This is huge really nice food and fruit all my favorite food and fruits favorite tali's

Oh boy, oh boy! I always get the frozen pack of tamales de elote and a nice smoothie from the juicer! When I can, I like to pick up lunch for the family from the mini- restaurant; so many things to choose from! The gorditas you can request either grilled or fried and both are yummy. The chicharron can be ordered either dry or wet (sauce). The crunchy potato tacos are a dream.... especially with their avocado sauce dressing. The candy aisle is extensive, so much variety. It's just that I haven't had a good many of those and it's hard to justify purchasing a whole pack if I just want to try one piece. However, the packs are quite affordable, so if I did purchase a pack and didn't find it to my liking, I wouldn't be upset to leave it with someone else to enjoy instead. The employees seem very nice, I can't communicate very well but they don't seem bothered about that in the least. This is the only Hispanic grocery store in town I like going to, and it's worth the drive!

This grocery store seems a lot bigger than what it seems like from outside. Lots of fresh produce and lots of Mexican canned, jarred, and fresh food available here. They also have items you won't find in typical American grocery stores like yucca and cactus (that is actually fresh). Some produce items tend to also be cheaper than say, Safeway, like tomatoes and cilantro. My only gripe when I shop here during the pandemic was that there is always SO. MUCH. PEOPLE. on the weekends. So if you are trying to avoid large crowds and tight spaces close to strangers--as I think you should!--try to come early as soon as they open or late before they close on weekdays to avoid the crowd. Overall, crowds shouldn't take away from the quality and quantity of what is offered here for the purpose of my review so five stars from me!

While my family enjoyed a complimentary breakfast at our hotel, I stealthily snuck away to get a Buche breakfast burrito from the deli here, because....well, because we're in the Tri-Cities, Gunga Din. It was spectacular. Perfect ratio of eggs/cheese/refried beans, and a very generous amount of the crisped-up pig stomach. It is now seven hours later, and I'm still not hungry. Hail, Supermex. Hail, swine...

Stopped by to get Mexican grocery, specifically tamale wraps that are like parchment papers. They didn't have that and I was a little disappointed. But I hear no one carries that anymore. The wrap papers are so easy to use no need to soak overnight, very soft and precut to tamale shapes. I used to use them long long time ago when I lived in Eastern Oregon closed to Tricities. This store carries a lot of what I don't see in where I live. If you need grocery for Mexican food, this is it! Lots of nice looking fresh cactus, small tomatillos, jicama, etc.. They have a fruit stand inside of the store, maybe juice bar as well? There were people in line waiting for their orders. Popular place!

Great food counter in Mexican grocery store. Lots of options for meats and dishes. I had the carnitas tacos Lots of flavor. Good value and quality.

Love the variety in the store .... and especially the drinks near the front door.. My daughter turned me on to the Mangonada when she was living with us a few years ago ... This year my husband is trying different non-spicy drinks The people are kind and helpful since our Spanish is 'muy poquito' Thank you ... see you there next week . *smile*