This is a great example of a neighborhood tienda. They have a huge selection of both American and Latino products. There is produce and all the other necessities you may be looking for. The lunch counter up front is one of my favorite places for Latino food. They sell about 13 different types of pupusas, many of which are vegetarian. They are made fresh. Also get all your favorites from tortas to carnitas by the pound. The parking here can be a little tricky in the front, but there is a lot in the back that I don't think a lot of people know about. read more

You might want to check your frozen products they're expired . I bought 4 packs of Sary arepas on Monday dec 8 and they are all best if used by jun 2025 ! We are now in December cmon that's 6 months of expiration . Unfortunately I don't live close by to get my refund but they have all gone in the garbage . read more

The deli here is amazing they always have a variety of different options I would recommend their pupposas the asada ones or they have pretty good nachos as well! read more

I love this place, food from all over South America. The quality is great, and will not break the bank. A little noisy and busy, but worth it, it is a festive environment. read more

Nice new store. Nice selection of vegetables and fruits. Meat department has big selection.

Las cajeras del restaurante son muy groseras la rubia terrible muy mala atención por parte de esa area no

I had the caldo de res yesterday and it was DELICIOUS. But while waiting I've noticed the bun's tray sitting on top of the counter was extremely dirty and looking disgusting . PLEASE WASH YOUR TRAYS !!!!!!!!! read more

Si nueva localidad es muy bonita pero sus empleados son groceros, y buenos para asistir al cliente, debería de poner atención si no se va a quedar sin clientes read more

It is interesting to read reviews for a place like this, and how cultural backgorunds affect those reviews. I will agree in a few things: This store is not pretty. It feels croweded, you can't walk the aisles with a cart (that is why I use a basket). Employees speak more Spanish than English (they are not rude, like some people say). One more thing, the prices on national brand grocery items tend to be high, and they sell small packages. Parking lot is nuts. These are all the reasons why they don't get five stars. Now, let's get to the good stuff. I am from South America, and have lived here for 25+ years. This is one of the few stores where you will find imported products beyond Mexican products. Due to the size of the Mexican community, Mexican brands are quite available everywhere. But Peruvian, Central American, Venezuelan, Puerto Rican, Colombian foods, not so much. To my fellow suramericanos, here is where I get the passion fruit pulp, the banana leaves for my tamales / hallacas, the Peruvian rocoto and choclo, aji amarillo and blue corn. Also the Venezuelan harina pan, crema, cheese, cocossetes and torontos. I am sure every other country finds something that means a lot to them. One more thing: When you see produce on ethnic stores, it might not be as beautiful and shinny as in the regular chain supermarkets. It might be a bit bruised, but it is very delicious and sweet, as I think they understand the process of ripening much better. Example: Decent papayas and platanos machos (for frying) that you won't find anywhere else. Ah, and lots of herbs: epazote, culantro, hierba buena, etc. And because we use a lot of produce, their produce prices are very reasonable and they have it in abundance (a huge bin of jalapenos and poblanos vs. a tiny tray at other places). The meat, again, is a cultural thing. The cuts are different (same animal, cut and presented in a way that is familiar to us, and with the names in English and Spanish so you know what you are getting). So, if you are in the search for these specific gems, you can come to this store. For all other stuff, I go to wholesale clubs and save some $$$. If you are not a Latino immigrant, but want to get inmersed in the culture, this place is like a field trip to a Latino little store abroad. read more

No recomiendo este lugar, tratan muy mal a las trabajadoras que están en el cajero. Y las señoras que trabajan ahí como "supervisoras" crean muy mal ambiente read more

I love this place. Their Chilli rellenos although not crispy as I normally like them are absolutely delicious!! Love the whole chicken dinner meals as well..they have great refried beans. It's just beans but they're some of the best I've ever had. Yum yum. read more

The parking lot drives me crazy, but after that, everything else was fantastic! The peppers are plump and fresh, the seasoned Carne asada tastes delicious, the homemade corn tortillas all fabulous! You need to get out of your comfort box people and go experience some culture. There are numerous different cultures in Denver, but Aurora probably has the most! Go try this place out, do some shopping, eat a meal, talk to the people! What a great experience! read more

