Stopped in here to carry out some lunch since I had to stop at the building across the street. I am…read moreglad I did! The food was very good and the girl up front was very friendly. I got two chorizo gorditas, though I thought I ordered one of them marinated pork but it didn't matter to me because they were very good. If one was pork it was very close to chorizo in color, texture, and taste..haha. I also got a chicken quesadilla. The gordita shells were crispy in the outside and held together very well while eating. I really liked them. There were two sauces in the box. The red sauce was ok. Not my favorite I ever had but had good taste and ate all of it on the gorditas. It was kinda spicy, but not too spicy for me. My wife would find it hot. The yellow colored sauce: I didn't know what it was. I thought it was butter because of the color, but was not. It had some sweet notes to it and some bites were kinda spicy...or that was leftover heat from the red? I don't know but I ate it on my chicken quesadilla. I worried there may be a language barrier (since I am not fluent in Spanish) or I would have to translate menu on phone, but the menu had both and the girl up front spoke English. I'd definitely come back and try other things here..or the same things since I know they were good.

Review to come...I have several to write. Loved the produce and dairy sections here, and the…read moreowners were very friendly.

This is one of the older Decatur Supermercados and that, combined with its separation from the more…read moreindustrial area down the road, looks the most like the neighborhood store of olden days. Here's another enticing Panadería display, breads made on site (enough to make it stand out), but the Mi Costeñita spice area constitutes the side of an entire aisle and is the most extensive I've seen in these here parts. The Costeñita element may even be able to elect a senator soon. There's a large selection of Dried Beans, as well as fine Produce and Carnicería areas in a very clean, well-proportioned store. Easily in the top three of Decatur's Mexican grocers.

The owner relies more on the Taquería area for her sustenance - not that she was blowing off her…read moreown grocery, merely that it was a side item and not an entrée here - unfortunately, she didn't have a takeout menu handy. EM has a smaller grocery area; there is a limited Carnecería, including several frozen items, and many popular Mexican brands. One standout as we entered was a counter of sweets that included Corazon de Leche (Heart-shaped Milk Candy). Some of the products we jotted down were Naturas Costa Rica, Sofrito Basico Queso, and Pachanga™ Michelada Mix Original and Hot/Brava; there was a large Tortilla section, as you can see; also, a decent frozen dessert case, of which my friend availed herself.

Food tastes good! Great staff! Overall, the best Mexican Food in Alabama. They also sell Authentic…read morecandy it tastes so good!

I had a great matcha latte with their hummingbird cake syrup on my way through town while on a road…read moretrip. Fast service & a really cute little hidden gem near Huntsville! :)

A very cute spot hidden on a back street in Decatur. Came in here for some much needed caffeine one…read moremorning before starting our day. The place definitely seemed to have some good foot traffic so locals clearly love it here. They even had some additional items like trinkets and clothes for sale spread out around the coffee shop. I got a hot vanilla latte which was definitely tasty, although it was a smaller size than I'd been hoping for. I can't remember if they only had a single size or maybe I just didn't specify wanting a large -- but either way I would have liked at least a 16oz or 20oz. Beyond that it's a nice little spot to check out and support a local business :)

Never open when they say they are supposed to be. I've been up here twice now to pick up my online…read moreorder and they've been closed both times.

GNC's are typically overpriced, especially if you aren't a "gold card" member. And something about…read morepaying to shop somewhere irks me. They have an agenda, and if you ask them their suggestions, they'll tell you that a product of theirs is best even if that isn't close to what goals you are trying to achieve. Often when I've been there, people have been pushy, and if you don't pick what they suggest, they get rude and standoff-ish. I won't go back unless I absolutely have to. And even then I'll be prepared for the strong-arm tactics.

