I need to learn the recipe for their flour tortillas I moved to NJ and ain't nothin like it

Ellos me dieron tortillas mohosasdame un descuento . ¿Por qué no comprueban si tiene moho?.

Pinche gente culera de centro América y venezolanos que ni pueden hacer su pinche trabajo bien. Las piernas de pollo sin saladas y la carne para hacer tacos al pastor bien asquerosa. Que le pasó a la gente mexicana que si hacían su trabajo bien. Ahora pura gente grosera que tienen. Se pasan de verga la mera verdad. No vayan a está tiene. Ahorre su dinero en vez de comprar carne que no sirve. Mejor vayan a la Sam's Club. read more

This place was awesome! I have driven by this place a few times and I finally had a reason to come in. I was looking for a tortilla press. I go through random cooking phases and now I'm venturing into corn tortilla making. When I walked into this market, I was welcomed with Mexican rock. It sounded pretty cool. It was like a mix of Bush and Bad Religion but in Spanish. In a trance brought on by the hypnotic music I followed my nose. What was this enticing smell? "OMFG!" my sister exclaimed. Chicharrones and soft tortillas made right on the spot! We grabbed one of each and placed it into our hand basket. We were beaming. The nice ladies at the meat counter gave us samples of ham. It was light and salty. It was alright not amazing enough to buy. I roamed around in search of my tortilla press. No luck but I did end up going home with some plaintains,chicharrones, tortillas, masa mix, and the most awesome ice cream bars. you really have to try to these frozen delights. They're made nearby (I think I saw a shop with the same name nearby) and tastes just like real fruit. I chose guava and my sister got strawberry. They were frozen bites of heaven. I so want to try their coconut one. I bet it's divine. I really enjoyed this sweet Mexican Market. I loved that it was fully decorated with soccer stuff and that everything was set up in an organized chaos. It felt like being in a completely different world. Next time I'll have to try the taco and torta shop connect to it because it smelled pretty darn awesome.There was a line and we had to go- after all we were in search of our tortilla press. I don't know about their other locations but this particular store is awesome. I know I won't be going back to Fiesta anytime soon now that I have found this place. :) Come and leave with some ice cream bars and maybe a pinata (i sooo wanted one). I promise won't leave without a smile on your face. :D read more

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I love their tortillas and the carnitas that they sell, so amazing! I seriously could eat like 3 or 4 tortillas with just a little butter when they are hot. They get me in trouble! My home girl comes here for a bunch of things. And Cesar's next door is so good too! read more

I feel like the overpriced there eggs due to current situation we are in. My opinion! read more

Super Mercado Monterrey - Overpriced eggs in my opinion! - Imported Food Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Nice little Mexican grocery store. The parking lot is small and gets full sometimes. Their selection of items is limited as the store is small for a grocery store. The reason I give it 4 stars is because their prices are great! You can get a pound of ham from deli for about $3 or less. They always have specials on their meat. The bollio bread is the best and so is their Mexican sweet bread. Caution on bread: make sure you press a Little on it with tongs to make sure it is fresh. If the bread is fresh it will be the best you ever had. I have come in here and walked out with weeks worth of bread, ham and cheese for less than 7 bucks. Lunch for the week at a little over a buck a day!! read more

Review is for the taco shop in the corner of the market. Best Mexican food I have had since leaving San Diego area. I had the Pastor tacos, that came with delicious refried beans and Mexican style rice- and my favorite- Grapefruit Fanta! Service was fast, friendly and definitely Authentic. I would pass on the flautas- They were rolled with corn tortillas not flour? read more

Been coming to Monterrey to get my fajita meat since I moved here back in 2009, but after today I will never return! Went and got fajita meat, chicken and salchicha, came home fire up the grill and as I'm about to put the chicken on the grill BAMMM!!! A huge roach !!! Disgusting!!! I immediately call and complain and no manager available the lady who answered was nice and all and went and returned each and everything I bought with no problem but still very disturbed by this. read more

Super Mercado Monterrey - a close up of a bee on a piece of meat - Imported Food Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Cesar's Tacos looks kinda...well you wonder how clean it really is. However, I got three pastor tacos. Heaped with meat, very spicy. Much to my surprise, my plate of three tacos also included two hot sauces, a half cup of chopped cilantro and another half cup of fried onions and a roasted jalapeno pepper to dress up the tacos even more. Minus one star for cleanliness but the tacos are five star. Honestly, they're better than Fuzzy's and other places.I have no idea how Taco Bueno and Taco Cabana stay in business with food this good and cheaper on the same road. Very fresh and good. However, I do like Los Pastores down the street a bit better. Its a friendlier atmosphere, bright, and cheery. Three pastor corn tacos and a manzanita soda = $4.28 including tax and your tummy will be very full. read more

Now if you're looking for some tortillas, this is the place to go to, their tortillas are made fresh daily. Both corn and flour tortillas are delicious! We also always purchase meat from the carniceria, they have a variety of cuts. On Sundays after church when we don't feel like cooking we stop by to buy fajitas already cooked sold by the pound, it includes tortillas, beans and salsa. My husband loves their chicharron prensado! They have weekly specials on meat and also fruits and vegetables. read more

Chicharron con carne, flour and corn tortillas are great. Line wait time is minimum, the clerks are fast, friendly and efficient. Went in today and bought fresh chicharron con carne, delicious and fresh.. I recommend it! read more

First of all the store has a great deli meat market back there and their flour tortillas are made everyday and they are awesome with some carnitas and some of their salsa. As for the Cesar Tacos, they are the best thing that I have ever ate as far as Mexican food goes. Their plates of food are priced at a reasonable price and food is awesome, I always recommend this place. Love it read more

It was a cloudy and drizzly afternoon. I walked through the doors and it was if I was transported to colorful place, far away. The room was filled with the smoke and scents from the various items prepared throughout the store. Above the produce on the right are pottery pieces and statues. Left of the meat deli are various cooked meats (carnitas) and behind the counter you can the see large pots boiling on floor level burners. Further down the aisle is a tortilla machine and warm packages that are irresistible, like a fluffy towel out of the dryer. It gives a feeling like more of a close community than a grocery store. read more

My go to place for GORDITAS! Chicaron prensado is so yummy, it has chunks of meat in it, barbacoa oh my...and pastor is good too. plate of gorditas is a good deal. read more

This place has really good prices for meat. I love their seasoned fajita meat. And then my friend and I noticed they have a taco shop. So we got some tacos there. I had a lengua taco (beef tongue) and she got chorizo. They were delicious and they give you the perfect tailored salsas for your taco's. I would definitely go back for both! read more

I think, you could probably get the same groceries from Fiesta. The taco shop that's attached to the supermarket is standard although really greasy. Their chicken was dry though and very bland. Despite my experience, the taco shop was packed. That, or everyone was craving tacos after grocery shopping. I haven't really been back since. There are way too many other supermercados in arlington that have the same things. read more

I called ahead of time and asked if they had a tortilla press. The lady I spoke with said yes, they had plenty. It takes me 30 min to get there and when I do they only had one and the handle was broken. Then they have another but it is so rusted, I couldn't even think about using. I tried to ask 3 different employee's if there were more and NO ONE SPEAKS ENGLISH!!! OK, I get it is a Mexican Store, but really! YOUR IN AMERICA! Needless to say I wasted over an hour driving there and back home. read more

I called asking if they carried a product. The person didn't seem to understand and spoke English,Spanish. When I asked her if she didn't speak English, she responded yes so I repeated the item. She hung up on me. She just ended any possibility of me visiting their store and me driving from out of town. Such a shame, I'd heard some good things about this store. read more