This place was recommended by a friend. Its a really large grocery store has plenty of stocked…read moreshelves, middle Eastern products . We went for the food which was absolutely delicious! I had chicken Kabab, husband had lamb Kabab, and a beef Gyro. The portions were good size and all the meat tasted great and Prices Were reasonable . Staff was polite but not very helpful but I have an American/ Jordanian husband so translation wasn't difficult. Definitely recommend the food so enjoy!

I went in there for a shawarma. I ordered two of them, spicy chicken shawarma. They gave us one…read moreunspicy and one spicy. I am disappointed as I have always purchased shawarma here. Instead of using the usual shawarma bread, they used tortilla. If I wanted a burrito I would have gone to the halal Mexican place. They forgot the sauce as well that they always put with the shawarma. Barely any chicken in our shawarmas also. It is disappointing spending money on food and they took the lazy route by using tortilla. Service was okay. Busy store at night.

huge variety of different food stalls. The place is clean and the layout is very convenient. It is…read morea good spot to visit when you want plenty of options in one trip.

I order the chicken over rice .. 1 serving.. you definitely get more rice than chicken. The chicken…read moreis very good though very flavorful not salty. I do wish I would've got a side of yogurt sauce. The garlic naan was really good as well. Service is good the brothers were all very nice. Inside they have all your basic halal grocery needs.. I did always get Miswak sticks from there too instead of having to order them off ticktock and they're only 1.99$ Oh! And they have small halal baking flavor essence Id definitely go back

On their website they have a whole meat department with a butcher, but that's not the case. I…read morewalked in to this store a little confused because my GPS kept telling me that I had arrived to the store, but the name did not say Califresh Halal market. It had a whole different name. As I walked inside I was greeted by a young lady that was very sweet. I asked where the meet counter/butcher where she apologize right away and said that they don't have any fresh meats or a butcher as advertised online. What??? Why??? What a waste of my time very disappointed that what they advertise is not true.

I was there it's good Location and good service We have…read moreeverything you need Very delicious shawarma and falafel and mnakesh Very nice owner

I appreciate this local market and the special deals they offer--it's always nice to support a…read moresmall business that provides value to the community. Unfortunately, I had a concerning experience regarding food safety. The employee assisting me put on gloves, handled raw chicken, and then went directly to the fresh cheese to grab some for my order without changing gloves. Since the cheese was being used as a topping and would not be cooked, this creates a serious risk of cross-contamination. I hope the employees can be reminded of the importance of changing gloves between handling raw meat and ready-to-eat foods. I truly appreciate the small-business aspect and want to support them, but when it comes to food handling, safety has to come first. I'm sharing this feedback in hopes that it can be addressed and prevented in the future.

I found this local Mexican meat market to try as they grill some meats over charcoal off to the…read moreside in their parking lot. I was going to bring some to a family lunch gathering as to contribute to the spread. First of all this market is kinda on a fringe area of Stockton, on the fringe of suburban living and agriculture living. So this is not a well trafficked, well stocked store. Looks like the store once had a refrigerated produce area but is now all unplugged and vacant in that corner. Not a good look. You can get basic shelf stable stuff here like beans, limited canned goods, sodas and disposable kitchen stuff like napkins. Pretty much what you can get at any mini mart, except this is much bigger in size than a mini mart. Looks like they were once a more full-service grocery store for the farming community but is now being scaled back. There is still a nice meat market towards the back. Nothing is prewrapped, you have to go through a counter person. Very limited offerings that gear towards Mexican cooking. Chorizo, different meats sliced super thin to be grilled (asada), and some things marinated. They did have an impressive selection of big steaks however, which is not really a big part of Mexican cooking. Huge steaks of strip loins beautifully marbled, monster tomahawks and even thick short ribs. Most of those were like $23ish/lb. Don't know why they also carry these primo and expensive cuts as the area doesn't seem to match that market. Unless farm peeps are into expensive beef that I was not aware of. But if I only came here and just got this beef, my rating would probably be much higher. This stuff passed the eye check no problem. But I ended up trying their prepared food so my rating is based on that. I first tried ordering a whole grilled chicken as I've had good experiences with Mexican slow grilled chicken. I usually love how they season and grill. But was told they weren't doing any whole chickens that day, on a nice summer Sunday. Otay. So I went with some grilled ribs that were $10/lb. I had no clue what these entailed but since I was already there, I just did a quick substitute. Ordered 2 lbs., paid, took the receipt outside to the tented grill station and waited. After about 5-8 minutes I was handed a heavy bag. The ribs were cut up and totally stuffed into a single to-go box. They were nice and meaty. BUT they totally weren't grilled or bbq'd ribs. They were boiled (WTF?!), cut, placed in a box and drizzled with cheap bbq sauce over the top. Zero stint over a grill! I was flabbergasted. Lol. I didn't think this could be a thing in today's world (the 60s - 70s maybe) as those days simply weren't as caring or knowledgeable about food. This isn't my area so I didn't have the guts to return this laughable prepared food product. So I just kept it, put it in the fridge at my aunts house and took it home when I left. I did not use it for our gathering, I am too prideful when it comes to treating my family/friends. When I got home I washed off the cheap bbq sauce, cut the ribs in smaller chunks and recooked it with salsa verde I had in the pantry. So basically like Chile Verde. It wasn't awesome but at least I didn't waste money and/or food which always bums me out. Also tried a Vampiro with carne asada ($5/3*) since they also do some taqueria fare out in that 'bbq' tent outside. I ate it there in the parking lot fresh. A vampiro is basically a crunchy shelled taco but the shell is just a flat crisp corn tortilla. The bottom tortilla was the best part, super crisp with good corn flavor. Topped with a good amount of finely chopped carne asada which was nice, and was the reason why I tried this. To try their beef here, since I was just eyeing their nice meat cold case just 15 minutes prior. The meat was marinated so really couldn't really taste the beef on its own. Definitely lime and spices. Then the rest of the vampiro is totally topped and drowning in salsa and crema, so the beef got lost even more. Womp womp. I usually have decent luck when I kinda go off the grid. Not this time unfortunately, a total miss. I would come back and get a steak or 2 from their butcher's counter, but I won't get anything cooked here again. Bummed to say the least.

