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El Michiacano

4.0 (1 review)
Open • 8:30 am - 9:00 pm

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11 years ago

Great service and great food. Restaurant is attached to a grocery store. Portions are good size and it's not as busy as LaJuanita's.

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ALDI

3.9(10 reviews)
2.9 mi

This is the fifth Aldi store that I have shopped in and it was the nicest. It's large and so the…read moreaisles are nicely spaced. The produce is set up so that it's easy to find what you're looking for and without crowding other shoppers. Besides some oranges and salad ingredients I picked up a lunch size Santa Fe salad. It was packed so ingredients were separate and it was pretty good. Wish is was Romaine lettuce instead of iceberg but I'd get it again. Their mini naan bread is really good and so much less expensive than chain stores. Since we hadn't been in an Aldi since early 2020 because of the pandemic, it was nice to be able to pick up some old favorites. I see Aldi product reviews on FB and people rave about the all purpose cleaner with bleach, so a bottle into the cart. The store brand Happy Harvest crushed tomatoes are my favorite so stocked up on those. In the middle "seasonal" aisle I got a solar garden lighthouse for $12.99. The light actually revolves and it looks like something that would have cost a lot more. People also rave about the "red bag chicken tenders" so had to get those. Haven't tried them yet so we'll see if they stand up to the hype. I'm well stocked so I didn't get any this trip, but the Aldi brand creamer is just like the one I use and is over a dollar less than at other grocery stores and it tastes just the same. Parking is plentiful and the store was not not crowded at all so it was very convenient. I was a little surprised since the ShopRite is closed now. People were all wearing masks and kept "social distancing". There was only one cashier working but there was only one person in front of us checking out so not a long wait. Since we are both fully vaccinated and starting to get out more I know we will be shopping at this Aldi on a regular basis.

Prices are good but can't ever seem to find a cashier, if I wanted to be ignored I'd go to walmartread more

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4.5(2 reviews)
1.9 mi

I think it was awesome. I think there's not enough produce spots yet because it's early in the…read moreseason, but they had a lot of different items. There was a lot of crochet. It was interesting cause who would think there would be that much crochet.

I am so thankful Sioux City has a Farmer's Market. Since May of 2017 I've been really trying hard…read moreto change my diet to a more organic, clean, healthy nature and having this market helps so much. Not only because it obviously provides me and the rest of Siouxland with fresh produce, but the prices are so wonderful. It can be very expensive to buy fresh at grocery stores, and I have no clue how to grow/maintain a garden. I go to the Market every since Wednesday and almost every Saturday. The Farmer's Market of course has farm-fresh produce, but it also offers food, entertainment, and shopping. Frequently there are various food trucks and food stands cooking right in front of you. I'm very partial to the Heartland Coffee & Nosh truck. They have wonderful beverages and food bowls. There's also a pastry vendor that is wonderful. Try a chocolate danish if you ever get the chance. Other foods I've seen are made to order omelets, eggs rolls, and taco trucks. Some vendors sell items and not just produce. This one woman is frequently there selling jewelry and crochet clothing. She has hand-made wooden toys and various trinkets as well. Some stands sell flower arrangements and I've also seen dog treats and artists. There's usually someone playing live music. On Saturdays you can find face painting, clowns, and other businesses selling or promoting items/services. I've seen bounce houses and people often bring their dogs (or cats in strollers. ) You may only spend a half hour or so at the Market, but it's always a great visit.

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