This store has really good prices for what you're buying we good what would have over $30 at the…read moreSafeway for $20. Since it's a small store you buy some things like Chile Peppers and Hibiscus flowers by weight. So much better than bagged options where it's more expensive for a smaller amount. The couple who own the store were very nice, we'll definitely come back.

This is a very small Hispanic market in a very small space of a strip of a few businesses in…read moreWoodinville. It makes for a quick stop if you just need a can of salsa, pickled jalapenos, Tapatio, or this or that. Because it's small, the whole store is pretty much just a smidge of this or smidge of that in selection, and you will pay a little higher price for the convenience of just a quick in and out. Parking is minimal and tricky because there's not a parking lot for this strip. There are a few spaces across the street, and if it's not busy, you might get a spot in front of the store. That being said, I have to give them props on their Mexican beer selection, as they even had La Bohemia. Also, any tienda that has the not always available Yoli soda wins favor with me.

The one positive thing I have to say about this store is they have very beautiful produce and that…read moreis the one and only reason why I continue to go there... The prices are insanely high, they are even higher than PCC for many items. The people that work there are a mix, some are super friendly and nice, but there are a couple weirdos that work there that make me turn around if I walk in and see it's only them working at the registers. Their names are Jimmie and Sam. Sam sells chocolate bars he makes at the store, or the store sells them? Any way, I don't eat chocolate bars or dairy and they are made with milk chocolate. And they are $7. I think it's great to support people, but I won't eat the chocolate bars and the store is already too expensive, so I'm not going to buy it and there is SO MUCH PRESSURE TO BUY THE CHOCOLATE. And Sam has a major attitude because I don't want to buy the stupid chocolate bars. Very passive aggressive. With rising costs everywhere the last thing I want is to be pressured to buy something I don't want at a grocery store when I'm just struggling to survive. And Jimmie is just a major weirdo. There are also a few older ladies that always have an attitude for no apparent. I'm a very friendly and polite person, but I'm also the customer so I shouldn't be the one greeting them and telling them to have a nice day while they basically tell me to f*** off. It's very much a small town vibe and I feel like an outsider the shouldn't be there. I am very grateful for Grocery Outlet opening near by so I mostly go there for last minute items and I avoid Thriftway at all costs because I don't want to be pressured into buying the stupid gross chocolate or deal with weirdos with attitude.

i will Never Understand why this store Hire people in the…read moredeli department in the morning to open and Not to be helpful when ask You even get a look ihad to say dont look at me Stupid i was asking your Help your lid wont fit on any of your soups... she even had a hardtime knowing why but i cant get pass on that Look of idont wanna Help you its Not my job should i write to the owner about this because i thought with the price of things they charge they should be Always be helpful to all customers Needing any Help ... the register personnel are very Good they cash me out really well ... the Deli you have to reprimand who ever not doing their job i just notice it in one visit what more other days

I was looking for a place to get a quick snack while waiting for an appointment, so I decided to…read morestop into Plaza Latina. I'm so glad I did! The bakery is EXCEPTIONAL. The selection of pastries and breads is vast, and they have many classic Mexican pastry options, such as (what I think is called) a concha. They come in multiple colors, but the yellow stood out to me. It's chewy with a slight crunch and perfect level of sweetness and a light fluffy texture. I don't have any other pastry to compare it to, so you'll just have to get one for yourself! The price was great too, the pastry and a bottled water was $3.91. The cashier was efficient. It's not much to look at from the outside, and the inside isn't anything special. I was also hoping an employee greeted me when I walked through the door, but it wasn't a big deal. If you are looking for a quick snack that's authentically Mexican for an exceptional price, make sure to visit Plaza Latina!

Love this place. I mostly come to Plaza Latina to grab carne al pastor and their fresh salsas,…read morewhich are authentic and taste great. It's one of my go-to spots when I want ingredients that actually taste authentic. They've got a great selection of freshly baked pastries, fresh produce/meat, and tons of South and Central American goodies you don't usually see at regular grocery stores. It's a great little neighborhood market and definitely worth checking out if you're in Shoreline.

My family and I stopped by for the first time…read more We usually drive to Mount Vernon to get tacos from Carniceria Los Compadres but we decided to get something closer to home so we stopped by Los Gavilanes. We got carne asada, pan Dulce, tres leches & large white corn tortillas. It was all very delicious once cooked. The pan Dulce was fresh and absolutely amazing! We definitely look forward to returning to get more.

Bo se pasen de vrg . Pinche tamala no tiene carne. I order a pork tamal and they gave me this. 98…read morepercent masa and 2% pork..

I like this place a lot. They have a big selection of Brazilian goods including the Sazon spice…read morecollection that I use every day in cooking. You can send money in the back to the country of your choice. Unfortunately, I have no reason to use it and I never have. They are open good hours, the store is really clean and I never wait to checkout. The checkout person is usually a high school age person who is very polite and personable. I am in and out in 15 minutes thanks to their free parking right out front and organized store. They consistently have more cooking items that I need than the other Brazilian coffee/snack shops with similar retail stores. Prices are lower than the other latin/brazilian stores and more like prices on Amazon from foreign suppliers.

Love it. This is a great Brazilian grocer. Friendly and with many things in stock. They do charge a…read morehigh price for many things, and that I do not like. But if you must have an ingredient from Brazil, they will have it more often than not. Meat stuff is all frozen, and there are no prepared foods made by them. But, overall, it's a good place.

This is an awesome little Mexican store. The prices are just so affordable. They have a the fresh…read morepan from the Panderia which is fresh breads. The lady in front of me asked about tamales, but I guess they didn't have that day. Lots of meats and any type of vegetable or Mexican product you've ever desired. I got a couple good drinks and sone chicarones.

I absolutely love this place. The carniceria is 2nd to none. I have been going here for almost 4…read moreyears. The stock rotates somewhat so you have to be a little flexible. The guys in the back are amazing- always smiling, always helpful. The ladies at the front- the same! Sometimes I will go there and just get a lb of chicken, sometimes I'll splurge and get Ranchera. It's always great and im always happy to spend money locally.

Amazing Mediterranean grocery store. Good location. Clean place and wonderful owners. The best…read moreauthentic products. Good prices too. One of the best places in the MW.

Almost every store labeled a "European Deli" is basically a specialty store for Russian food goods…read more This one is not different. If you like Russian packaged foods, you will love this place. I find those foods to be mostly of inferior quality, both in flavor and in how well-made they are. First time in. Good selection. See my previous comment about Russian packaged foods. Add the fact that money is going back to Russia and Putin, and I will not be returning.

European Deli & Produce is a small grocery store that focuses on Eastern and Central European…read moregroceries. They have uniquely sourced items that are from Poland, Ukraine, and neighboring countries, as well as familiar items like house made baklava. When I shop there, I mostly concentrate on their dry goods such as sauces in jars, sweets, and easy to cook foods like frozen perogies (dumplings). Amongst the sweets, the Polish Wawel Mieszanka Krakowska chocolate covered jelly candy is a welcome treat. I enjoy wafer treats, so the Roshen wafers from Ukranine is my choice. I haven't had much luck with their produce; I skip them. (FYI: The business uses the Yelp photos to post the latest produce that has arrived, which is perfectly legitimate. But because they don't delete the previous photos, the Yelp photos suggest they may have a bigger produce section than they actually have at a given time. I was confused the first time I stepped in.) The shop is located in a strip mall with plentiful parking. The space is older, which I honestly don't care as long as it is clean. I don't require much service since I only need to pay and go. For me, this store doesn't serve the deli or the produce function in its name. But I do enjoy exploring their different items and choosing something new-to-me to try. That is good enough.