This place is AMAZING! It is the cleanest market I have ever been in. Everything is so neatly…read moreorganized. The bathrooms are extremely clean as well. The Hot Deli is where it's at! I tried the Lengua Torta. It was $7 and so filling. The salsa Verde has a perfect kick to it while not being overbearing. The tomato and avocado slices were plentiful. The buns were perfectly toasted. There were plenty of tables to dine in. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu. Breakfast is served from 6am-10am.

This place is trully a hidden gem. Great variety of fresh produce, meat, dairy and hispanic…read moreproducts. Everything was clean and organized. The employees were nice and helpful. We also tried the barbacoa and carne asada at the eatery, both were delicious and surprisingly cheap. Excelente lugar! Gran variedad de frutas, verduras, carne, lácteos y productos hispanos. Todo estaba limpio y bien organizando. Los empleados fueron amigables y serviciales. Probamos la barbacoa y carne asada del comedor, ambas estaban deliciosas y a buen precio. Highly recommend! Muy recomendable!

Good white corn elote :) very yummy and lady was kind and fast. Chill little spot for Mexican…read moresnacks

I stopped in for a tasty treat and man did they deliver! I…read moreordered the small mango hill and it was huge! The mango purée was creamy and refreshing. The strawberries were really sweet and juicy. The service was quick and friendly.

Get these at our local Farmers Market in Dripping. These are by far the best tamales I've ever had!…read moreFlavors are bold and awesome. Corn meal is perfect consistency. We just steam the frozen ones for about half an hour and we have a great meal. Highly recommended!

We had their food from their food truck and it was super yummy! The best thing is that they are…read moregluten-free and have vegan & vegetarian options. I'm interested in going to their brick & mortar location sometime.

I went to get a haircut today, and my barber told me about this place. We were talking about some…read moregrill photos he posted, and I said, "Man, that food looks delicious." He then recommended this place, mentioning it's a bit pricey, but worth it. After trying it himself, he said he doesn't go to any other Mexican meat markets or local stores for meat anymore. Once I finished at the barbershop, I looked it up on Google Maps and realized it wasn't far from Generations Barbershop in Round Rock, TX. When I walked in, it felt like a small grocery store, but they didn't have fresh produce, just dry goods, ice cream, and their meat selection. Only a few options were available today, but hopefully next time I'll get to see the full range of meats they offer. The staff was really friendly. Even though I'm Hispanic, I don't speak fluent Spanish, but I didn't feel out of place or like I was being judged for it. What can I say, I'm a "coconut" not by choice, but my parents only spoke Spanish to us when they were mad. Overall, the customer service was great. I bought about 6-7 pounds of meat for my family. Honestly, I felt like I didn't buy enough, but when I saw the total $74. I figured maybe it was a good thing I didn't go overboard. I got around 2.5 pounds of ribs, 2.5 pounds of beef fajitas, and 3 pounds of chicken fajitas, all pre-seasoned. Normally, I avoid pre-seasoned meat because some places use it to move older products, but after grilling it, I was impressed. The meat tasted fantastic so tender and flavorful, much better than what you'd typically get elsewhere. The prices range from $11.99 to $14.99 per pound, but honestly, it's worth every penny!

Excellent quality skirt steak. Fajitas Blanca is lightly seasoned - savory, but meat is the star…read more So tender! I'd go back to try the others but was just in town for a family party. Everyone raved about it - even the "mostly-vegan-and-never-red-meat" one ate it! Very nice and helpful (and fluent) staff, too.

We tried Salsa after seeing it at the farmer's market across from IKEA. We ordered the plantain…read morebasket and it was absolutely PHENOMENAL! Each bite was bursting with flavor. As someone with Borinken roots, it's refreshing to have food made with passion and authentic flavor straight from the island. We will definitely be back!

Hello Manor! It's another great week to shop at your local La Mexicana Supermercado, where you'll…read morefind a wide selection of Hispanic favorites and everyday grocery essentials. Most items featured in our weekly circular are specially discounted to help you save money on your shopping trip. Our Meat Market specials are updated weekly, bringing you fresh cuts and a variety of proteins from across our freezer section so you can enjoy something new every visit.