This business has some of the rudest women in Alabama working for them. I moved from California…read morethis summer and by far I have come to discover that southern hospitality is a real thing, since moving to Huntsville I have felt welcomed everywhere I go and the hospitality has been by far better than I could have expected. That's until I walked into the Morgan price candy company. At first when I walked in, I noticed several women making candy & chocolate, there was one woman in the register and not a single one greeted me. Secondly, I saw them restocking chocolate and I approached one of the women restocking to ask what chocolates are their best sellers, since this was my first time here. She responded in a very snarky way by telling me there's all types of candy all over the store and it's up to me what I'd like and what my taste is like. Then proceeded to walk away. When I went to the register I asked the woman there if I could have one of their chocolate covered apples which she said they didn't have any left, then I showed her the entire batch that was in front of me and she proceeded to tell me they were not for sale. When I kindly asked when they would have more available for sale she then responded "well I don't know, we've been so busy because of the holidays, we don't know when we'll run out of things". Ahhh got it! This place doesn't need my business, then I proceeded to walk away. The fact that they are overwhelmed by the holidays doesn't give these women the entitlement to act so rude when someone is simply trying to experience their store for the first time. I didn't have the opportunity to buy anything as it seemed like they didn't want me as a customer, therefore I cannot rate the quality of their chocolates or candies. But if it's as bad as their hospitality, then I wouldn't have high expectations.

May I just say that some "things" have changed at MPCC. Please come back and try again! :)read more

This is NOT a restaurant, but a grocer's and bakery...in fact, so far, LEF&FM has the best…read morePanadería I've seen in North Alabama! Our eyes popped, mouths fell agape, and rumors of fainting abounded. The overall shopper's experience here is the best in Decatur. Among the Pan Dulces (Conchas, Ojo de Buyes, and such), we espied something similar enough to Chocolate-covered Doughnuts to make us kill for it. But we had a bag of goodies we'd already purchased and somehow staved ourselves off. Formerly at 6th Avenue, LEF&FM is a must visit. Oddly, four of the other Supermercados are within walking distance and thus in direct competition, a move seemingly both unwarranted and unwise, unless a concentrated Hispanic population in the immediate area ensures their collective viability. I can't say. The first items you'll notice as you walk in are the greens and such in the well-stocked and eye-catching produce area, and the atmosphere was well ratcheted up in our estimation due to the fact that the employees were all friendly. LEF&FM had a wonderful dairy department, stocked with Queso this, Quesillo that, Quesadillo these, and Crema those. Some cheeses had Jalapeno, others, Loroco, which is evidently a flower bud of Central American origin. The popular Cotija Molido, which is merely grated Cotija, was also evident. It's one of the crumbly cheese you'll see in Mexican food...in fact, I believe it's one of the ones of which you might say, "Why doesn't it melt?" In addition to the bakery and dairy areas, the display of "soda pops" (to import a term) and such was better than average. Yes, they have Jarritos, but also have Foco, Boing!, Tiky, and several others, some of which are actually Asian in origin, rather than Mexican or South American. We are already talking about returning here...and that's a thirty-plus-minute trip. And we won't come back empty handed. Possibly in a sugary haze, but not empty handed.

I've been a customer for 20 years. Beware! Their plastic tubs of roasted pecans are highly…read moreaddictive and were my Christmas present to close friends. You may prefer those that are covered in chocolate. The quality is tops. Hidden away on Bank Street in Decatur. Huntsville has nothing to match.

Well I was pleasantly surprised that this great store was at least taking orders for pickup. I…read moreordered the sampler tin can with some different flavors of their pecans. Enjoyed the spicy ones the best. Nice folks here and great place inside but too bad we couldn't stay and visit, as this was just a to-go order. Recommend trying them out to get your pecan fill while you are in Decatur!

Today was the first and last time I will ever go back to Ard's. When I went in, I made the comment…read moreto the woman behind the counter. She starred at saying nothing. I told her I was impressed with their beautiful wine selection. Her response to me was said in a condescending manner as she said "when you figure out what you want let me know. She was unfriendly from the time I walked in. She knew I was a first time shopper but nevertheless offered no help. Great products alone do not make a retail seafood establishment worth going in if you are treated poorly.

Talk about an authentic 'picey seafood space in AL; Ard's hit it…read moreDidn't think Decatur AL could reach this height of flavour & spice. The many fried & steamed shrimp plates r nice standouts; I visit repeatedly on my jaunts to Decatur Staff, ownership v kind & helpful Made a new friend in Alabami If feeling brave, go to their top tier 'Slap Yo Mama' spice level Note, u will need some recovery time :) :)