I have been going here for years food always fresh and sanitary environment. Great deals on food. I…read moreLove there Pick 5 deals

On the fly went looking for lamb chops. Having Fresh Market as my benchmark I wanted to find a…read morepossible new place and hopefully cheaper. While I can't say cheaper, there were about 16 in a package for roughly $25/lb. All in all they were okay, no complaints. The staff was nice and helpful. I would go back but definitely understand they are not the cheapest in town. This place is small in size but mimics a mini-Sam's club without the Sam's club "pricing".

I've been slowly falling in love with ethnic grocery stores. I finally got my WOK. I've been…read morewanting to get 1for some time. It's such a large variety of things in here , I seriously never knew where to be began. But I had certain ideas in mind and I knew this was the place. The employees don't mind helping but some don't speak English. I can't even began to explain everything that's in here but you gotta go..

As my mom myself & siblings have gotten older, our family started a new Christmas tradition: each…read moregrandson prepares one of the meals for our two days together. They absolutely love shopping at Farmer's Market because we can find everything we need for both Japanese recreations from the grandson who lived there 10+ years and Mexican dishes we all love in one trip. I personally don't eat meat, but the selection here is excellent for the rest of the family--fresh cuts, unique ingredients, and lots of options for home-cooked specialties. The produce section is full of fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruits you just don't see in a standard grocery store, and the variety inspires us to try new recipes. For us, this market isn't just about convenience--it's about creativity. Walking the aisles sparks ideas for dishes we'd never think to make otherwise, and that makes our family meals even more special. If you enjoy cooking, especially with international flavors, this is a place you'll want to explore. Whether you're stocking up for the holidays or just making dinner on a Tuesday, Farmer's Market is a treasure trove.

If you are searching Indo-Bangla groceries and dailies, this place is a must visit. Prices are…read moredefinitely not exorbitant and good variety of frozen or ready to eat meals for the rainy day

Awesome service in answering questions. They have an amazing selection of products available.read more

Amazing al pastor tacos and their spiciest sauce option has a good kick and great flavor! Some of…read morethe best street tacos I have had in a long time! Will definitely return and hopefully I can buy a bottle of that spicy sauce.

Great food, fresh ingredients, and quick service and with a smile to boot. I have tried the…read morechicken, beef and al pastor. All of them were "bussin'".

Love this place! It's small, and every item stocked has been thoughtfully procured. Overpriced? Not…read moreeverything, but some items, for sure. Sometimes I use a jar of Raos spaghetti sauce as a meter stick. I can get 2 jars of Raos, for example, at Sams Club for the price of 1 @ High Point Grocery. But for a missing ingredient that is crucial to dinner, a bottle of wine on the way home, or a more exotic ingredient that isnt offered at the nearby Stephersons or Kroger; this place fits the bill. Edited to add that my employee interactions have always been very engaging and pleasant! That's also what keeps me coming back.

My new favorite local market for fresh items and variety of item for great deals! The owner and…read morestaff members are super welcoming and friendly. Good clean ambiance. Thank you all so much. I definitely recommend this place to all my neighbors, friends and family. Come support your local grocery store today!

I recently stopped by Las Tortugas with 3 other coworkers on a Thursday afternoon, and it ended up…read morebeing one of those meals that you keep talking about long after you leave. The restaurant was not overly busy, which made the entire experience relaxed and enjoyable from the moment we walked in. The first thing that stood out was the service. Everyone there was welcoming, patient, and genuinely friendly. Since it was our first time trying a few things on the menu, we had several questions, and the staff took the time to explain everything without making us feel rushed. They gave recommendations, explained the toppings and flavors, and helped make ordering easy. I decided to try the specialty hot dogs, and honestly, they were amazing. They were packed with flavor and loaded with fresh toppings that worked perfectly together. The combination of creamy avocado, fresh vegetables, sauces, and perfectly cooked meat created a unique flavor that was both fresh and filling. Every bite had something different going on, and you could tell the ingredients were high quality and made with care. The presentation alone looked incredible, but the taste backed it up completely. The atmosphere was comfortable and casual, making it a great place to sit down and enjoy good food with family or friends. Nothing felt rushed, and the overall vibe made the experience even better. If you are looking for something different from the usual restaurant options and want flavorful food with friendly service, Las Tortugas is definitely worth visiting. We will absolutely be coming back again.

