This is hidden gem. I highly recommend this place. Fresh produce great prices. I feel like I'm in…read moreMexico! Bring cash! I don't speak Spanish and everyone is super friendly. Got lemon, aloe, fruits veggies amazing deals!

Friendly people and I get to practice my Spanish. Great selections of fruits, herbs and veggiesread more

This is a great place great vendors, very service oriented and honest about the productread more

I enjoyed stopping by and walking through all the stalls on a Saturday last month! A friend and I…read morewanted to see what all the buzz was at the parking lot after driving by. It was not a particularly busy day for the farmers market but we had a nice time strolling along and seeing the variety of produce, handmade pasta, baked goods, and other items for sale! We stopped by one booth for a sample which had packaged Indian curries that can be easily boiled as a meal for one. At $10 we found them rather steep, but quite tasty! There was also a dumpling booth that seemed quite popular. This is a nice farmers market perfect for a relaxed stroll on a Saturday! Very family-friendly and a nice mix of local Houston finds.

Aye caramba! This is such a weird experience shopping at…read morethis Mexican grocery! This grocery is actually run by HEB, so you know this isn't some Michoacana fly-by-night foreign grocer. This place is their specialty store for Mexican stuff. I was amazed by this store when I came in. Mariachi music and gritos blare over the speakers. There's not an inch of boring in this store- papel picado paper flags fly over the aisles, and flags of the various states of Mexico are flown over the registers. Each area of the store is like a mercado in Mexico- where there's the seafood vendor selling their wares, trying to get your attention. Their tortilla factory in the store cranks out the tortillas, and they have the largest selection of tortilla varieties I've ever seen. I got green tortillas! (yes, they're supposed to look that way!) Checking out the butcher shop, it goes on and on and on. They have a huge selection of meats, along with the weirder parts that you don't typically see in the store- pig heads, tongues, tripe, intestines. I was surprised to see that their coffee selection was pretty limited, considering that they have dozens of varieties of chorizo. I was amazed to see the section selling religious items, like statues of The Virgin Mary or Jesus on a cross, or shiny CDs to hang in your rear view mirror that have an image of St John. Prices are fair here. I've never seen such a selection of Mexican specialty items than this store. It's a pretty amazing assault on all the senses coming in here.

So much goodness here. Starting with this delicious cakes that they offer. Don't go expecting glitz…read moreand glammer. But definitely a must shop.

Always a great spot with culture. As you walk in you smell…read morethe CANELA coffee. Location: Irvington Staff: helpful and very friendly. A lot of the customers are regulars and they already know their orders and names Price: average Parking: plenty and also street parking They have a taqueria inside, meat market, and a cash place.

You like tacos? Barbacoa tacos?…read more You like them, right? Riiiight?!!! This little out of the way Mercado has some of the best in the city. While others are wolfing down hipster tacos at trendy places, I secretly snuck into this place on a recommendation. Inside the store, there's a little taco counter...and it's windows are filled with delectable meats and all the accessories necessary for world-class tacos. My jaw dropped. My eyes bugged out. My mouth began watering. "That looks reeaaaallly good" I said to myself as I stood in the short line. The guy in front of me turns around and says " they ARE..this place is the best". The barbacoa is nicely cooked with that good beefy smell, with onions. Yes, the refried beans on the homemade tortilla please..yes, cilantro.. yes, to everything. I am ready to marry one of the counter ladies. Two nice sized tacos, wrapped carefully by the helpful counter ladies. When I pay at the cashier, it comes to a whopping $3.95 and my jaw drops again. Take my first bite in the truck...this place has no sit down, it's all take out. Oh god..getitgetitgetit... the flavors all come together in a wonderful taco..the meat is well cooked but not overdone, the onions tender and mild a hint of the beans. The tortillas are thin and don't overwhelm the taco. Just enough cilantro. Giant getitgetitgetit. First taco..gone...second...gone. With my primal lunch hunger satisfied...two were enough for sure...I think about this hidden gem hiding not far from the heights. Quit going to the same old places and hit this place...you won't be sorry. The neighborhood looks iffy but everyone I encountered was smiling and helpful. Parking is a little difficult but there's plenty. You gonna like..very much!

While spending the afternoon at the Houston Indoor Flea Market we wanted a snack while we shopped,…read moreso we decided to stop in at Fruteria Tropical. The line at this kiosk was long and we quickly found out why that was the case. The fruit here was incredibly fresh and the staff here filled our bowls with a ton of fruit. The cost for our fruit was fairly inexpensive and we enjoyed our midday snack before stuffing our faces at one of the tacquerias on the grounds.

The store has everything including a all drink area. But I prefer Juicing because it has a lot of…read morehealth benefits.

I walked in and felt as if through the front door I was magically transported to some awesome…read moremarket or grocery store in a Spanish speaking country. I like it! I lived in Ecuador down in South America for some time years ago doing some volunteer work over there. I also travel to Mex every chance I get..... before the covid times. So I do very much have a fondness for establishments that remind me of places I've visited in other countries. I don't have some kind of specific product or anything like that to highlight. I just overall liked the experience of being at Mi Tienda. Has a great vibe to it in my opinion. I'll be back at some point to hang around here and see what interesting food finds I can pick up. I just remembered they did have and awesome deal on T-bone steak. $3 a pound. Picked up a few pounds of that. That I do remember. I really enjoyed being at this grocery store.

Not the best food or prices, but easy to get in and out and good for kids! Had fun in the back…read moreyard letting the kids play and you can bring your dog if you want.

had a breakfast taco here for the first time. OMG - best kept secret in Houston - would have paid…read moredouble. Hope the guy stays or his replacement keeps the quality up. The veggies/ fruit stands are the best- fresh farm eggs and figs.

Great local farmers market in the Galleria/Uptown area…read more From the freshest produce tfrcinnamon rolls, hot fresh Kolaches, chicken salad, fresh flowers, great salsa's to spoiling your favorite pet with all natural food, this is the place to come!!!