The bulgogi and bi bbn bop was delicious. There was enough left for a second meal. Service was…read morepick up at window but they were friendly and helpful. The small restaurant is in a Korean market with only 6 to 8 tables. But we always find a table. In the market they have good kimchi and tofu.

Omg this was my first time here and I loved it everything was soooo delicious I will def be coming…read moreback

Came here recently with family to try the tortas. The service was quick. The ambiance was quiet. I…read moreenjoyed that they have so many different types of tortas. I tried the Barda torta, which was good but had too much ham. The choripan torta had too much of the meat. The chorizo tasted more like sausage. Overall would come back here to try different items.

I was pleased to arrive at Las Tortas for the "Barda" combo, which included a fresh side salad…read moretopped with light cilantro/cheese dressing. As it was my first visit, I suggested my friends order for me so I could soak in the moment. As we were all served the same thing, the cute side salad arrived first with the mandarin orange inside it. Topped with a light cilantro dressing, it first appeared to me as prepared with a high art salad style I had been drilled with in culinary school. I blinked for a moment. Okay, maybe not...but I thought to order the large one next time because it was delicious and I could have eaten 5 servings alone... When the torta arrived looking like a little pink ghost, I laughed at the presentation of the deli ham covering the bread, but it was very good in the context of of the plate. I moved slowly through it between sips of the cold, tangy Jamaica tea until everything was done. I was impressed. For a quick lunch/break stop, I am looking forward to putting this one on my map of McAllen, Texas, and returning often to try other menu listings. My note for the readers is to beware of the salsa verde: it was very hot and most gringos like me might mistake it for a mild salsa...

Great barbacoa tortillas carnitas. Service is great sometimes have to wait in line. The wait is…read moreworth it.

Ok. This place is legit good. Tortillas are mega fresh and delicious. The barbacoa is delicious and…read moredoesn't have those bits of fat that others do. The carnitas are also really good. I highly recommend them. You won't be disappointed.

This is a great neighborhood meat market, nice people always talkative. I love there burgers and…read morefajitas are always fresh

Attention Winter Texans, no habla ingles.. Go to Wal Mart where they can speak the language…read more Wal Mart is not putting mom and pop out of business, they are do it to themselves. This store just hung up when I asked in English if they carried baby bay ribs. I called back, she hung up again. You all need to learn Engish so you can get a job at Wal Mart when your's closes.

Wow! Super fresh, healthy, and full of flavor! It was so nice to finally have something different…read morefrom the usual Mexican food around here. I was born in Georgia (the country), and I've really missed food with a variety of spices and bold flavors. This meal reminded me of how comforting and exciting good food can be. The baba ghanouj had just the right amount of spice. Warm, balanced, and incredibly flavorful. The tabbouleh was so fresh and refreshing that I'm already trying to figure out how to recreate it at home. The chicken was perfectly seasoned, exactly how I like it: packed with flavor. The hummus was simply divine. The best hummus I've ever had. Paired with the soft, fresh pita, every bite was perfect. The garlic sauce instantly brought me back to my childhood. Some flavors have a way of unlocking memories, and this was one of them. And the tea was the perfect ending. It was exactly how I love my tea: soothing, aromatic, and just the right amount of sweetness. Thank you so much for such an incredible meal. Every dish felt like it was made with care, and every bite had its own story to tell. I'll definitely be visiting the restaurant and store soon. This is exactly my kind of food, and I can't wait to eat again!

What a cool little find. They have authentic middle eastern groceries dor a reasonable price. And…read moreand the food they offer is not just more reasonably priced it is cooked to perfection. Highly recommend this establishment if you looking for high quality tasty Mediterranean food and the owner is very kind and respectful and easy to talk to. Service was all very good.

Filipino owned (2nd Different owner) that offers a great selection of Asian products. Noodles,…read moresauces, rice, frozen fish, you name it. Some selection of produce but more than most other smaller Asian markets in McAllen. However prices is a bit more here.

