Great food market in a grocery store. It got 4 stars because my menudo was colder than it should've…read morebeen for serving and no pata. The service could have been faster, but it was a busy Sunday. The place could have been cleaner, but again they were super busy l. Food quality overall was solid.

Great homemade Mexican food in a supermarket setting with many soup choices as well. Don't forget…read moreto grab some homemade Pan Dulce from the Panadería to take home. Staff is friendly and hardworking, great newer eating area to enjoy your food there if you choose.

We went there to get a "Birria Bomb". We kept hearing so much about it on social media and we live…read morebirria tacos so we have it a try. The store has a butcher counter, small grocery section, ready to eat food made to order, and a bbq master waiting to grill your carne asada. The birria bombs are located behind the counter. WOW! This was so incredibly easy to prepare. The meat, water, and the bomb, that's it. The flavor was really good. For me, it was a little on the spicy side, but my husband thought it was the perfect amount of heat. My only word of caution is use the shoulder or chuck roast it recommends. I didn't have either of those at home, but I did have a 3.5 hunk of London broil, so I used that. I had to keep it in the crock pot for an extra 2 hours to get the meat tender, but it was worth it. I also failed on the corn tortillas, didn't have any, so we made quesadillas with flour tortillas and ate the birria on the side. Still super delicious.

Visited Wild West on Mother's Day. Purchased beef steaks and marinated chicken for grilling on the…read morepremises. Also purchased flour tortillas, salsa, green corn tamales, red chile tamales and beans. The food was delicious with two exceptions--red and green tamales. The tamales most definitely need to be discarded and replaced.... 1. So so dry; not moist; not fluffy 2. Green corn needed more cheese and more green chile; too skimpy on the ingredients 3. Masa was gritty Service was excellent. Meat counter staff were very helpful. The gentleman grilling was very friendly and accommodating. Cashiers were friendly and polite. Will be back soon but WILL NOT TOUCH THE TAMALES.

Great little meat market that has a selection of hot foods to include Chicharron which are my…read morehusband's favorite. The store is small but organized and clean. Service is fast and friendly.

This is going to be my go to Carneceria. For the east side of town. They're hot food is amazing…read more They're prepped grilling food is amazing. Everything has been clean each visit and everyone is so kind. The pork chimichangas were my absolute favorite and I was shocked!!! Literally called my mother in the parking lot. I thought they would be good, but I was blown away. Personally, I would like this salsa spicier, but I do know this is a business does cater to other people's needs so I got a side of jalapeños. Would love if they were able to be grilled with my onions so I will be asking next time. Because I will be back soon!

Good selection of Mexican food staples; a little high priced but good selection. They have…read morecarry-out/dine-in, in the rear, too. Found items you won't find in a Trader Joes or Whole Foods on any day! It's a neighborhood shop, and friendly. Some items are good value, and I recommend shopping your usual list for comparison. Overall, I bought more than I thought I would!

The food was cooked fresh in front of us made to order. The refried beans are the dealbreaker for…read moreme and they were awesome. My son had four tacos with carne Asada on two of the tacos and Birria meat on the other two. Very delicious very tasty, highly recommend and $24 lunch for two.

Great chorizo, we have it shipped by a family member to Indiana. People her love it and are asking…read morehow to get some.

Best chorizo in town since Mary's lucky dollar mkt. on So. 10th closed. Haven't been there in a…read morecouple of years, but I'm sure nothings changed.

Holy amazing. I got tortillas, they put the grocery store ones to shame, they're amazing. They had…read moregreat cookies, and good pastries. The tamales were extra delicious.

I'm reviewing this place as a restaurant, not as a market…read more That said, this place really misses the mark. I struggle with places that have the awareness to acquire and serve excellent cuts of beef, but then NOT bother seasoning them. I just don't understand. The meat was juicy, tender and free of grisle. It was great quality meat. But it just had no flavor. And I can't fathom why. I also had the beef Chicharron taco, and the meat was old, overly greasy and burnt. Yuck. I may come back and try a different meat, I think they had Al Pastor. But other than that, I can't recommend this place.

I've been coming here for years, and the quality of their products has always been excellent. The…read moreUgly Steaks--those tender cuts from the sirloin--have been my go-to for a long time. Recently the prices have gone up quite a bit, so I've gone from buying them weekly to more of a monthly treat, but they're still worth it. They offer a wide variety of options, including some unique wild-game choices like kangaroo and gator meat, which you don't see every day. And if you're looking for great sides, definitely pick up the twice-baked potatoes or the stuffed jalapeños--they're incredibly tasty and pair perfectly with just about anything. Overall, it's a great spot with consistently high-quality products and plenty of interesting options to try.

We love this butcher, the Ugly steaks are always amazing and we love their breakfast sausage. The…read moreservice is always on point too. I have bought breakfast sausage from other places and we always come back to Dickman's for the best. The flavor and spices are always just right. Thank you

My co worker decided to buy me lunch today . She bought me a red chili burrito , it was probably…read moreone of the best red chili I've had besides my Nanas . Pure flavor ! The refried beans were delicious too . I'm sold . Authentic food !

My Wife had been here for lunch with one of her co-workers and said that I had to try it. She…read moreloved how cheap it was and said the food was "fantastic" and "cheap!". She must have been at a different place because.......this place felt like a soup kitchen. This was way past "hole in the wall". This was more like "sh*t on the floor". Was the food cheap? Yes. Was the food good? It was OK. I will not return. Next time I am trying to save a buck on Mexican food, I will go to Los Betos. Note: I feel bad about this review. I just have to keep it real.