3.5, I think? This was a tough one for me to rate…read more My aunt lives near Las Tortugas and I've been reading about and thinking about visiting for years whenever I'm in the Memphis area. The stars aligned on this most recent visit and so I got to try them. This location in Germantown is a little easy to miss signage-wise, but Google Maps got me here easily. The parking lot is small but paved nicely and easy to navigate. The inside of the restaurant does feel like a deli, with a counter to order at and a small but reasonable amount of seating. The restaurant's accolades are plastered on walls and the glass windows around the food prep area and it's fun to read the history and writing about this place. There is one semi-essay seemingly from the owner, directed at patrons, grousing about customers having certain expectations about the food they're served (Tex-Mex versus authentic Mexican, for example). The owner is adamant that authentic Mexican is served here, and I have no reason to doubt that at all nor expect anything different, but I must admit the tone was rather off-putting. I can see how it would be frustrating to have your food, your work, be misunderstood or misinterpreted, but it kind of felt like I was being lectured when I hadn't done anything, lol. At any rate, I walked up to the counter to order. Service was adequately if not /especially/ friendly. I placed an order for a sandwich (Tortugas de pollo) as well as a limonada (fresh-squeezed limeade) to go. I waited at one of the tables and my order was ready for me in a reasonable amount of time. My favorite thing was the limonada! It had closer to an Icee texture than a juice or limeade texture but I really liked it. Pleasantly sweet and sour and very refreshing. The sandwich was good if not mind-blowing. Maybe my expectations were just a little too high. One problem was that it got pretty soggy very, very fast - it took me less than 10 minutes to get back to my aunt's house and unbox my food and in that time, the bottom piece of bread on my sandwich was close to falling apart. Some of the chicken was also a little too strong-tasting for me; it's hard to describe but I imagine we've all had chicken that's a little too obviously...well, chicken, lol. Not super mild tasting meat, I guess is what I'm trying to say. That aside, I enjoyed the texture of the cheese and the heat of the peppers. The top slice of bread was also nice and crusty. The sandwich came served with a handful of chips less generous than it appears in the photo and some green salsa. The chips were a little over-fried for me but decent enough, and the subtly spicy salsa went well with them. I think the greatest sticking point for me is the price vs. the quantity of food vs. the relative enjoyment. My meal was a solid bit over $30. I prooooobably could've split the sandwich with someone else and been okay, but given the relatively paltry amount of chips, I was also okay eating it as a solo diner. I think if the price had been a little lower, or the portion of chips a little bigger, or the enjoyment of the sandwich a little greater - any one of those things - this would probably round up to a 4. But ultimately the sticker shock and somewhat condescending vibes lead to a lower rating from me. Idk, I would definitely say this restaurant is worth a try and I'm glad I experienced it and would recommend trying it to others who enjoy this type of Mexican food. That said, I'm also not completely confident I'd return on another visit to Memphis. Well, okay, I would definitely for the limonada. That thing was awesome. ;)

Built in the empty shell of El Rancho Grande- my favoritest Mexican place ever- I knew I had to at…read moreleast give this place a shot, for old time's sake. Sadly it was just no. They get a star for being neat, clean, and innovative with the space. Another star for hand-made tortillas. Alas, the awesomeness stops there. The bathrooms were terrible- no soap for the girls or boys and dirty for the boys. The tacos were terrible- the al pastor was dry and the chorizo was dripping with grease- and tasted as such. We are glad we didn't get more tacos and we definitely won't be back. Nope: - Taco Chorizo - Taco Al Pastor

Excellent assortment of Hispanic foods, fresh meats, snacks, drinks, and produce, etc. Exceptional…read moreservice! If you can't find a certain item, the staff will gladly walk you over to its exact location. I also enjoy the clean, bright, organized layout and the easy to navigate aisles. La Fiesta is a gem that you must shop at, and a very welcome and needed shop in this area.

This Mexican grocery store has a large selection of meats. I recently dropped by to picked up some…read moreground goat, which is relatively hard meat to find around Memphis. Bombay House gets its goat meat from here.