We were in need of meat for a little homemade hibachi night, and Bay Area seemed like the spot. And…read moreit was. This is exactly the sort of butcher shop everyone needs. It's a rustic, casual little place but they've got everything you want: all kinds of steaks, chops, roasts, chicken, sausages, and more. Best of all, if you're too lazy to do it yourself, they're smoking their own meat for lunch right next door. I'm heartbroken that I'm just finding out about this now...I could've been eating brisket and ribs every time we shopped around here. They've also got smoked turkey, smoked sausages, boudin, and all kinds of goodies by the counter for you to grab. I'll be back for more steaks and chicken to grill, and pulled pork sandwiches to stuff into my face. Their business is meat, and they know their business.

If you're looking for great bbq at more-than-fair prices, this is the place. It's off the main…read moreroads and is mostly frequented by locals. The adjoining meat market has a huge selection of choices, but all at premium prices.

Great service! Friendly and welcoming!…read more I was surprised with prices on spices and condiments!! They are great and there's so much to add that great flavor to your dishes !! Defined recommend it here!! Try the homemade deserts at the register!!! So much to choose from!!! I'm telling you, you want to take everything home!! The ambiance as chill, attentive and relaxed!! We bought several spices and condiments to make desserts at home!! I'm Mexican and I love all types of foods

What is it with foreign food owners that notice non-natives visiting their store; why do they act…read moreso surprised or seem so afraid?! They stare at you like a deer in headlights; mouth wide open, eyes bucked out of the socket, looking more uncomfortable than a baby tasting a lemon for the first time. Thank goodness there were natives in the store, not that it helped ease me. Though, they left quick and scurried across the store without even having contact with us. The male owner was helpful, but acted as if I was a lot younger than my age and treated me like I was ignorant. I couldn't find the sweet Indian snack, but I did find something a lot better. Lots of Indian snacks, sweets, ingredients, frozen foods, teas, and even fresh produce. The prices seemed pricey, not so much reasonable. No expired goods. I can't say I'll be back to this store as Hwy 3 is known for having lots of Indian grocery.

Farmer's Fresh Meat market and Soul food is smack dab in the middle of the Sunnyside neighborhood…read moreof Htown! This is not a bad thing by no means, but it is not for the "faint of heart" so to speak! It IS a hood spot, no question about it! At any rate, the meat selection is fresh , it smells great with all the fresh lunch meats and sausages like a typical meat market does and the selection of cooked food behind the counter is brimming with all sorts of delectable items with everything from pig feet, spare ribs, fried chicken, baked chicken, turkey necks, yams, green beans, mac and cheese , cabbage, you name it, they got it!! I got an oxtail plate and yall it is heaped onto your container, everything is to go by the way.. So they skimp on nothing, portions are large.. !! My only real complaint would be that the oxtails , although good in taste and flavor, were under seasoned and were not "falling off the bone" tender. My batch was a bit chewy, so thus the four stars. But service was great..

Great meat market and friendly faces. Came in to order a meat pack and had some great conversation…read morewith the workers and shoppers. All meat is fresh and made to cut. Will definitely be going back! Mack was an excellent help! Happy Yelping

Locals Kitchen + Market is very American indeed. The interior feels like an indoor Farmers' Market…read more They craft their dishes, from their kitchen straight to your table. They also sell their own vinegar, salts, oil and snacks and some odd "trinkets". Minor downside for French fry fanatics, Locals Kitchen + Market doesn't serve them, but their tater tots are amazing. There's burgers, sandwiches, pasta, salad, baked potatoes, Tex-Mex and Street tacos. It's spacious inside, but not ideal for large gatherings. Prices are affordable, and the staff are kind and accommodating. I'd recommend this restaurant to everyone I know.

