The deli is by far the best value for your dollar Mexican food wise in all of the tri cities. whether you're buying tacos, burritos, entrees etc. most taco places charge you 2.50$-4$ for a street taco that they most likely will skimp on the meat, here you can get 5 tacos loaded to the max with meat and a small drink for 7$ it used to be 5$ a couple years ago but it's so worth it they never skimp on anything. Definitely a hidden gem! read more

I won't be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone who cares about their health. I had tacos from there on Tuesday then next day my stomach was hurting I thought it was normal in till before I had go into work, pain won't go away, and I couldn't barely walk and started getting light headed, I had to take two days off of work cause how bad the pain is. read more

I like the choices of different vegetables I can't get at regular grocery stores as well as selections from Mexico that you can't get in regular stores. It was clean and bright. They could use a little bit more staff though. They only had one check out read more

Their Fiesta Feast meal is what keeps me from coming back. It comes with 2 entrees, 1 lb rice, 1 lb beans, 1/2 lb salsa and 2 dozen tortillas and it only cost $20, plus whatever tax is. So cheap, so good and it'll feed 4 people! Besides the meal deal, there's cheap produce too! Definitely a place I'll frequently visit. read more

!!!Everything was good but the only problem was wen I ordered a Menudo I found small Pieces of hair!!! read more

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Ok, I have a new favorite grocery store in the Tri-cities, and I have to thank all of you Yelpers for keeping it on my radar. But you know what, this place isn't just a grocery store, it's a cultural experience. Boom!! You walk in the entrance and if you are looking for some bling bling, they have a counter full of all kinds of :::JEWELERY:::. [If you're into that] After the jewelery stand, there's the :::PANADERIA::: (Mexican bakery) with all kinds of colorful and yummy-looking baked goods. Jewelery & Panaderia within 10 seconds of entering? Yeah, I'd have to say I was in awe and wide-eyed in amazement. I backpedaled a few steps....then picked up a Fiesta Foods re-usable green & flashy grocery bag, and then started my reconnaissance. Pinatas adorn much of the store, and I'm sure you can pick one for your pleasure if you were in need. I first went to the :::PRODUCE::: area. Wow! Y'know how produce sections are generally bleak this time of year? Well, I'd have to say the Fiesta section was pretty dang awesome. They had lots of your normal staples to choose from, and they all looked fairly nice during this off-season time of year. I especially like how on each sign for each fruit they post the name of the fruit and the country of origin. There were many "Products of USA", but there were also many interesting and new-to-me "Products of Mexico". I liked that. I need to take notes, and be adventurous the next time I'm here. I ended up getting some limes (3 for $1) & guavas. I then made my way through the rest of the store. The store is really clean, and I didn't think the aisles were particularly narrow as others have said. I noticed that there were tons of items on the shelves which were completely foreign to me (and adorned with labels in Spanish). I then made my way to the :::CARNICERIA::: (Meat/butcher area). First thing to catch my eye here was the seafood. There were many different types of fish, and they all looked nice and fresh. I also liked the attention to detail, there were flower-cut naranjas (oranges) spaced around the fishies, and they definitely added a *POP* to the aquatic pickin's. I then continued my trip around the periphery of the store. I didn't really go in the middle too much---I was late for an engagement, but I'll leave that for next time, for sure! In the refrigerated section I saw all sorts of beer options, and tons of Mexican beers. But the one libation that caught my eye, "the Champagne of Mexico": :::PULQUE::: I didn't really know much about pulque other than what I saw on Travel shows. It's an agave-based alcoholic beverage, and I actually had the chance to try it when I was in Tepoztlan, MX over the summer. Will pick some up next time. Then I was on to the highly-regarded :::DELI:::. Now, I had intended to pick up some tamales, but the older ladies behind the counter said they didn't have any (there was a language barrier, so I didn't press as to why they didn't have tamales, or tacos on the ready). So, I picked up a ticket number (I was ochenta y cinco...85). I then ordered a half pound of lengua (beef tongue) & al pastor (meat seasoned with pineapple!). I also picked up some freshly-made jalapeno tortillas (they were green). I was going to make my own tacos! Oh yeah, and let's not forget the :::TORTILLERIA:::! Yeah, they have a tortilla-making machine right there, and tons of tortilla options for the choosing. Also in the neighborhood here was a juice & ice cream station. I believe I saw jugs of horchata & jamaica here. Made a mental note to check this later. I then made my way to the checkstand.... --"Get that shirt outta here!" said the checker. --I was a little surprised,and then started to zip up my fleece top to cover my shirt. I was wearing an Argentina futbol jersey under my fleece. So yeah, she started to talk to me about how she had to pay $85 (ochenta y cinco) to buy a friend an Argentinian jersey because they beat Mexico in the World Cup. D'oh! I felt like a total heel! But she was joking and totally smiling. She was super funny! This place was AWESOME!! And I can't wait to go back! read more