We're from Seattle and hubby's family is from the Valley. Every year when we visit, his whole…read morefamily would request for us to make Filipino food. Gone are the days when we would buy Filipino food/condiments from a garage of a Filipino resident. RGV has grown so much the last couple of years but Filipino stores have been few and far in between. I'm so glad I was referred to go to Vegemarket. I was able to find everything I needed. Allen at the register was so welcoming, courteous and very helpful. We will be loyal customers and will be referring this store to all our family members.

Visited this place because it had excellent Yelp reviews but I think the Yelpers probably missed on…read morethis one. As you walk in the ambiance is amazing! Everyone dresses with bakers hats and the place is clean and you can smell the fresh baked bread being cooked. The service is a great as well. As soon as we were seated, we were helped and our order was taken. From there it just became a below average experience. The eggs were fine but look at the pictures. The hashbrowns look store bought or like from a fast food joint. The ham was thin sliced and looked like a cut from a deli meat package from the store. This was very disappointing for the price of I believe $11.99 for this plate. You can get much better food for $12.00 in the RGV. The best thing about this place was the pan dulce/sweet bread. The conchas were good. My advice if you are in the area, stop for the pan dulce but skip the over priced breakfast food because you will be disappointed like I was. 3 stars for the cleanliness and ambiance and pan Dulce. That's about it!

As I walked I was greeted by a kind waiter that helped our group get seated. Once we sat I saw the…read morebakery part of the restaurant and was so excited to try the concha's! I ordered cafe lechero that was so delicious and still robust. I ordered migas my favorite Mexican breakfast dish. It was so good and tasty with a side of refried beans with queso fresco. The waiter walked around with a tray of freshly made concha's and I grabbed one it was so delicious and good. My husband ordered a breakfast plate with a pancake and our friends tried the French toast and they really enjoyed their meals. The restaurant had a nostalgic fancy look and vibe with the decor and staff uniforms. Such a sweet hidden gem! I shall return

Does this place have good food... possibly? Good luck trying to find out which one it is…read more This place has all the old hits for Mexican home food, whether it's from breakfast tacos, to lunch guisos...they also have barbacoa, carnitas, etc. my experience has always been that when you have so much... quality lacks. First off...when you walk in, it's somewhat confusing. The building feels old...I'm not sure what it was before, maybe an adult day care? They have these old school cafeteria tables that are bolted into the ground. So do you sit down and order with a waitress? There's a counter on the right side...do they seat you? And then there's the huge line where you actually choose your guises or plate you want. One HUGE pet peeve of mine with establishments is when they don't post a price. On the wall, they have all the plates you can choose from...with no price. Why? Are we doing a guessing game? Can you imagine going to a place like McDonalds...and they have no prices next to their burgers? Why? So you take a guess on the price on what you want to order....the food "looks" good. But they give it to you on these old school cafeteria plates. Come on guys...do some investments on new cutlery and plates. If you are dining in, after them giving you your plate, you seat yourself and then a waitress comes by and asks you what you want to drink. It feels like chaos in there. On top of everything...they have a counter to the back where you can order barbacoa, chicharrones, or carnitas by the pound...but it's a mess because those customers blend in with everyone else. Is the place humming? Definitely. I had the carne guisada plate... honestly I think eating it out of that 1980s plate took away half the flavor. The carne guisada was decent. I would actually recommend the El Tigre carne guisada plate for only $7.50 over this $12 plate. Is there something of quality in that place... possibly. But I'm not going to play Where's Waldo in trying to find it.

Authentic Mexican food. All the plates are amazing, but my favorite is the chiles rellenos on…read morefridays. The meat by the pound (barbacoa, carnitas, chicarron prensado original, mollejas, and tripitas) are the best in the RGV. Convenient drive thru, but it will get busy on the weekends. You can call in your order before arriving, but payment over the phone is required. It has changed from what once was a grocery store to what is now RVG Tacos Del Guero.