Wished they stayed open longer. Always fresh and good quality options. Until next year.read more

Always good produce and super friendly staff. There produce is in season sweet and juicy. They also…read morelet you sample before you decide to buy the product.

Last trip produce lasted 10 days Farmers market style bins…read moreHave to be more thorough as some things great and others about go Asparagus, zucchini x3, cucumber, 2 tomatoes Cherry tomatoes. Strawberries, raspberries Broccolini x3, spinach, romaine , 3 bell peppers (red and 1 green) And a bottle Teriyaki sauce PRICE $13.88

This is what a liquidation store should be. There used to be a number of different types like this…read moreand they were always my favorite, this is no exception. Start off for saying that the produce is absolutely amazing at a really really good price. Once you head inside it's a treasure hunt. Sometimes they have what you need and sometimes they don't. I've seen other reviews on this we'll talk about expiration dates, which I think of as a suggestion. There's no way that a box of stuffing mix or other dried good is going to be expired by the time that that date rolls around. But if you're somebody who really pays attention to that you probably should look at the dates before you purchase, for me doesn't matter I'm buying getting a good deals and I'm very happy with this location

I've gone to the Chef's store off Tacoma Mall Blvd for years and was so stoked to see there was a…read morenewly opened store closer to my new home. They're right next to the Ace Hardware off 112th and Pacific. I went last weekend and loved that they chose a location with a big parking lot -the parking at the other location is terrible. Same great prices and products. I shop around -Costco, Winco, Fred Meyer, Safeway, farmers markets and butcher shops - to get whatever I need at the best price. There are things here that you can't get anywhere else. Competitive prices on certain products and a little lower or higher on others. You just have to do your due diligence. Shop around! Plan your trips! Again, my first time at this location. The store was clean and the customer service was great. My cashier was a total sweetheart. I'm super excited about this new location and will continue to go back until we move out of the area.

It's a easy location to get to right off of 512 or 112 if your local they have a lot of items here…read moreI do think they need more help at the front but overall my experience

I popped in here for a snack. Had 45 min to kill. I had the 2 Quesabarrias and a cold drink. I was…read moregoing to have coconut water but the cashier mention the Soursop with fruit. So why not!! I loved it!! It was just a little sweet for my food. Yumm. This should get me thru the afternoon. They have a small seating area inside here. It's a market, fresh fish and meats in the counter. I was tempted to get some citrus marinaded chicken. But I think I'll comeback when I'm ready to cook it. Lots of goodies plus food togo. Folks walking in and out of store. Quite a busy little Mercado.

Amazing food court in the back, lots of good international selection. Worth a stop if your in the…read morearea for a lunch, shop, or even desert

This is a great little store. I come here for the fresh tamales and pico. They have a deli area,…read moreMexican pastries, fresh fruits and veggies, and then a general store.

Best tamales and chicharonnes! Cheese and jalapeño ones are my fav. Go early cause they sell out…read morequick! Staff is very nice and personable.

Their food reminds me of weekends BBQ with all my family when I was little. It is comfort food. The…read morestaff are very friendly helpful and it just reminds me of being home.

Dirty, dingy shop with expired canned goods on the shelves, wilted produce on display and a…read morepregnant chick working the joint with a straight attitude. Came in here to get a stew pot for pozole - and nope, they don't sell such a thing, nor did they sell tamale steamers, Jamaica flowers, varieties of fresh chiles, or molcajetes. Come here if you need 20-lb bags of masa, rice, dry bulk beans or dried chiles (that look like they will turn to dust the minute you pick up a package!) The day I went, they weren't cooking, so this place didn't even give me a chance to change my mind with some bomb.com in my mouth...bleh Maybe it was an off day, but you only get one chance to make a great impression.

What a treasure! The berries aren't ready, but I will definitely be going back in a few weeks. The…read moreline of car/houses can be worrisome, but we experienced no problems. I recommend this for a fun outing alone or with kids.

I was very disapointed going here. As someone who professionally pruned for a while, they seem…read moreseverely neglected. Some looked like they had died from underwatering, underpruning, or fire. Smallest berries I've ever seen (even for smaller varieties) and we went mid season+ many were fermenting on the plant. Super high bushes and hard to pick, which is a nitpick but some of us are disabled or have musculosckeletal disorders and cant reach easily into the bushes. If you do go, bring a bucket and ladder.... you can also add a harness to the bucket to make it easier to pick, but I still don't recommend going if you can afford to visit a farm upick or grow your own. Just as an fyi to people going there, if you do go, please be aware there are thorns in some places. Lastly, I do appreciate that these are free, but I would also love to see them taken care of better... it is great if you really can't afford berries, but I wish it would be better taken care of, it is really sad to see them in such a neglected, and I probably won't be back because it depressed me and I feel sad for the plants. Its also time expensive, since the berries are so small and there are so few ripe berries even mid season, so if you're simply trying to cut costs in general, I don't think this would be the solution. If you just want to spend time with someone and the state of the blueberry bushes don't bother you, then this may be something you'd enjoy. I still don't recommend for my own personal dispute with how the bushes are taken care of, at least for now. For context, I believe we went in either 2024 or 2025. Thank you for reading.