I was looking for fresh fush since I moved to Richmond. I love the variety they have. The cleaning…read moreprocess is hassle free too. This is my go to place to get my fish from now on

Omg!! I never thought I'd get excited about a grocery store! This market has so much to offer and…read moreitems are reasonably priced! I love to cook "exotic" dishes, and I could find all of ingredients here. The aisles are labeled so things are easy to find. There's plenty of staff to help you as well. They even have a restaurant type place inside. We took a look at the menu, and it seemed like they offer lots. It smelled delicious! The fruit selection was so huge and was fresh. I browsed each aisle so I'd know what to get on my next visit. I can't wait to go back!

Great market with a bit of everything for everyone available! They have so many fresh fruits and…read morevegetables available. I stumbled upon this place because I was on the hunt for quinep or mamoncillos. Being from Florida we typically have individuals selling them on the street in the summer months but I gave up hope being able to find them here in VA. Lo and Behold, Campo Market came to the rescue with an amazing supply of them! Along with delicious looking mangos and others varieties of fruit. The cashier was very kind and helped me source what I was looking for and bagged them up nicely. I will say the store is a bit cramped but that is just because the shelves are full with all of the things. I can not imagine a scenario where you would walk out of this market empty handed. This place is really a gem, if you're into exotic fruit or you're like me and looking for something somewhat niche that you grew up with this may be the spot to check out!

Please call ahead to verify hours, as they are unpublished…read more This place is a dream for me! They have so many things I couldn't previously find elsewhere, plus really great prices! The service is always friendly and helpful. Everyone is very welcoming and enthusiastic about what they have to offer. It's very clean and neat with no odd doors emanating from the butcher counter. Before I get any further into my review, if you're Dominican, Puerto Rican, or Honduran, just come! They have so much hard to find stuff there. Dominicans - It's a Dominican-owned market modeled after a typical colmado, so just come! What you need is there. Ask if you don't see it. Haitians - Everything is there. Everything! Whatever you need, you'll find it, even bulk cloves. Puerto Ricans - They have recao and Puerto Rican coffee, plus the obvious guineo verde, plátanos, yuca, name, etc Hondurans - They actually sell the peppercorns and cumin seed packets to grind fresh. Seriously?! They even have cacao, like the beans, bagged, fresh. Crazy! Like $7 for a ziplock bag Mexicans, you have not been forgotten. All of your dried peppers are available in bulk, but actually in covered containers, so that's a plus! Even bulk chiltepin. Don't miss the dollar bags because they often have Roma tomatoes. You can make all the different tomato-based salsas you can think of. Americans - Great prices for meat, both fresh options and prepared with delicious seasoning and ready-to-cook. Huge bell peppers for just $0.89. Good prices for spices and rice. Much better prices for oxtail and chicken than the supermarket. Best prices for red onion. Garlic with massive cloves, yum, yum! Better price than the store for the size. Cubans and other Latin Caribbeans - Best price for masitas de cerdo - yay! This one is for everyone--You'll find amazing teas available with blends for everything ranging from respiratory troubles to digestive issues, to immunity, and sleep. The blends are excellent, and the price is comparable to the supermarket, but better blends. You'll find linden, lavender, passiflower, valerian, turmeric, elderflower, etc. all the good stuff! For fruit, best price for watermelons because the size is bigger, and the price is already good People, let's support our smaller local markets! We need them, and they need us! Don't let the big markets stomp out our local color! Dollar bags are amazing! Kroger has nothing on what you get for a dollar in the markdown section. If you're smart in your planning and storage, not a reason at all for any of it to go bad before you finish it all. It's a big produce bag, nowhere near the more or less quart size quantity found at Kroger. Come by, grab your groceries, and even grab a bite of house made meats cooked over wood fire for lunch and dinner. It all smells absolutely amazing! I've heard there's a mix of everything, and the owner is a trained chef. Last I heard was some pineapple fajita meat. Yummy!! For those who drink, they have alcohol for purchase as well. Great spot to actually do the bulk of your regular groceries.