Store has been there for years great new owners store extra clean always has a good selection in…read morefood

I went to this market to experience the meat department as I walked into the store, it seemed like…read moreit was filled with odds and ends of different things definitely does not feel like a market walking through the aisles. The shelf seemed old and product seemed sparsely and old product that's how it looks no prices on any of the cold beverages in order to ask them you have to bring the product to the counter so if you're buying a case of beer or soda, you have to bring that whole item to the counter, they will not come to you. Why not just put the prices? Items seem to be overpriced. The meat department was nice. Small offered a few things, but when asked about filet mignon, you have to call in before you buy so that they can make that cut for you. Also, some of their meat products were frozen and they were trying to weigh it out for me and I explained to them that it would weigh more than it was priced due to frozen ice on the meat so my conclusion is that I will not be returning to this market for the meat or to buy anything in the market area and just an FYI, the market is run by different people than the meat department

I live in Lodi but drive to Apna Bazaar for the diverse selection of sweets, produce, and grocery…read moreitems. I see a few reviews that mention poor customer service but I highly disagree. I was greeted immediately at Apna Bazaar and I have never been treated unkindly. I ask a lot of questions about spices (learning how to cook different Indian dishes), suits (styles, jewelry, etc), and sweets. I go in blindly because I love Indian food and culture but I am still learning many things. But I always leave Apna Bazaar feeling like a customer that is appreciated. Now that I am a familiar face to the business, I am greeted by name. I have been to a lot of Indian/Punjabi stores and I've learned that if I want the BEST selection, quality, and customer service, I go to Apna Bazaar. I highly recommend the following items to anyone that is going to the store for the first time: - Lays Sour Cream and Onion chips from India. I'm not sure why, but they taste way better than the Lays we have here! - Sweets: barfi [barf-eee] (DON'T let the name ruin it for you, it's so delicious), and jalebi [juh-lebb-eeee]. Be sure to ask if the Jalebi is fresh - you don't want to get jalebi if it has been there beyond 2 days. - Masala Noodles! It's like a cup of top ramen but with masala spices. So good! - Ghee [g-eeeee]. It's clarified butter and it's delicious. - Mango frooti drink. Trust me. - Frozen wraps. My boyfriend swears by these! There are many flavors including a chana masala wrap and a paneer tikka wrap. Visit Apna Bazaar and tell them Catalina sent you! You won't be disappointed.

Awesome food and a substantial inventory. Everything you need you will find it here. Family owned…read moreand operated, the best people and best food. Good hearted folks, they will treat everyone like family. Ambiance is stellar, they have recently renovated the entire building.

I genuinely cannot believe I waited this long to try La Sierra Meat Market! The prices are some of…read morethe best around, the staff is super friendly, and the food speaks for itself. I went with the Supreme carne asada burrito -- massive doesn't even begin to describe it, and every bite was delicious. Highly recommend to anyone who hasn't been yet

Came to make a delivery and Edgar was so nice and gave me free food. How thoughtful! It was very…read moregood too. The meat is super juicy and the stuffed peppers are so good, the yellow one was even better than the jalapeño. Highly recommend.

my go to place for roasted meats, related mexican condiments,…read more get what you like, assemble into sandwiches, taco's or burritos at home .... or order meals from them and enjoy walking distance from my dad's home, been going here for many years

I love this little meat market. Supporting local is always important especially for mom & pops…read moreshops like this one. The old man who usually works the register is the sweetest man. I came in one morning, craving some authentic Mexican chicken salad. I seen they had some here. Upon walking in, it's a small shop. They have hot food to go! Already made chicken salad, ceviche, salsas. Mexican chips, chiccharones, they carry eggs, hot links, and so much more. I got my chicken salad and chips and paid. When I was walking out I seen they had freshly made paletas. The old man who worked the register and checked me out I can only assume is the owner. Offered me one for free at no charge! I said are you sure, he said yes. That was extremely sweet of him. Now what Walmart or Safeway is going to let you take a free homemade ice cream or cookie or just an item you seen on the way out for free. Nowhere! They have sandwiches to go! I can't wait to go in and try one soon. Please support this business and man by all means!!