have a huge selection of true butcher shops, but honestly, that's fine... because it doesn't get any better than this. If you're in need of a butcher, Prolific Butcher Shop is an absolute must-stop.

I have been going to this business since 1975 and my parents went there and I have always continue…read moreto buy my meat there because it's the best quality and these are true butchers. Not somebody who would grab something frozen out of a box and calls it fresh.

3 pds of party wings, spoiled and even bagged and put in the freezer, smells horrible. Be carefulread more

So delighted! Been trying to find a grocery store that sells beef bones so I can make my own rich…read morebroth. Grocery chains typically receive their meat already processed (no bones). Carniceria Los Arcos butcher the whole cow so they have all cuts. The store also sells vegetables, canned goods, dairy items and drinks. Check them out - 2 locations on McCart.

The fajita is bad, it's too thick and the seasoning has a strange flavor. What they really need is…read morea good butcher who knows how to make proper cuts.

I love the convenience of this store. I am trying to expand my cooking skills and they always have…read morewhat I need. Their prices are great and I love grabbing some hot and fresh tortillas to go!

I went in for some tomatillo and green chilies and they had the amount I needed …read more However, The restrooms are close to the front and on the as you walk in the place smelled like urine. Not real appetizing. They had some fresh made tortillas.

The Meat Board is a locally owned butcher shop and lunch destination that serves up fresh cuts of…read more100% Angus beef, American Wagyu and A5 Wagyu, processed by their butchers. The Steak and Fries (actual ribeye), Signature Grilled (Tenderloin) Steak sandwich, French Dip sandwich, made from their New York Strip and Brisket Cheese Melt are some of the bigger sellers. The grilled steak house salad or grilled steak Caesar salads are fresh and delicious. One of their biggest sellers is a Smoked Turkey and bacon wrap that is excellent. The service is second to none. I highly recommend this premier west Fort Worth business.

Okay! So here I am at the meat board for my third burger of Fort Worth Burger Week and Final burger…read moreby the way. I've heard nothing but good things about this place and their food but I have yet to check it out until I saw their entry for Burger Week With A caramelized onion jam and melted Brie which sounded delicious and I'm happy to report it was! It was a very flavorful and delicious Burger, the caramelized onion Jam was awesome and a great combination with the melted Brie on the brioche bun unfortunately I was only able to try three burgers this year mostly because a few of the locations are closed on Sunday which is crazy but this burger definitely is the winner of the three that I tried. That would certainly recommend the meat board to anyone looking for a quality Burger and some very high quality meat sold at the counter.