Catering taco bar was great. Plenty of food. Authentic Mexican. Have hot food for purchase, meat…read morecounter and a little market too. Try this place! Friendly and good food!

Disappointed at how their hot food has declined in value over the years. Came in today for tacos de…read moretripa, asada, and barbacoa. All tacos were surprisingly bland? Why? Wondering if they've stopped seasoning their meat in order to cater to the demographic here in Atascadero.... Especially the carne asada I mean apart from having so much fatty meat, it had no flavor. The service is always great too, just a little disappointing. When I'm talking about flavor, especially for $4 a taco, I expect a hint of garlic, salt, pepper, lime, etc. I expect the meat to be marinated and flavorful. Maybe they already do that, given they do sell amazing carne preparada, but the hot food just hasn't been the same for the last 3-4 times I've gone. I like supporting local mexican businesses so I continue to go but today might've been my last. I don't think I'll be driving from Slo to Suprema Meat Market for their hot food again. The cold and prepared meats are of high quality though so this review is strictly for the hot food. I understand that they need to stay competitive with the market, but the total for 5 bite sized tacos was $22.... That's insane. For $4 a taco, I just expect more. I hope they review this and implement some change! I see that the owner reached out and I appreciate his response. Maybe I'll give it a try again.

Overpriced BLT sandwich. It was mediocre at best. The bread was falling apart. There wasn't…read moreanything special about it. It was flat, had soggy tomato slices, amd was very small for the price paid. For $18, I could have EASLY made a better sandwich at home.

I came in today in the afternoon with my buddy for some lunch after we got done with a job, we…read moreasked what was recommended and we got recommended the chicken chipotle sandwich so we both got that As soon as we got the food it looked good but as soon as we took a bite we were awfully disappointed. The bread was stale , the chicken was super dry , chicken was super hard , Cold and lacked flavor and there was barely any chicken on my sandwich. Service was good but the sandwich was disappointing. I had to take off pieces of the sandwich just from how stale the bread was.

I signed up for the Cal Poly Meats texts, which usually come out every Wednesday or Thursday in…read moretime for their Thursday - Friday (12 pm - 5 pm) and Saturday (10 am - 2 pm) opening hours. I learned to check the website for current availability and prices before getting too excited about a particular cut or item, as they sell out of some items very quickly. Also, to avoid any sticker shock of higher-priced meats (well worth the cost if in your budget, IMO). I love the scenic drive alongside the morros and the olive trees out front (off the main campus)--plenty of parking. Friendly students greet you and are there to answer questions. There is usually an assortment of items on the front table (such as any produce in stock, flowers, etc), then make a right into the cooler room, where you'll find the refrigerated and frozen meats, cheeses, and eggs, as well as jams, chocolate bars, and some cute merch. They have little shopping baskets to carry your haul. We have really enjoyed their frozen chicken wings, all the steaks, the pork chops and loin, sausages, and ohhhh, the bacon (plain, flavored, and ends). On a trip in late April, the eggs were $5.75/dozen, which I thought was a good price for the bounty of happy hens and quality, fresh eggs. Meat prices vary and are mostly priced by the pound. On this trip, the fresh top sirloin was $13/pound and a gorgeous cut with just the right amount of marbling. Fresh pork loin chops were $7.00/pound, with a small fat cap. The tri-tip is usually a little higher than Ralph's but there is a difference that may make it worthwhile if it fits in your budget. Sometimes the frozen items of the same meat are a little less per pound than the fresh. The Swiss sausages were $10.50 and Bratwurst were $10 per pound (four sausages per pound). We also love their real beef snack sticks ($8, and no weird ingredients). I also indulged in the beautiful flower bouquet, $16 -- which are still as fresh as can be four days after purchase. They also have a rewards program, so you can get a "VIP discount" of 15% after three visits, among other rewards. Look for sales of items on their website (for example, last weekend the chicken wings were 10% off). Yay, go Mustangs! We've been trying to buy from local farms, and this is a great option for SLO County.

After three visits to Cal Poly Meats and having tried their bacon, Italian sausage, ribeye steak,…read moreeggs, cheese and chocolate, my wife and I are big fans. On every visit, we were pleasantly greeted by students working there and found a great selection of products. Tomorrow I will be having their chorizo for breakfast and I am sure that it will be delicious. We will definitely be back on our many trips to Cambria.

This is a cute and welcoming deli, but I'm not sure about the butcher shop part. The sandwich menu…read morewas limited and did not have any turkey. However the grilled cheese was excellent, very cheesy and you had your choice of several cheeses on grilled sourdough bread. We sat at a table outside in the sun and enjoyed watching the street. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

I absolutely love & appreciate the staff here. They are all incredibly kind and so warm welcoming…read moreto everyone who passes through their door. The shop is located in the heart of Downtown Morro Bay, and is open Weds-Sat! The shop is cozy, and has plenty of different options of cuts as well as a variety of frozen items. Their sandwiches are absolutely yummy and if you're able to catch them before they're sold out, give the pork belly bites a try (I absolutely love them). I appreciate the fact that when you order steaks, they're cut in front of you & the staff lets you have a say on how much you want. I highly recommend this spot, and hope to see this shop continue to thrive :-)

I love, love, love the Lemoore Food Locker -- it is always a treat to visit in person, pick up some…read morehot linguica and Portuguese Sweet Bread to take home. I swear this is the best linguica in California (short of making it yourself, if you know how). If you are unable to visit their store in downtown Lemoore, call and see if they are able to ship it to you -- we have done this several times.

Leg of lamb was very fatty. Not sure if it was australian lamb or was just too mature when…read moreslaughtered as too much fat on the leg.

Picked up the sausages and a New York steak. I didn't care for the texture of the sausage, but the…read moresteak was great. There's no signage for this place out front so driving by you'll never see it. Use your GPS and go around back you'll see a small sign near the door there all the meat is stored in a big freezer type refrigerator thing and you just dig through it for what you want. Service is minimal unless you really have to ask questions. All the meat is clearly labeled so just dig in and take what you want. Prices are about average.

My husband and I went for the first time and picked up some Jalapeño and cheddar sausage. The best…read more! The casings are great we normally can not chew others these we had no problems. We will be back for sure. Brenda Williamson 11/22/25

So great to stumble on this find for a delicious sandwich for lunch. I got the pork banh mi which…read morewas one of the best I've had. The pork was soft and juicy with a few crunchy edges, the carrots were tangy, the bread was fresh and not tough and kept good balance with the amount of sandwich filling. The $20 price was high relative to where I'm from (Midwest) but it WAS a great sandwich... Also got the potatoes wedges. Not crunchy, but still delicious. Great casual lunch spot! The guys behind the counter were attentive hosts.

I had high hopes for this place based on the strong reviews, but unfortunately it didn't live up to…read moreexpectations. I stopped in for lunch and ordered a couple of sandwiches to go, thinking it would be a good way to try the food before committing to a larger purchase like steaks, pasta, or other items from the shop. The sandwiches came out to $42 for two, which felt pretty steep. While I waited, I looked around the store at some of the other products, but nothing really stood out to me, and the service felt a bit underwhelming. The sandwiches themselves were just okay--nothing particularly memorable for the price. A few hours later my stomach also felt a bit uneasy, which didn't leave the best impression. Overall, the experience fell short of what I was expecting. Perhaps I just caught them on an off day, but based on this visit, I probably won't be returning.