I love this little corner store. Owners are so kind and friendly. They always say hi or ask if I…read moreneed help with anything. The store is clean, well stocked and perfect to grab quick items. They let me come in with my dog as I'm on a walk and that's so helpful! Love this place!

So grateful to have this place around the corner. The family who owns the place are wonderful and…read morefriendly. We come here often for odds and end things when needed. You'll usually find what you're looking for and they're working on their liquor license so they'll have even more in the future :)

This family owned convenience store is a true neighborhood staple and somehow has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Snacks, drinks, groceries, candy, ice cream, wine, beer, cigars, lottery tickets, phone chargers, and more. They even have an ATM. My dog and I stop in every morning (she loves getting a complimentary milk bone biscuit). The place is always friendly and welcoming. Tony is awesome and just adds to what already makes this such a great spot!

A little bit of everything that you would expect in a convenient neighborhood spot. Groceries,…read morebeer, wine, a smaller, but nicely curated selection of cigars, and recently THC/ CBD beverages. My go to for movie snacks, or tailgate supplies. The owner is friendly and if he doesn't carry something you're looking for, there's a good chance he will have it next time you stop in. This place is what you want in your neighborhood, and Tony is always looking out for the community

I don't discriminate with food so you will find me at a nice restaurant, a truck, a cart, a dive…read morerestaurant, a bar and in back of the liquor store hot table. I stumbled across this place with my Yelp trick, if you are in an area away from home look for restaurants in the area because you will see options that don't show on the generic Yelp search from home and I do this while traveling also. Ok the low down on this hidden gem and I always say that you have to get off of Main Street and into the neighborhoods no matter how good or bad they are because that's where the nuggets are. This is a small neighborhood market/liquor store with a diverse hot food table that is like soul food crashed into Puerto Rican food with cat fish, fried chicken, chicken soup, bbq looking food and Puerto Rican classics. I had no service issues and everyone was friendly but some Yelpers might have a problem with the area but it's never stopped me. I was only there Puerto Rican items even though the fried chicken was very tempting. The P/R rice was a definite and I had to ask about other items like the potato ball and the dark tamale looking thing. The P/R rice was seasoned slightly compared to rest of my food and clumpy with beans in it. The potato ball was fu%king delicious and amazing seasoned nicely. It's like a crispy thin pastry shell that has a layer of mashed potatoes and a ground beef center, shepherds pie in a ball OMG I have to have again. The dark cigar looking thing is similar to a tamale with like a plant based texture/taste with shredded pork inside that was seasoned well and spiced nicely. OMG this is such a delicious gem in the back of a liquor store and well worth the drive so I can't wait to go back.

I had forgotten about Pueblo but the other night a coworker and I stopped there after work. I had…read morebeen for beer and small necessities before but never tried the food. I was hungry and in the mood to get something to take home so there we were. I should say that their beer prices and selection are pretty good for the size and location of the store. They generally have Dogfish Head, Three Sheeps, and a few others that you don't always find everywhere even if they're not exactly rare. Prices are generally good for the other items in the store too. There's a lot of teas and some other dry goods. But we were there for the deli. It was definitely past peak hours and some items were sold out. But I got some (yellow?) rice and some beef stew. The seasoned rice was flavorful for being so deceptively simple. The beef stew was good too if a little salty. I would definitely come back more toward lunchtime. I've always liked the mom-and-pop "neighborhood" vibe about Pueblo too. If I lived closer I would be there more often.

First off I'm reviewing the Bbq as a liquor store doing Bbq and not a restaurant doing Bbq to be…read morefair. The store it self was unique because it's a liquor store but is has Bbq to go, pizzas, fresh rib eyes, cheeses, take and bake food, sandwiches, liquor, beer, wine, cigars etc. Unfortunately the Bbq is cooked in batches and sold out of the deli case cold that you have to reheat, not a big deal for me. I followed my rule that if you smell smoke when you walk in, I'm getting the full slab even though it's wrapped in foil and I couldn't see them. The full slab was very reasonable at $16.95 by the way. At first unwrapping I'm like dam nice bark and look how meaty the rack is, I hate that some places give you thin and bone racks so thank you for a nice rack. After heating up a third of the rack the bark came to life and was tasty, thick and sticky. The ribs were very meaty/tasty with that nice pink smoke ring but not very Smokey. The rib meat was moist and pulled clean off the bone. While there I bought a package of jalapeño meat sticks and a Czech beer from 1842, Pilsner Uequell imported it says. For a liquor store doing Bbq I'm giving them 4 stars because the ribs were good and they use meaty racks and at $16.95 for a full rack it's a good value. I would definitely get these take and bake Bbq ribs again and try other Bbq items from here.