Mi Pueblo Market - This is their meat selection, the carne asada is amazing! - Mexican Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

This place is awesome! The older reviews about the layout aren't true anymore, I shop with a cart through the store. Huge selection of fresh produce and a giant butcher area with all kinds of meat!! The cooked food is delicious, I love the street tacos! It's true they speak mostly Spanish at the counter but the checkout folks speak English if you need help. And pretty rude to go into a traditional Mexican market and complain that they dont speak your language. I'm so happy to have this place just a few blocks from me! read more

Oh how I hate leaving a negative review but if there is a chance it will make a business better I will. First off, the layout here is TERRIBLE. This was my first visit and I'm probably going to say last. I came here since a friend shared they have amazing and authentic Latin American foods here. I drove there with the thought of stocking up my fridge with lots of stuff so I grabbed a cart and as soon as i open the door I realize I cannot even bring the cart inside unless I actually carry it. Ok, no biggie. Second, the instant I walk in I am completely lost and confused. There was no open space to walk in, literally. The cash registers are so close together there is no lane to walk through. I almost felt bad for getting the cart because once I did make it through the grocery lanes are so close together all the people have to squeeze through. My time there wasn't all bad because I made conversation with people shopping there who so nicely explained some fruits that I'd never seen before. They were so lovely and kind! Please change your layout! All your customers were struggling including the elderly. I had to help some move their carts because there were fruit boxes on the floor in the already small passages blocking the way. Besides this they have a great variety of fruits and food that I am excited about trying out. It just makes me sad I won't come back because it was THAT uncomfortable shopping here. read more

Despite of having some exotic items (like mamey) sometimes, some of their food is just not fresh enough. We bought cheese from them twice, and both time the cheese was spoiled within days. It's so far from where we live, we probably won't be back anymore. read more

The great thing about this place is it's not just a Mexican carniceria. It has latin food too off to the side in a little restaurant. Thank you Lord!! It's always packed here and I'm lucky if I can find a place to sit and eat. We love the carnitas to-go. So fresh! The rice and beans are good, and they put actual white mexican cheese in it..a little block of it that has the perfect amount of saltiness...none of that yellow shredded crap. We go here to get our latin food fix...it may not have all the Puerto Rican food I'm looking for, but, it's something. read more

You may have to battle a line that stretches dangerously out of the parking lot into a busy section of Colfax, thus risking your very life, just to park. But once you do, you'll be greeted by the ever present musician(s) that hang out and play in front of the doors. (Top that, lazy American grocers! ) Inside they have a plethora of fresh veggies and an impressive meat counter. The prices are low and the staff incredibly helpful. And yes, they are all bilingual for the convenience of the gringo shopper. If you are too lazy or inept to make your own yummy foods from their fresh ingredients, they have a small restaurant too. Here you can buy a meal or pints to go of stuff like fresh salsa and house made beans. This is the only place I'll buy avacado. They have the smaller, brown ones that are ripe when you buy 'em. No waiting to make that guacamole for days. 2 for $1. While I'm there I also must buy their fresh made tortillas and tortilla chips, and if I'm feeling naughty, a bag of chicarones. Mmm, fried skin. This is a real local gem. read more

Beware the parking is a nightmare! But the market is awesome! I have always shopped here since my early childhood and couldn't be happier. This is where we go to make the best meals at home, thanks to Mi Pueblo. I love the people, the music, the bakery, the poultry products, and sea food. They have awesome cakes, bread and the service is fast and friendly. read more

if I could give 0 I would because first of all the workers were giving a rude attitude and overall being rude and annoying and also when I sent money to family in Mexico and I sent $2000 dollars I paid and then they canceled it so they took my money and they didint even send the money to Mexico they canceled it. read more

