After seeing posts about this place on a neighborhood group, I decided to take the drive for lunch…read more It is part small grocery store, and part small restaurant. There are a few tables to eat inside. It looks clean. The woman who took my order I believe is an owner...she was very pleasant and helpful. After a discussion with her I ordered what I thought was a $14.99 combo plate, and grabbed a drink out of the cooler and sat down. It didn't take long, and she brought my food. Everything was delicious. The salsa was perfect heat level for me. The only thing I took 2 star off for was when I paid it was over $24. Otherwise, definitely tasty.

Frangella's is a nice, local Italian market in the Palos area. Being born and raised in the city,…read moreAl's was our go-to. After moving to the suburbs, Frangella's is our go-to place for Italian subs and sandwiches. My favorite is their Italian Beef sandwich with green peppers, dipped. Getting it dipped makes all the difference and is absolutely delicious. The price and quantity ratio is also absolutely worth it. If you haven't tried it, please do! Throughout all the times I have shopped there, everyone has always been very nice!

Every time I come here it's excellent service. The beef sandwiches are a much get. They are…read moreLOADED with meat. They also have a wide variety of pastas and home made sauces ready to take home and heat up. This place is worth the trip if you're craving Italian food and deli products.

Meats are good. Butchers are very courteous. I buy tasty tamales, carnitas and menudo at this store…read morefor over 20 years as did my parents. Never disappointed. Neighborhood is lucky to have them.

I would argue these are the best tamales in the city & suburbs, on occasion I will drive from the…read moreNW suburbs.

I have driven by this place several times. Decided to stop in and try them out. I bought tamales de…read morerajas con queso. They were ok at best. They were all masa. It had a small pepper and little cheese. Over half the tamal was masa. I also bought pan. The pan was amazing. Some of the best I have had in a long while. I averaged the 1 star for the tamale and the 5 star for the pan and am reviewing this establishment as a 3 star.

The tamales are expensive. I understand it's a lot of work to make, but if you're gonna charge a…read morelot then they better, at least, be good. But they were trash. They were almost entirely made of the dough. There meat was almost non-existent and it was dry as could be and unseasoned! Tried to get my issue rectified or at least refunded and was told that's just how they're made. Well...that's how this review is made poor review for poor food and even worse service. If you're looking for good tamales this is not the place. ¡Los tamales están caros! Entiendo que es mucho trabajo en hacerlos pero al menos si van a cobrar tanto, deberían ser buenos. Pero estos tamales eran pura basura. Fueron hechos casi completamente de masa. La carne fue casi inexistente, estaba seca pero que SECA, y ni tenía sazón. Trate de rectificar este problema o por lo menos recibir un reembolso y me dijeron que así es como los hacen. Bueno pues, así mismo es como se hizo esta crítica. ¡Mala crítica por mala comida, y hasta peor servició! Si buscas buenos tamales, especialmente durante esta época Navideña, este no es el sitio para eso. Mejor buscar en algún otro lado.

This store keeps it clean but their prices seem to change every time. Some of their products prices…read moreare really exaggerated.

best barbacoa guacamole and nopalitos in the area :D and probably in Chicago!! must try their…read moremenudo as well I highly recommend :D

I gotta stop buying meat from this place. I already returned meat twice on separate occasions cuz…read moreit was no good. Both times it was something I was cooking right away, so it should've been fresh. On my third time, I bought steak, taco meat. Half of it was fat and gristle. Who wants to sit there and pick that out of every bite you take? This place is no good for fresh meat in my experience.

The tamales that are sold here are dry and inconsistent. I bought 6 of chicken and 6 of pork, they…read moredidn't go over to well when I got home. I will never go back here for them, there is another super market in Summit that has great tamales and carnitas. Hopefully they step up there game.

Wonderful experience. We went to get fixings for carne asada and everyone was super nice. We were…read moreable to get everything we needed and more. Can't wait to try the Chorizo. We will be back.

My wife and I have been going here for about four years now. Based on our experiences, I would…read morehave to totally disagree with the only other review on here. We have never felt discriminated against, at Laloma. Anyways.. Laloma is a small grocery store with a meat/cheese/taco/deli counter in the back of the store that happens to have the best selection of salsas around. You want fresh pico de gallo? Got it. You want fresh guac? Bang. You want fresh liquidy salsa? Boom. You want spicy liquidy salsa? We typically grab some steak tacos and they always put in a ton of meat. You can also buy fresh carnitas on certain days. The good "green bag" (forgot name) tortilla chips are almost always .50 cents cheaper here than the Jewel down the street. They also have a decent little grocery section and good deals on avocados. We like to support local businesses like Laloma.

This place deserves to have some good words written about…read moreit. For about the last three years I've been coming here for some of their carry out food, namely the Mexican rice, refried beans and carnitas. Each one of those items is very good, with the carnitas being a real stand out. I'll generally purchase a pound each of the rice and the meat, and a half pound of the beans. They also rewarm very well. I'm not a weekly shopper here so when I saw that they were offering single chicken flautas I was stoked...then Covid 19 hit and we were no longer able to serve ourselves. Instead of purchasing as many single flautas as I wanted, they started wrapping three or four in plastic with lettuce, effectively killing the crispness we used to get. It was also hard to get excited about the chile relleno, which are soggy and don't rewarm well at all. In another review I read elsewhere the writer says the employees speak both Spanish and English. That's not entirely true and makes ordering food items tough. If you're lucky an English speaking employee will step in to help but I wouldn't hold my breath. Still, I've never had a complaint and no one has ever been less than civil. So, no canned beans or boxed rice for me as long as I can go to Supermercado Gonzalez. Three stars is a good rating and I'd add another should things get back to normal. In the meantime, I should learn the lingo.

Was getting hungry at the light of Collins and Columbia when I saw "tacos" on the bottom of the…read moresign for this grocery store, I decided to go in since I like trying new places. I'd say its probably the biggest Mexican grocery store in town, they had quite the selection. They had a buffet-style booth in the middle of the store where you can take prepared foods with you. They even had Menudo! While looking for where I can get some tacos, in front of the registers, I see people walking out with tacos in hand. I was disappointed that they only offered 1 type of taco (al vapor, $1.50), torta (also only al vapor, $4.00) and 2 other things, nothing else. The lady there claimed to not speak English but, there was no communication problems. I ended up getting 3 tacos and the lady only took cash. I'll save you the trouble of googling "al vapor," its steamed shredded beef. Very good by the way. Meat tasted fresh and the green hot sauce and included lime juice made me wishing that I got more than 3. Tacos here were better than most of the places I've gotten carry out from.