Their homemade take-n-bake pizzas are delicious. Great selection of bourbons for a small liquor…read morestore. BBQ looks decent overall, but I tried the BBQ chicken breast, and it was just average. Too dry.

Creme Filled Long John with Chocolate Flavored Icing and Cookie n Cream: Kwik Trip is a convenience…read morestore/gas station chain located primarily in the upper Mid-West. It was founded in 1965 in my home state of WI, specifically, Eau Claire (have fun pronouncing that all you non-Wisconsinites). A Long John is a yeast/raised doughnut that is typically iced and sometimes filled with custard, cream, or some other filling. The term is primarily utilized in the Midwest, Texas, and Canada. Other parts of the U.S. refer to Long Johns as Bar Doughnuts, Finger Doughnut, or Cream Stick (that one sounds kind of dirty). The variety I have from Kwik Trip had chocolate icing and a multitude of OREO chunks decorating its surface. Cookies n cream is one of my favorite dessert flavors and I was ecstatic that it even contained creme in the center. I honestly thought this was going to be a top tier doughnut but could not have been more wrong. All the bells and whistles are useless if the basics are neglected. In this case, the body of the doughnut/dough had a bland flavor and did not taste fresh (or at least poor texture). I'd consider this a one off, but the last Long John I got from Kwik Trip was also underwhelming. I'll be sticking to "Glazers" from Kwik Trip moving forward. This was just okay Doughboy_Food_Reviews

I ate the worst piece of dark meat fried chicken in my life there. The 2 piece box I got featured a…read moredry leg (seemed like it was recooked) and a thigh that had soft breading, then the meat was all soggy & boiled. It seemed like it was almost this was some sort of a prank. One good part though, as this visit was sometime during the 7pm hour on 1/15, the girl at the checkout desk, B/F & around 40 in age, was very nice & professional.

Shop here regularly. Selection and prices are great but the store really falls short when it comes…read moreto their employees. Some are very friendly and helpful where as others won't even do so much as to greet you. It's not uncommon for some of their employees to card you the second you walk in, without even saying hello first...

I come here regularly to forget some of my weekdays. Ottos has a great selection of fine spirits…read moreand alcoholic beverages to make everyone's day A-OK. Best part is that it's down the street from my house. One thing that confuses me though - the employees as a whole don't seem to share the same smile that I do after consuming copious amounts of what they allow me to walk out of the store with after I hand them a wad of greenbacks. Some employees don't even greet you at the register. They look at you with a cold face, take your money, and watch you leave without saying a word. The last time I was here I about sarcastically told the big furry teddybear at the register to "Dont smile so much!" It was as if he was thinking of flowery meadows and rainbow skies, and rivers made of chocolate, where the children danced and laughed and played with gumdrop smiles as he checked me out. Not! *Borat*

Before you go, be sure you understand there is a policy that you must use a cart or small basket…read more Otherwise you'll be hunted down like we did other night after a long day at work. I have not been to the MM in a while, so I'm not sure when this was a new policy. I took a bag that I usually take to other grocery stores, because I am not going to bring a lot of things and try to save plastic. That being said, we were approached by an employee who, while respectful enough was still offputting to inform us that we could not put groceries in the bag as we shopped, but needed to have a cart or basket. I didn't see any signs to this effect in English or Spanish and so I was very confused, but of course obliged. Now I understand why the staff lady gave us a nasty look when we first came in, but we had no idea! Please make this policy more clear; for now going to return to friendlier ethnic stores.

I love that I have this store on the near north side because I would drive to the27 st location. As…read morea young whipper snapper before I became a foodie I had no experience of food culture in the world and ethnic food stores wasn't a common thing in my growing up. Anyone who follows me knows I'm a BBQ hound all over the country and I never do pulled pork because it doesn't interest me but Mexican carnitas on the other hand is something I have to always get. The store is pretty much the same as the 27 st location with the ice cream shop, meat, deli, produce, western union thing, hot table, dine in seating etc etc. The meat prices in the weekly ad seem very reasonable. The carnitas is my only reason to stop over and compared to other Mexican stores it isn't in a swimming pool of lard at this location and are on the dry side which I prefer over a pool of lard but I like them as they are. The hot table is way more than Mexican with a variety of items including pizza puffs etc etc. The cashier was friendly and greeted me with a good morning. Now that I have two Mexican food stores in the area I'm going to see who has the best carnitas.

First time here. They have a gas station along with a food market that carries many of the items…read moreyou would typically find at Sendik's. I was impressed with the overall selection available, including produce, floral, dairy, bakery items, wine, and more. I could easily imagine stopping in here for light shopping and then heading to a regular grocery store for more specialty items. They also have self checkout stations, which made the visit quick and convenient.

Wide variety of take out foods. They have sushi special on Wednesdays. Six dollars a tray. Very…read moregood sushi. Helpful employees and clean environment.