Los Cuates Supermercado

Visited there yesterday to see what all the fuss was about -- it's a joint taqueria to the left of the market. Taqueria: The taqueria area is very clean and ready to serve people. The Market: It has a wide array of authentic Mexican foods and options, and is neatly organized. I was initially excited to go buy produce there, but the market was a little dirty, and some of the products seemed out-of-date / maybe expired/old, which detracted from the overall experience. The produce section is fine, though. The smell coming from the meat counter smelled like the meat wasn't very fresh. It seems like not as much attention is put on the market - I was kind of disappointed, because the pictures looked so great. I would recommend this place to clean up to improve their business-- it has so much potential, given that it is next to an eatery! Some of the price tags are also missing on their products - for example, I had to ask a staff member how much their freshly made salsas cost. There were 2 staff that were very attentive - one could probably tell I wasn't Latino so they tried to orient me and ask if I needed any help, in English. Then another staff member who came out of nowhere and started posturing about the "best" place / trying to sell me on some stuff, which was annoying at first as a shopper, because I could tell even they didn't really believe in it, but I tried to turn it around to a light and fun conversation, and we had a good exchange - they recommended me their favorite options in the taqueria and other places. I would recommend that they not harass shoppers so much in the future, however. They don't seem very short-staffed. They seem great at marketing and their unique value - differentiator from other Mexican/Latino-owned markets in town is that they are next to a taqueria -- if they can somehow keep leveraging this, and keep the place clean, clearing out old-outdated-expired products and featuring good, authentic high-vibrational ones, they are bound to have success!

The tacos hit super good, the asada fries… they don’t hold back on their portions and it’s perfect! Meat isn’t dry, tortillas are soft and they got horchata!!!

Not my favorite burrito place in town, but this time, it was really good. I had the shrimp burrito, and it was really tasty. The staff was nice and on top of it. My only issue was the loud music. I like music but not when it's so loud that you can't hear the conversations... Luckily, we had our order to go, so we didn't have to put up with the loud music for long...

Incredible food every time! The California Burrito (asada) is my favorite. They are open 24-hours too.

This place is really good! I typically get the pastor fries. Decently priced and they are usually pretty quick about getting orders out. I love they butcher their own meat so if you want / need meat that's already prepared or ready to season and cook, they have that too. Not to mention it also a market (Separate entrance) and that's were the butchers counter is located. The have a good selection of your Mexican food favorites and a bit more! Check them out and you won't be disappointed!