Bought a pack of el milagro con tortillas and when I opened them they had mold on them.read more

White dude here who was looking to do a massive BBQ with authentic carne asada, chicharrones con…read morecarne, etc. La Finca's butcher counter is fantastic, and the separate in house bakery was awesome too. I'll be back for sure.

Everything is clean. The food is the best & reasonably priced. The staff is friendly & they go out…read moreof their way for you. I had a chile relleno burrito & flor de calabaza quesadillas.

Driving home after a nice swim, it's 8:30p and I'm famished. I call a friend who tells me she just…read morehad some awesome lamb tacos w/ avocado at La Hacienda for lunch today, and it cost her a buck fifty each. OMG - a buck fifty for a lamb taco w/ a slice of avocado? Detour executed and I'm there. As soon as I get out of the car I am immediately approached by a lady who wants to sell me her tamales. She speaks no English, I speak no Spanish, so we're lost in translation. "I'm here for lamb tacos" I say, yet taking the Energizer Bunny route she keeps trying to push me to buy her tamales. "I'm GOING THERE TO BUY LAMB TACOS!!" as I pointed in the opposite direction. I finally tell her I'll be back, and she obliges. Whew! I walk in and the process looks familiar - go around to register first and put in your order and pay, then head to the food area and they'll make your order. The layout and flow is convoluted, the food bar is there when you walk in but you have to walk all the way around because it's blocked off. That's the 2nd barrier I've had to deal with so far and I don't need another barrier to get to lamb, the Tamale Parking Lot Lady was enough already. I ask if they have lamb and here's barrier #3, we are again lost in translation. At this point I proceed to slap myself in the face and think "WTF did you take 2 yrs of French in HS and end up in TX where it's 50% Spanish speaking??". Qué idiota! Luckily a nice bilingual Security Guard is present and helps facilitate w/ the communication. I pay $3.25 and my journey continues. $3.25 for 2 lamb tacos w/ cliantro + onion on corn tortillas. She gave me plenty of lamb, then handed me the plate w/o any avocado. No more speaking or lost in translation, I'm resorting to hand signals now, so I point to the avocado. She cuts it open and slices a generous portion for each taco. Wow - - so now I'm thinking if this store was in a different neighborhood w/ people who spoke perfect English, I would have likely been up-charged at least $0.50 for each avocado slice. But in this case, it's all good in the La Hacienda hood, I thank her and take a seat. But alas, as I get ready to take a bite I hear "excuse me, sir?". Oh geez, now what, is this Tamale Parking Lot Lady's husband??. No - it's barrier #4, the handyman. He's on a ladder close by and up in the ceiling. He says I should probably move because he doesn't want ceiling insulation to fall into my food. Um, yeah, insulation sprinkled on my tacos is not a good combination - muchas gracias! I get up and walk all the way around to the other seating area and I find 3 sauces there: dark red is pungent but very tasty; light red is hot, and a lovely green salsa that's so damn good. I finally take a bite and they were awesome, the lamb was on the salty side but still flavorful. My appetite is satisfied for $3.25. WTF is this, 1995? I call my Spanish speaking friend and ask her for some translation assistance, I hang up and tell the cook: "Sus tacos son deliciosos!!". She responds w/ half a smile and gives me this "crazy-stupid-white-man-we-close-in-20-min-I'm-damn-busy-look". Oh well, I think she got the point, I was happy. I walk out to my car ready to do another bilingual battle but to no avail, the Tamale Parking Lot Lady had disappeared. Cool beans! Oh what a night.

It's an okay store. Smell your meat before leaving the store. Many time we've gotten home and our…read moremeat was rotten. Before anyone says or thinks anything bad or negative of what I've stated, no it wasn't sitting out for a long period of time. We live 5-10mins from the store, and usually we buy meat to make that same day. An issue I do have with the meat handlers is although they are friendly(at times) they aren't hygiene oriented. The cashier can be very hit or miss with customer service.