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This is the nicest store; well stocked for a being a smaller "community" rather than a "supermarket" or "big box" center. Their produce was especially fresh and well priced. This was my first time shopping there so I had to inquire about a few products & services. Every employee I had contact with was very kind and helpful! I'll be shopping there on a regular basis from now on.* read more

I got food from the diner & there was a motherfucking piece of hair in my food y'all are disgusting AND let alone the bathrooms are gross all dirty and no paper to dry our hands what kind of place is this very unsanitary and rude workers! Very slow read more

I'm not going to lie. There's been many a night I have sat wondering what I could tell myself to justify driving 20-25 minutes accross town, to go to this store. "Man, don't I NEED some limes?...lemons? Salsa?" Today, I didn't need to. I was in the neighborhood and stopped off here for some yumminess. The Fresh Tortillas are amazing. The produce is beautiful. The chips and salsa selection is excellent. I love the prices, too. The deli section always seems very fresh, as well. This store is for sure a treat for me! read more

Two words: Mexican coke. If you don't know what this means, get your ass over there and get some right the hell now. They also make their own corn (tortilla) chips (they're not quite hot off the line, but they're so good). If you haven't had freshly made corn chips, you aren't living. They've also got their own flour and corn tortillas in tons of sizes (I don't normally like flour tortillas that much, but these looked GOOD, so I got some). Huge selection of Mexi-style produce (this means they have plantains and tamarind) and of Mexican cheeses (cojita, queso fresco, etc). Then there's the deli. Oh my. There was also a huge carniceria that I avoided (I'm a veggie), but there was lots of chorizo hanging from the ceiling and the lady in front of me had a metric butt-ton of pig's feet and tongues (food stamps totally buy those). The best way to describe it is a Mexican Winco with crazy narrow aisles and it's hella cheap (like cheaper than Winco). Looking forward to my fried plantians, quesadillas, fresh salsa, and sugar Coke tonight! read more

I visit Fiesta Foods when I'm in town visiting family and from time to time we will order a few dozen sets of tortillas for events. If you put your order in a few days before you need them you can just show up and pick up the yummy, warm, freshly made tortillas. I also love that they have a panaderia...one stop shopping! I'm a sucker for pan dulce. I love this place! Also, the meat counter is great because if you ask them to slice a roast or whatever they will kindly do it for you and all you need to do is slap it on the grill. If you need to make an authentic Mexican dish you should come here and get all of the fixings. I like this store because it's large--not a whole in the wall that's too small you can't even move when you walk in--it's nice and spacious. You should plan your visit appropriately. It's a grocery store so if you go in the evenings or on the weekends you should be prepared for it to be packed! read more

I love the extensive array of Hispanic Specialty Foods offered at Fiesta. We also discovered they served Antojitos, Tacos, etc located in the entry lobby area. Fun place to visit. We will be back. read more

This place is the bomba! 90% of my food i buy from here, for my jalapenos, cilantro, masa, papaya, camarones, pan dulce, sabritas, calavacitas, pan bimbo, tortillas and anything mexican i want. There is this way cool cashier chick there that i love, she looks japanese but she is from Michoacan (like the majority of mexicans that live here) I just want to take her home with me. I love Mexican guys, The Mexican guys that work there are ok, there is a nerdy meat packer that is very sweet and helpful that has a hairy chest. mmm hmmm. I sometimes come here just to people watch, and have my tacos de ojo. :D read more

It's an okay store. It smells funny but you can find pretty much anything Mexican you're looking for.

My favorite store of all time, it's cheap like WinCo but with the quality equal or better than a major supermarket. Excellent deli, meat department, bakery and produce. read more

Great Staff! They support and partner with local schools! The ice cream is SO GOOD! Friendly staff in the deli area. Always fun to go here! read more

Once a month I make a huge produce shopping trip and it's always to Fiesta Foods. Their produce section is second to none. Everything is incredibly fresh and insanely low priced, plus there are fruits & veggies that you can't get anywhere else! This place is clean, and everyone always seems happy to be there! The prices are better than winco. Limes for example at winco were 28 cents and limes at fiesta were 10 for a $1.00. The bakery is great and they have a mexican food deli with mostly fantastic food. Also if you're planning a trip to Fiesta Foods pick up a Wednesday newspaper, theres always some awesome coupons for Fiesta! (a couple of weeks ago they had coke 12packs for $2.50 and 5dozen eggs for $3.50.) If I lived in Pasco, this would be the only place I grocery shopped. The only downside is the aisles are pretty narrow & crowded if you go during peak hours of the day. Items of note sold here; "mexican coke" (coke made with sugar not hfcs) and homemade tortillas! read more

