Wild Fork is the place for frozen provisions, however that is also the biggest drawback. The…read morelocations are small, but easy to navigate, and prices are clearly marked. They have an extensive collection of harder to find proteins, like say Cornish hens. They also have excellent whole Culver frozen duck, for an outstanding price. Though if you're looking to serve something that day, you might have a small quandary on your hands. The service is minimalistic, but it doesn't have to be more than that, you just place the items in your cart and check out, I have never needed help outside of that so couldn't comment. The fixtures and so forth are pretty utilitarian, but again, it's a depot of frozen meats so it is highly functional. I would however like to see more premium options, like for example Allen Brothers beef products like their Waygu burger patties, or just other bespoke options like Iberico pork. They are also one of the few places that still carries veal cutlets (scaloppine), which I highly recommend as a staple protein which cooks up in just a few minutes, and is relatively affordable. Throw a couple in the freezer, combine with dry pasta, garlic, parsley, pecorino/parmesan, and a good olive oil and you can have a stellar meal with little time or expense.

When you are looking for a cut above the rest, this is where you want to be…read more I love crab fingers, however finding them outside a restaurant can be challenging. I found some in November and when I went back to get more they were sold out and haven't had any more in stock. So when I found they carried them, I made my way here to grab some. Pricey? It can be. However the quality that you are getting makes up for price as well as it being available. If you are looking to try a meat that your local market doesn't carry (think bison, swordfish, etc) or just looking for a nice steak or pack of chicken, the options are diverse so you can let your mind run loose as you walk around looking over the offerings. And the staff are super friendly. From helping you locate something to leaving you alone to roam, the help is there if you need it. Small store that lacks a big punch, stop in and give it a look!

Food, service, quality cuts of meat. Everything was fantastic. I Was looking around, and this…read moredude slapped 2 steaks on the counter, promised I wouldn't be disappointed, so I bought them. ( I wanted to prove him wrong). I think They were "Chuck-eye" I normally eat ribeye, Porterhouse, wagu, occasional NY strip... wth is a chuck eye?... ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! Salt, pepper, and these were "FIRE". Thanks NY butcher shop. I'll be back again.

Great place -I routinely purchase chicken thighs which are very lean and less expensive than other…read moremarkets. We tried the chili weekly meal and it was very good and plenty of food for two people. We have also tried the ziti which was very good as well. I gave not purchased anything else yet but plan to work our way through the menu! Service is always very nice.

I have never stopped in here for their restaurant items, but I am a huge fan of the Meat…read moreselections! I have purchased their marinated fajitas many times and it is such an easy crowd pleaser. Get a few pounds, fire up your grill, throw those bad boys on and be ready to wow your guests. The gentleman who works the meat counter is always friendly and efficient and will stay my go to. It is also super clean which makes me like it even more!

Wow we ate street tacos here and they were delicious! We also bought the meat so good! The only…read moredown part it's more expensive than other meat markets!

Paul in the deli department and Alex in the floral department at Market Street both made my visit…read moreexceptional. Paul was incredibly friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond to make sure I found exactly what I needed in the deli. His positive attitude and attention to detail really stood out. Alex in the floral department was just as wonderful--so kind, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about helping customers. The floral arrangements were beautiful, and Alex took the time to help me choose the perfect one. Both Paul and Alex provided outstanding customer service and made the shopping experience feel warm and personal. Market Street is lucky to have such dedicated team members. Thank you both for going above and beyond!

My first experience with this Texas born and bred outfit was about 15 years ago when they expanded…read moreout of Lubbock and into the metroplex. My relationship has been up and down since then. However, recently with HEB out of San Antonio invading the metroplex,all boats seem to be floating higher due to the competition. I've noticed the Market Street prices have regressed as a result. Also,their stock selection and merchandizing has elevated. This store is no different. When it was in my path and fed my need to stop and grab some 5 o'clock refreshment,I found it fit the bill. Go!

Got myself into a jam. A jalapeno jam. Mmmmm…read more Too bad you can take these jellies on a plane. They should sell them in 3 oz containers. Go sample a few.

I came here awhile ago and perused the various goods they had available. I picked up their bourbon…read morebread, sour dough bread, guacamole, lemon lavender cookie and chicken tamales. The prices range from affordable to expensive. They have a good selection of produce/drinks, frozen and baked goods. All the food/baked goodies I purchased were delicious, especially the chicken tamales and guacamole. The sour dough bread was tasty by itself or as a sandwich. The bourbon bread was dense and flavorful as was the lemon lavender cookie. The parking spaces are limited, however I had no problem getting a parking spot. The cashier was friendly and the atmosphere in the store is inviting

Ok, so I never knew La Azteca was a chain. I've been to the one in Denton and they have some great…read morefajita meat and some cool sweet breads and other bakery items. This place was a smaller version, and within a strip mall. Apparently they are under some renovation because the produce sections was greatly reduced. We were making street tacos for the evening and I was able to get all the veggies and cilantro we needed plus some good corn tortillas. The meat was a little steep in price, but believe me, once it was on the grill...... it didn't matter. Overall their merchandise is in line, pricewise, with what it should be. I will say, that after going to El Rancho right after, you can see the drastic difference in the two Mexican grocery stores. This is more like a mom and pop type run place, while El Rancho is closer in line to the large chains but with the ethnic flair to it. I still plan to patronize both places. This location is a little hard to find if you don't know where along the 35 service road it is. Look for A Better Tattoo right out in front, it's right there in the strip mall.

I liked it, didn't love it…read more Menudo was good with good flavor. The fajita meat and short ribs (from the butcher) were good. I still had to trim a bit of fat but better than usually when I buy it at Kroger or El Rancho.

I went to this location with my husband and babies, at checkout I encountered issues with the self…read morecheckout machine but thankfully Wendy was very knowledgeable and able to assist me as quickly as possible. She was very willing and helpful, I just wish I would've check out with her to begin with instead of the self checkout machine. Thanks to Wendy for her support and enthusiasm and for making my complicated transaction as smooth as possible.

This older Hispanic grocery store has a nice butcher shop selection. This features beef,…read more(marinated and unmarinated) chicken pork. There's also fresh live seafood. Freshly made tortillas, concha's, bolillos, telera, cakes and more.