I love the variety of items that they have at this market. From pastries to street tacos! There's a restaurant that sits next to the bakery, that I have yet to try it. I love the deals they have on produce here, sales are usually on Thursdays. The staff is very friendly and welcoming here. It may appear to be small, but there are so many varieties of items one can purchase. They have wonderful meat selections. My only goal is to try some of the restaurant items now. read more

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The restaurant lady yelled at my grandma. She said my grandma only ordered two drink when she ordered three. She yelled at her in front of people trying to humiliate her. Terrible customer service. Disappointing and disrespectful. That's no way to talk to someone ever. read more

Completely rockin' spot on East-East Colfax. Not just a Latin grocery, not just a great carniceria, not only a freshie-fresh tortilleria, but as good a quick-serve, latinolicious eatery as you'll find in the city. Lip-smackin' chile verde, menudo, caldo, burros, tacos, pollo entero, killer carnitas, Salvadoran pupusas, Mexican tortas, and a bigger menu than most taquerias. The chefs prepare it all right there in the open-air kitchen, while you watch. Freaking cheap for a gigantic amount of grub, and, a relatively good sign of the good stuff, I've yet to hear a word of English spoken anywhere on the premises. Go, with a tiny amount of cash, and an empty stomach, and you'll be smiling wide, as you make plans to do the same thing the following day. read more

A Traditional Mexican store with everything and excellent food (price) read more

Mi Pueblo Market - Mexican Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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Compare chicharron botanero y los cochinos o marranos de los carniseros no se canbiaron los guantes los traian llenos de sangre de la carne q agarraban y asi m dieron los chicharrones le dije segun,auna de las encargadas q mas bien paresia una marranna le balio madres los puso de bueelta pal procsimo cliente deberian multar este cochi nero read more

This place is decent. I stop by because it's right by my apartment and if I'm hungry I'll come here for convenience, but I try to avoid it. Nobody here speaks English very well and the place seems sketchy. There's a presumably bootleg DVD stand as well as Spanish speaking lawyer ads all over the place. Mi Pueblo is a joke of a grocery store, but it is unique, I'll give em that. read more

Just moved to the area and give this place a try. Ordered some food and drinks. I would say best Manzanita drink ever, food not good

Employees at their restaurant side are extremely rude. Nobody seems to speak English and I felt that I was treated very rude and unfair because I did not speak Spanish. I ordered pupusas to go and it was not easy to place an order because the cashier kept asking me something in Spanish which I did not understand. Then, the cashier said something to a customer behind me (spanish speaking customer) and laughed. I felt that she made a comment about me to this guy behind me, probably making fun of me. I finally managed to order and waited for my food to come out. The people who came after me got their food but mine did not come out for a long time. I don't know if they take extra time to service non-spanish speaking customers or what?! The food is not spectacular but decent, so I would go more often if they could treat their customers equally nice. Bakery and grocery side employees are okay. It depends on personnel, but some are nice and they seem to speak English. read more

Meat is not fresh, cashiers are rude they never say hello or thank you, always check you out with an attitude. Last time I went they had new people at the meat station they had no idea what they were doing its not their fault don't leave them alone. I wanted my fish cut and the guy said he couldn't do it. Only ok thing is the bread.! read more

Love coming here to shop. They have a restaurant and bakery that serve delicious food i love coming in to buy 3 leches cakes here. Parking is crazy during peak times but there is aditional parking in the back read more

It's hard finding good Mexican food in Colorado. This place is not too bad. Not great, but I would go again. The market looks like it has some good items. read more

Your one-stop shop for casual counter-serve space with Pan-Latin fare & wooden picnic tables, in a Latin grocery store and bakery. Large assortment of scrumptious bakery goods as well as nicely stocked meat and produce departments. Extremely friendly staff. read more

This place stinks BAD ! Almost puked! Customer service was very very poor . Does the ladies in the food section think we're getting food for free? WE ARE PAYING FOR IT! There was an old women with an attitude,looks like she was having a bad day but c'mon . Aprendan a atender al cliente , no actuen como ignorantes!! read more

Good food. Horrible location. The parking lot here is ANNOYING & FRUSTRATING!