This place is OK, but so crowded specially on the weekends you can't even turn your shopping cart without bumping into someone else, plus the lines are huge be prepared to wait at least 30 min on line. The fresh produce is ok but a bit pricey not as much as Walmart but still, if you want to buy way more with less money go to Super Mex all the produce is cheaper there and more fresh. The only cheaper thing in here are Breads and dairy and since I'm a vegan not much there for me anymore I only go there when I'm out of Soymilk or Texturized Soy is closer to my house than walmart. read more

The produce section looked fresh and piled high to the ceiling. Hot peppers, corn, tortillas, bakery--they have it all. Nice friendly sales staff-- they noticed lines were long, so opened another checkout. read more

Fiesta Foods - Grocery Near Me - Pasco, Washington

Great place, cheap produce, cheap meats. Deli is fantastic for carry out foods. Always friendly service. Rock n roll read more

When friends would come visit me in Seattle I would take them to the Pike Place Market and the Waterfront. When friends come visit me here, I take them to Fiesta Foods where you can buy a hunk of chicharones big enough to wear as a cape. I prefer to walk the parameters of the store where the produce never fails to impress (prices are the best!) and the meat department is a trip down small-animal-sacrifice lane. It's all there. Rooter to Tooter nothing is wasted. Spanish-style cured chorizo hangs behind the meat counter and giant bags of tamale masa await the patron who has assembling 1,000 tamales on their to-do list. The deli is an adventure that SHOULD require a passport. I've purchased corn tortillas right off the line. THE BEST! They have specialty cremas from different regions in Mexico, each with its own distinct flavor. I agree with other reviewers that the aisles are narrow but they have some interesting products. You could hang out in the prayer candle section for at least an hour. Inexpensive spices and whole chilies. Go there! Destination ethnic grocery shopping. read more

Ok. So first, this grocery store caters to the Hispanic community, if you didn't get that from the name. I am not Hispanic nor do I speak Spanish, however, I was in the area and needed to pick up a few things and thought why not. I was so impressed with not only their food prices, but also the selection! I bought some bread pudding from the bakery, I don't even like bread pudding, but when I picked up the package, I swear it weighed 5 pounds and was so cheap I did a double take! It was so good, I can't even tell you!! The staff was helpful and I never once felt out of place! Every employee I ran into was polite and friendly. I just wish I had found this place sooner!! read more

Actually a better shopping experience than Wal-Mart! Love the Mexican Candies

Fiesta Foods has a lot of good prices on different fruits and veggies, but I personally tend to stay away from the meats and prepared food area. I'm not saying it's not good, because I haven't had it, I've just been warned by more than a few people. On a positive note the produce is usually very reasonably priced, and so is the the rest of the store that I do shop from. read more

I had heard a lot about this place, mostly that you could get lots of good mexican food here. I don't make it to Pasco too often so when I had to go to their Pharmacy to pick up a prescription, I thought great, two birds, one stone. The people in the pharmacy were great and very helpful. While I waited for them to fill my prescription I walked around the store. I was excited to pick up some great mexican food. Yes, there were lots of interesting and different foods. However, the store seemed very.....unclean....and then, in the meat area......the smell. A horrible putrid, rotting smell. I picked up my prescription and left without purchasing any food. read more

Good produce section and great prices. Store is super crowded. Need to open another location or expand to help elevate the congestion.

Prices are to high. Bad management and employees Low quality items and not fresh They charge twice if you aren't looking. And specially don't support the Hispanic community. read more

This place should be shut down. Granted, I haven't been here since 2008 but when I did live in TRI I worked delivered food here twice/wk. Their freezer in the back room was crammed to the door with freezer burnt foods literally 4' high. No pathway, nothing. I had to use a step stool to climb up and crawl on the old food to get to my product that I hid in the back corner, afraid that it would be covered by additional hoarded stuff. Their desert and food freezers also had freezer burnt products displayed. I walked the isles once and found that they had expired Mac N Cheese. WTF? I didn't know that it even had an expiration date. Only reason I checked was that the box style was different than the others. Lastly, the back alley was disgusting. There's a large drain for rain water but I found several times that there was grease all around it which means that they dumped their fryer grease into it. Just really unsanitary. read more

I personally love love love shopping fiesta foods, I came here for the price and come back for the quality. The meat, produce, and deli kick it. You decide read more