I really like the selection of Mexican food available at this location. The tamales (red and green)…read moreare awesome-very tasty and flavorful. They have food to-go, and a variety of other services and products available. In addition, they have almost every Jarritos drink flavor that you could imagine, and a HUGE selection of Mexican candy. Yuuuum. My personal favorites are Mazapan, Obleas, and Swinkles (watermelon and mango).

The place smells bad & you can only used card if you go over certain amount. The produce is pretty…read morecheap & will get you out of a pinch but wouldn't recommend for your every day meals. Food is close to being spoiled.

I would not recommend using a credit card in this store. Our credit card was skimmed and there were…read more3 transactions made fraudulently right after we visited this store. It has happened to a friend also several months ago too.

This grocery store is amazing. Ingredients are fresh and good quality! Even during emergencies,…read morethis store has been amazing for keeping good stock I have a basic essentials and the Mexican food staple ingredients. This store also sell burritos made fresh and menudo by the pot if you bring it.

When I explore our "Hidden Gem of the World, Crossroads of North America, anchored by El Paso, Cd…read more Juárez & Las Cruces!", my primary route is the "International Ft. Hancock - Las Cruces I-10 Bicycle Bypass. This fabulous all-weather/sealed road is just over a hundred miles/160kms moving through rural & city in 2-countries/3-states, and the reason I carry my valid passport with me. While MEXICO does not aggressively require me to show it when I enter that MAGNIFICENT country, a valid passport is one if the required documents for re-entering the USA. Anyway, when I am cycling the Western segment of this great road, I ALWAYS stop at the BERINO MINI MART (about mile marker 5) to rest/re-charge my body with snacks/drinks AND buy the winning mega-millions ticket (sadly, the wrong numbers are always drawn!). I don't need it as my vehicle is (now) an eBikeKit-assisted CruzBike, but there are also pumps available fir those who want to refuel their cars/trucks. The mini-Mart has a plethora of items inside, surprising as it is not that large of a structure. It's just plain a great stop, something I will always do when Northbound on 478 to Las Cruces!