I stopped in to the relatively new store called Féria Latina and was pleasantly surprised and…read moreimpressed by what I found. It seems to be a well stocked Latin food store with many American food as well. I was surprised at the wide selection of foods and services that reminded me of the grocery stores of my childhood here in America This place is worth visiting for many reasons

This went in after price mart closed but I'm very happy with the change we get tacos before we go…read moreto shop for groceries. In front there's a food place and juice bar then you have produce behind then a bakery with fresh made every day baked goods and the meat section is unbelievable I LOVE this store. Thank you for bringing it to our neighborhood and the price of produce is unbeatable. I go here at least once a week for my needs

Card skimmers found at point of sale.. nasty rotten vegetables. Poor attitude from cashiers..read more

Purchase from this store Las Americas since opened many food products and fresh grocery at all…read moretimes very nice people who work there. The store is well organized you can find your needs very easily beside reasonable price!

The supermercado has a nice little cafe where you can get some decent food. The staff is friendly…read moreand there are some tables in the market to have your lunch at. If you happen to be in the area, check it out!

Rebuild and make it bigger!!!! If you need some special…read moreHispanic ingredients, they most likely got it or something similar! Lots of Mexico Import brands!!! Mexico Coca Cola = nuff said Fresh cuts of meat and cheeses and some seafood! Hot food ready to dine in or take to go! Tamales always ready here by the dozen! Fresh bakery for pastries and tres leches cake anytime! Fruits and veggies and all the chiles you might need Staff speaks English and Spanish! Parking lot gets crazy be careful haha tight squeeze ! Sundays are gonna be crazy busy packed go early!

Small Mexican grocery market. It sells all the essential grocery goods as well as decent meat…read moreoptions. Prices are above average for the most part. Some items are cheap like onions. Not as great as Supermercados Morelos but not as busy. If you want a quick in and out then this place will definitely get the job done.

Great prices, great fruit and vegetables. A unbeatable meat deportment. They have a unmatched…read morecustomer service!

como con la revista de taco bueno, consideraba dar una revista en español, but the name of the…read morestore is not even all in spanish, like the aforementioned restaurant, so i'll continue the review in english. food - in preparing for the shopping experience, i was wanting bananas to prepare a smoothie with the strawberries my mom got, and tortilla chips or another complementary food to go with the queso she got also. both these items were available and affordably priced. for bananas, i selected the option "sin gas", which refers to an exclusion of pesticides and other unhealthy chemicals, though is intriguingly also the label used for "uncaffeinated" in reference to soda, which i'd seen on a sign at a corner store during a trip to peru. furthermore, the bananas were labeled as grown in guatemala, and that reminded me of a book i'd read on bananas and one of the central countries where the international banana corporations operated being guatemala. and though the best choice tortialla chips i bought are not an internationally sourced brand, the grocery store with which the brand is associated originated in oklahoma, and makes for a fascinating connection between one state-founded grocery store and another welcoming local shopping destination through a food with foreign origins, and regional distinctiveness. also, i asked for sliced chicken breast from the meat counter, and i'd later cook the chicken in the air fryer with some lemon pepper, salt, and chili powder, served atop the tortilla chips with queso to make chicken and cheese nachos. and finally, i chose a candy to complete the shopping order, specifically a spicy tamarind flavored candy called pulparindo, manufactured by the de la rosa company. that was really good also, and was not as spicy as the box might suggest, but the seasoning does give a tasty, somewhat spicy, flavor. service - the service i received was delivered at two locations by three ways, one of whom was not even working at the store. the first place was at the meat counter, where a kind woman greeted me while observing the cooked meat section of the counter, and upon seeing what appeared to be only chicharrones on display, i'd attempted to ask if the counter had any cooked meat options other than pork. however, while she did confirm that all the options in the display about which i was asking were pork, the woman did not understand my question of if the store has any cooked meat options other than pork. that said, a friendly customer also shopping at the meat counter helped translate and communicated to me the various cuts of chicken available. to me, that interaction is suggestive of an inclusive, accomadating customer and staff clientele. then, at checkout, another woman rang up the groceries efficiently, and gave me the total, which i found quite affordable for the amount and quality of groceries in the purchase. ambiance - the store was clean, and appears more organized than many grocery stores where i've shopped. although i've only been to supermercados las americas a couple times that i can remember, the store also appears to me consistently stocked with a variety of products, including both staple foods and speciality items, with the store selling central and south american products not available anywhere else, at least so near where i live.

We were staying right at the airport, and the Market was just a 5 min drive. It was recommended by…read morehotel staff. Market Staff were friendly and helpful, and my wife loved the suggested kebab. Food was cooked perfectly. Crabs were tender inside and crispy outside. Sides were a tasty compliment to the food. We also had a cup of seafood gumbo which reminded me of New Orleans. During dinner, I noticed a seafood Caesar salad which would be perfect for lunch tomorrow. We took it to go- perfect! 5* - highly recommend!

It's a Tulsa classic for a reason. The fish is always super fresh and prepared well. The hush…read morepuppies are amazing as well. Staff are super friendly and happy to help. Don't sleep on the pie either! It's a very casual place and great for families and groups.

I go here for veggies. The price is way better here and they have some things you can't get at a…read morenormal grocery store. People are super nice every time never had an issue. Not a fancy place but I don't shop by how it looks as long as it is clean.

I'm not a big pho person, but the meatballs, tendon, and tripe are my favorite part!…read more One of the most unique experiences in Tulsa and a super easy lunch to take guests!

Take some almost an hour to serve food and the food comes up cold overcooked, chicken and pork…read moreservice too slow needs way more employees

From the owner: Fresh meats ,fruits , vegetablesread more

There are many Daisos in Southern California where I moved from. So I was happy to find that a…read moreDaiso was in Tulsa. I finally visited this store because I used up all of my favorite kitchen sponges. This place is huge! The biggest I have ever been, and stocked full of everything! I buy kitchen sponges and reading glasses and many of snacks. Too bad that they raised prices from $1.50 to $2.25 (minimum) which I understand in this economy. They have so many good stuff and you would overbuy if you don't control yourself. Highly recommended.

Anything you need for your room, kitchen, bathroom, etc... this is spot. DAISO is a Japanese…read morehousehold goods store along with some extras like dry noodles & candy. We came in the day after grand opening & we were greeted as soon as we walked in. The lady who greeted us was very nice & gave us a heads up on how things work. Everything is priced in yen, the conversion to the US price is all on a chart to let you know how much things cost. The price charts are also on the end of most aisles to keep it as a refresher. A majority of things were around $2-8, no matter the category. Heading to the checkout aisle, I got to explore the snacks. I ended up with some Mild Salt Doritos, something you definitely wouldn't be able down here unless it's a novelty store, & even that's rare in a city like Tulsa. I tried some noodles that were packaged later that night that & I enjoyed it (Lemonilo Ramen - Chick'n Chow Mein). I also tried some açaí Hi-Chew candy. It's a store that we'd visit on the regular, the store traffic was high at the time & the wait in line for checkout wasn't long at all.