Taco stop #3…read more Located almost across the street from Taqueria Panchito & certainly walking distance to one of Richmond's fav strip joint is Latinos Unidos. Please note, when u pull into the strip, if your looking for the restaurant, its @ the far left of center... the big place @ right is only a bodega. As typical of all taco stops reviewed thus far... the staff are very welcoming & seems to have 1 person on staff who speaks very good English. Tacos are very good looking, with white corn tortillas. Fixings that come with are a good Verde salsa & a Pico de galo. The beef is seasoned/ marinated nicely & not too greasy. The meat is then mixed with roasted to perfection sweet onion... & mind you I really loath onions other than as seasoning ... for most I'm sure these onions will really make the taco The menu, like the joint down the street, is extensive & has lots of things I'm sure to try at some other point... but for now... you guessed it, its gonna be Carne Asada tacos (beef strips). This place is a bit different than others I've visited in that it appears to possibly have a bar/late night crowd. Complete with flat screens hanging from angle iron strips (I guess they didn't know there is such thing as a TV mount), a projection video system & live sound PA... I'm sure this is as close as RVA is getting to a seedy Mexican Canteena. Loaded with pictures of the dishes & drink options, you might 1st think you wandered into a Chinese food joint but I can assure you their skin is brown. So as for the taco scale, gotta say, this place is close to the top but with only checking out 3 dumps thus far... I'm still reserving opinion. The only thing I'll give you is they are much better tasting (based on 1 visit) than Taqueria Panchito across the street... The fact you don't have to cross 6 lanes of dangerous traffic to get the the strip joint also adds a point to the score.

They are really sweet here and it's a nice spot to pick up fresh mango or African and Latinx…read moreproducts. 7 day candles are pretty affordable here compared to other spots in Richmond. I didn't see a large amount of herbs though.

If I could give this location zero stars I would. Cashiers…read moreare super unfriendly. They should really learn a thing or two about customer service!

Since leaving Durham last year, I feared I would never find a taco as good as Chubby's Tacos…read more Well, Yelpers, I am happy to report finding this place. This is a great little market with a great selection of all things Latin at incredible prices (particularly the spices). But this place has a something extra to offer with their small lunch counter in the back. On this trip in, DH and I ordered a bunch of the al pastor tacos (priced at $2 each). They were served up in soft corn tortillas and dressed with chopped onion and cilantro (just like they should be). Their salsa verde comes on the side. You may want to do to the finger test before pouring it over your taco as it is pretty hot and spicy. But it complemented the flavors of the al pastor tacos beautifully. Washed down with a bottled limeade, it made for a great little lunch.

Great small Mexican market, good variety, the service is friendly and they have pretty fair prices…read more I love their tortillas.

If you follow my posts at all, you know that I love to eat at restaurants. I also love to cook some…read moreof the meals that I eat at the restaurants at home. To do that, you often need to go to specialized markets. Oaxaca is sort of one of those. It's a cross between a bodega and a Latin market that is talked in a nondescript side street in the fan of Richmond. The owners are wonderful people who will take the time to show you the different products that they have an answer your questions. It is not the largest Latin market I've ever been to, but it had a lot of really good stuff including many of the hard to find spices and dried peppers that go with Latin food. Any chance that we have to support local businesses, we should do so going to this market is a good choice if you live in the Richmond area.

If you're looking for the real deal in Latin supermercados, this is as good as we've seen in…read moreRichmond. The clientele is largely (ok, with the exception of me, entirely) latin. Upon entering, you'll see shirts, CDs and other items, don't let it fool you, as the food is yet to come. Entering the second zone you will find the cheeses, meats and fruits. The ripe plantains are excellent for making maduros! The yucca root's are by far the best we've bought anywhere in recent memory. My wife loved the chorizo she purchased there and they have a good selection of Latin cheeses. The third area is where you'll find all of the packaged items, but it also has a little fresh empanada case and in the back a small deli. It is also the only place anywhere that we've lived in the US where they sell both the yellow and white harina used for making arepas (a venezuelan/columbian sandwich like dish), as well as the meal for making pupusas. The pricing for most all items is exceedingly reasonable, given the size of the store! So as someone used to say, the wrapping is not what's important, it's whats on the inside that counts, and for sure what's on the inside of Mi Rincon Latino is perfect for those wishing to cook Latin cuisine.

Fresh food. Kinda staff. Very large selection of meats and produce. Food is fairly priced- some…read moreitems are a little on the high side compared to other locations. But they have almost everything you'll need all in one stop.

so gross, got a filet to make for andate and itbwas one month past expiration. I opened it and was…read morehorrified.

Just updating my review to say their to-go salads are quite yummy. I needed a quick dinner option…read moreand to grab some wine before heading over to a friend's for a board game night. I really loved the chicken salad and enjoyed the Israeli cous cous salad. They also have a lot of seating near the front if you want to eat one of their premade meals there. This is an upscale grocery store, so do know that the prices are quite high. However, you are getting quality and a lot of local products which is really nice. I normally come for their natural and organic wines. They have a nice under $15 section. Their Ellwood Thompson labels by the wines are also super helpful for me. I tried an orange wine I normally wouldn't have because one of their notes. This is my go to quick stop for wines.

We stop by here to get something yummy for heading to a park. Like Maymont or Forest Hill. They are…read morea place that you can buy a lot of organic foods, herbs, and essential oils and such. They also have an amazing food counter with healthy options and a place to sit and enjoy your meal. They have a private meeting room for classes and such they also have a wonderful healthy smoothie section.