Food is great in the restaurant but the service at the…read moremarket is. Not becareful when you buy ,none of the products has price or if different at the checkout counter if you question them why! you will get an smartass answer

Overall great food. I work with several Hispanic ladies, and this is our go to restaurant when we…read morebring in lunch to the office. Have yet to have a bad meal here. Everything is 100% fresh, and reasonably priced.

So glad I popped in here. Delicious! This burrito is huge. Definitely a great place for lunread more

Good eating in here. I probably have ate there 3 times and it's always been good. Full authentic…read morefood and grocery store. Prices are reasonable and the food is made to order. The grocery store has fresh foods too. Nice folks here.

this is a mom and pop hispanic grocery located right at the corner of Canton Road and Highway 92…read more It's located in the same shopping center as the restaurant Sempre Fi. There is also a thrift store as well as a Dollar General nearby. The place is tiny but it is packed with very clean, organized and well paid out. I came to buy this cleaner that I'm obsessed with called Pinal that I've only been able to find in hispanic grocery stores...this store has it and it's $1.99 just like what everybody else charges...love that their prices are competitive. They also sell ready to eat meals and is also a butcher shop. The restaurant is connected to the store. I've not had the opportunity to try to restaurant yet but it's on my list. I saw fresh produce and lots of bakery items but I'm not too familiar with the items so I can't comment on them too much....all I can say is the shop owner is very nice and I had a good experience shopping here...wouldn't mind coming back again....p.s. they require $5.00 minimum for credit cards.

This place is what a typical super mercado should be. The place is clean, easy to move around in,…read morestocked full of items, and check-out is fast. I went here because I was craving a concha, and they didn't let me down. They have a whole case full of different pastries and breads that are made fresh everyday, and the best part is that these delicious bites of heaven are only 79 cents! It doesn't get much better than that. They also have a wide selection of grocery items along with a large selection of candy, my weakness! I will definitely be coming back to this place. The only downside was that the store was pretty crowded, but that's probably because it's one of the best super mercados around. Also on side note, English speakers do not fear! In my experience in super mercados, if you speak English to the cashier they usually will speak English back to you if not then like at Publix or Kroger they have a flat screen in front of you that shows you your total so that there isn't any confusion! Check this place out!

Here in little ole Kennesaw, GA you will find THE BEST burritos and street tacos in the back of…read morethis Mexican grocery store at this taco stand. This place is a MUST! My stepson believes the cook is a saint for how good the burritos are. I get the chicken burrito all the way (rice, beans, cheese, grilled veggies, slices of avocado) and the chicken street tacos. The sauces, green mild and the red spicy, are amazing too!! They are also a must have! The taco stand may have odd hours but he is definitely there on the weekends! It's worth it! Please go to this place and support this small taco stand!

Yay! Support your local businesses, especially the yummy ones like this!!!…read more Found these tamales last season at Piedmont Park Green Market. The owners are super nice, and the tamales are good. They've got a nice assortment, including several veggie options (corn and poblano rocks, mate!), beef and chicken; they've expanded their menu beyond just basics with crawfish etoufee and chicken mole. Have a sample...you'll want to take some home. Mine never makes it to the car unless I get several. They've gotten so popular, they've had to double, if not triple their Saturday supply, and they sell out way before closing. The owner tells me you pesky Type A's are waiting for them to arrive as early at 7:30am. Play nice, pre-order and nobody gets hurt. Seriously, can't we all have a tamale, and get along?! When will the food truck hit the streets? We're hungry and waiting...

Had these at the Tech game & they are phenomenal. I am from Texas so I know a good tamale & these…read moreare the best I've found here in Georgia. I had chicken, cheese, jalapeno & can't wait to order more.

Uploading this picture of the Al pastor tacos because they're delicious! This place has well…read moreseasoned tacos with the proper amount of onion and cilantro :). Their green and red salsas are fresh and good, red is a little spicier. All I'd ask is that you work on your veggie tacos -- a vegetarian option at a Mexican restaurant should always have beans and a little rice in the taco. Veggie tacos need the beans for protein too! The store has some fun shopping including good energy drinks and my favorite paleta de chicle (bubble gum ice cream bar). Thank you for your kind service and for always including limes, we will keep coming here!

BEST menudo I have had since I have been in GA!! Exact flavors from home (NM). Service was fast and…read morefelt warm. Ambiance felt like home. What sealed the deal for me was the smell of chili roasting in the back. Attention my folks from NM, this is the place!! Next I gotta try the tamales! To be continued...

Fantastic food! Very welcoming and quick service! Everything on their menu tastes delicious! Our…read morenew favorite spot!

Just ate here for the third time, and thoroughly enjoyed it! It's a simple Hispanic…read moretaqueria/grocery store with delicious tacos(restaurant reviewed only) Number one best thing here is the food, which easily overcomes the dilapidated decor. I had the steak and pastor tacos. They were filling and very tasty(two corn tortillas, onions, cilantro, and the meat) and come with two salsas that make for a very modest price tag of 1.49 per taco that is much more nutritious than Tex-Mex. I now cry a little thinking about all the more expensive, fat-filled "steak" tacos I've had at Taco Bell. I also had some tasty fried tilapia(be warned, whole fish!) and my friend, the burrito. If you're used to fountain drinks, you won't find them here. But they do have a very wide variety of Jarritos(sp?) fruit drinks and Coke. I personally recommend the non-alcoholic Sangria. Decor-wise, I read a blog that quoted an adage, the worse a place looks, the better the food. This is true here. The sit-down restaurant part is very small and both the inside and out look clean, but bare-bones; if you repainted your concrete basement 8 years ago and put a tv, some tables, and some chairs, it'd be identical. There are definitely nicer looking taquerias, but that said, the taste isn't as good. While one location had 20 cent cheaper tacos, they were smaller. These were much better prepared. Additionally, the kitchen looked very clean from what I saw. With pricing, you're looking at paying 5.99-7.99+ for dinner meals. If you're looking for cheaper, you can buy 3 tacos for 4.50 total and be filled. 1.50 for most if not all drinks. The exciting part, the service is good and quick. If you go during low-peak hours, you may be the only customer there briefly, they can take your order immediately. One note: I purposely spoke in rough conversational Spanish and they spoke Spanish back(instead of not letting me practice like some places do). That said, I don't know if all the servers speak English or not. Don't be worried though, the menus have both languages and your server will understand fine anything uncomplicated for sure. All in all, Rancho Alegre, while looks aren't impressive, has the best authentic Mexican food I've had in town(I'm on a quest to try them all!), it's value-for-dollar is really good, and I'm very appreciative of the friendly staff and willingness to speak Spanish with my poor attempts. If you're craving authentic Mexican food, give it a shot! *it might be a little hard to locate. Basically it's right across the street from the Churches and Little Caesars off Tennessee Street.