October 15, 2025…read more Michael (mgr) at front counter helped me, very knowledgeable and very friendly. I got some Momofuku chili crunch,"hot honey" flavor. I got some Stamey's candied jalepenos out of North Carolina. They're menu is quite extensive. Lots to pick from as photos here on Yelp show. I got a chicken salad sandwich [to go] it was tasty. I still like Jason's deli better! *sorry* Really liked the bread Got a brownie... yummy. They sell wine, chips, Texas teeshirts, different popcorn flavors, nuts...etc They have a lot of different flavored oils and vinegar that you can taste with a tiny piece of bread

The store has everything including a all drink area. But I prefer Juicing because it has a lot of…read morehealth benefits.

I walked in and felt as if through the front door I was magically transported to some awesome…read moremarket or grocery store in a Spanish speaking country. I like it! I lived in Ecuador down in South America for some time years ago doing some volunteer work over there. I also travel to Mex every chance I get..... before the covid times. So I do very much have a fondness for establishments that remind me of places I've visited in other countries. I don't have some kind of specific product or anything like that to highlight. I just overall liked the experience of being at Mi Tienda. Has a great vibe to it in my opinion. I'll be back at some point to hang around here and see what interesting food finds I can pick up. I just remembered they did have and awesome deal on T-bone steak. $3 a pound. Picked up a few pounds of that. That I do remember. I really enjoyed being at this grocery store.

Best place for breakfast tacos. The carne guisada is on point. You don't have to be fluent in…read morespanish but it doesn't hurt.

Love the food here. Very authentic and delicious, although I recommend going earlier in the day…read more I have been going here for years and have never had a racist experience in the least. You have to go up to the counter and speak up, that's all. They don't ask you they just wait for you to say something. I don't speak spanish and I don't look in the least bit Mexican/Latin origin and have never suffered quality of service or food because of it. Just point to what you want. The most complicated question I get is flour or corn tortillas in spanish, and I just respond in english, no big deal. The menudo here is the bomb.

(I think this entry has the wrong house numbering, but the street is correct - 3902 S Shaver St.)…read more I always like to shop for produce and some Mexican groceries at this "chain" of markets found all around Houston. And while I had barely 15 minutes to spend here before going back to work, I figured I'd try to squeeze in some tacos. First of all, you know it's an authentic Mexican taqueria when each taco is built from TWO corn tortillas, as well as when there is a salsa and condiment bar next to the scale. At $2.19, the tacos are a pretty reasonable price with that in mind, and fortunately also with the quality in mind, as the lengua and barbacoa are meltingly tender and converted me to a tongue aficionado, even if my predominant use of English along with my fundamental Spanish knowledge seemed as if it earned me all the tender, meaty pieces of the tongue rather than the flappy white ends that might very well be more "authentic." As long as it tastes good, I don't really mind. One might be concerned when the tacos are wrapped up in foil and then in a bag, to be paid for at the front register along with groceries (as I also bought a bargain wheel of La Vaquita Queso Fresco for some impending chilaquiles), but they stayed together perfectly fine and didn't leak anywhere. The tables are nothing particularly fancy but, at a taco market, never need to be. The interior is basically a supermarket but much smaller, with plenty of meat selections at the butcher shop that seems to give this place its subtitled name. There is even house-made Salvadoran curtido alongside the bevy of salsas, but unfortunately this batch was on its last legs, to expire within five more days, and looked it too - and thus I wouldn't even dare purchase it. I will be around this area a couple of times a month for work and would absolutely return here for lunch break to try a variety of tasty tacos! Not Yet French says "Une vraie taqueria mexicaine ! Cinq étoiles !"

They are ok with everything else but the taqueria serve you so little for a price of a restaurant…read morereally little portions of rice and beans like come on that's cheap to make and you have to mesure that like ok this is the first time and last one I eat here.

Great food and my go to for Barbacoa on Saturday morning. One stop shop getting everything for…read moredinner or barbecue. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Seems like Everyone hates their job in there. It took forever to get service and they knew I was…read morethere carrying my heavy son on my hips since he had no shoes on. Finally someone asked for my order. Three stars because the meat was. Not friendly, made me wonder if everyone got in trouble that day. Edit: I have been there before for stuffed peppers (cheese). They are really good and only $7 for the plate. They close the kitchen too early (early for my schedule at least ).