I have been in the hunt for a great Hispanic grocery store and can't say I've found one yet. I…read moredecided to give this a try since there weren't any recent reviews and unfortunately I wasn't impressed. It was awesome that they had all the spices I grew up with and to see the bowls and jars and cups I would see on my trips to Tijuana, Mexico. The prices are pretty high for your typical queso fresco or Mexican sour cream. They do have pretty cool options for frozen meals as I saw empanadas and pupusas that were frozen. The meat section did not look appetizing and produce was looking a bit rough. I would say if you want to try Hispanic medicines then this is your spot. Such as Vicks or Beoncolin or honestly there are so many products that you'll find what you need. It is a very small space and noticed they opened a bakery/ restaurant next door. It smelled delicious just wish they had more options for bread.

I bought a churro and a sweet cream croissant-style pastry. Both were so good, I've been thinking…read moreof driving up there today to buy more. The churro was sliced length-wise and a filling added, making it delightfully gooey. The sweet cream croissant thingy had some crisp to it. It was more of the standard bready inside. It was some serious stuff. Please don't let the tame exterior or locaiton of this place cause you to overlook it! They also have a restaurant that looks promising. I'll edit this review after I try it.

I come here on a weekly basis. Really like the deals that are available and the hot bar selection…read more Staff are always around to offer help or guidance. Love supporting local coops

I participated in a virtual Nourush 201 Summer Series cooking class 'Black Bean Burgers' with Chef…read moreJess Delicious Toliver through Seward Community Co-op Nourish 101 program. The class was excellent. Very fun and educational. They provided the list of ingredients, equipment and recipe in advance so you could be prepared and prep in advance and cook along at the same pace as the chef and enjoy dinner afterwards. We mashed the beans (or you could use a food processor). And chopped the veggies. (chef used fresh, I sautéed mine first I just don't care for onion or raw garlic). Add spices (cumin, Hot paprika, pepper, salt, and sauce. We eat an egg ( or you can make Chia seed egg) and you could add breadcrumbs. We then mixed with our hands and formed patties. One can of black beans makes four burgers. As we cooked, host Lasked questions and also relayed our questions from the chat. Chef Jess provided her background and how she got into the cooking and being a personal chef now and trying to make healthy meals and promote wellness through food. She gave lots of suggestions on various summer meals and a variety of veggie burger combinations. And showed us how to chop the vegetables and provided the knife she prefers. She gave us tips on photographing food from above not the side (Check out my cool hands in the air photos) Made mine with black beans, poblano, peppers, carrots. onions, egg and buffalo sauce. (I sautéd the veggies with garlic and herbs) we baked the burgers in oven. Chef Jess used Sriracha. But she gave us lots of suggestions in how to make it your own. she gave alternates if you wanted to make it vegan or gluten-free or dairy free etc. (I am pescatarian). As far as assembling the burgers. I fried two eggs. And sliced an avocado, tomato and some radishes Topped with the buffalo sauce (use sour cream instead of mayo), avocados, radish, and tomato and served on mixed greens. You don't need no stinking bread. Yum. They turned out so good. And so filling. I'll be making again. Next time with garbanzo beans. Thank you Chef Jess! And thank you seaward community co-op /Lawson for hosting.

Such an incredible concept for a grocery store! It's a non profit, that volunteers can work for a…read morefewhours a month and get a 20%+ discount on their groceries. The volunteers and especially Steven and Kahn were so incredibly friendly and clearly cares about the environment, each other, the customers and giving back to the community! They have a great selection and support local businesses. They even have free community events with dinners and live music. Such a wonderful place and they even carry some products that I usually can't find and normally make special trips for. I'm happily going to start becoming a regular for so many reasons. I have never seen a place like this that truly helps the community. Highly recommend stopping in and supporting local!

Awesome little grocery store!…read more I enjoy shopping here every day, and volunteering! Good Grocer is always looking for more volunteers & they offers volunteers a 20% discount!!

A family run business and you can see that they go above and beyond with customer service. It is…read moreyour typical neighborhood corner store/market with basic groceries, some produce and fruit, but with one caveat that they make killer hot food right there in the back of the store. Anytime that I am in the neighborhood, or anywhere within a 10-15 minute radius, I make a point to stop here to grab food from their kitchen. The food is always plentiful and extremely delicious no matter what you get. My personal favorite is the 'chicken rice' but they have burgers, fries, gyros, kabobs etc. You will be surprised how amazing the food actually tastes. Only thing I wish about them is that their kitchen would be open on the weekends also, but I guess that's understandable since as I mentioned above, it's a small family run business.

I've never been here. I am aware that the owner is a good person who gives back to the community…read more We need more people coming here. Amazing food apparently.

Amazing selection of Latino/Mexican fresh ingredients, herbs, cheeses, mango, papaya, butcher shop,…read morefish monger, shelf-stable ingredients, bakery goods - including Tres Leches - and delicious deli and hot foods area with yummy street tacos. Everything you need.

Went with family to LomaBonita Supermarket and we were pleasantly surprised with how big the market…read moreis! They have just about everything, your typical grocery at any Mexican market along with a carnicería where you can take home all kinds of raw meats, Pasteleria and Panaderia for cakes and pastries, and a restaurant section for tacos and other hot foods. They also have a section for desserts like ice cream, elote and aguas frescas. You can even buy piñatas and dish ware. People were nice and the food was great! I will definitely comeback with friends as this is a nice spot to grab some food and pick up some groceries and snacks.

Grand opening was today (3/12/26)! It's a very nice Coborn's…read morestore! Has the Buttered Tin restaurant and The Global Table restaurant in there (Has Basta Pasta, Abuela's Mexican Kitchen and Brothers Burgers ) and also Penny House Parlor (has ice cream, dirty sodas and popcorn!) Had great customer service and very nice employees! Love the ambiance in here Also has a wine and spirits liquor store and also has indoor and outdoor seating with a stage and playground. You should go check it out when you are in Plymouth!

Beautiful brand new grocery store that just opened last month, I was so excited because I grew up…read moreloving Coborn's!! The cafe area features some great local eats and honestly feels like a mini food hall! I saw tons of pics from others and had to come give it a try. That said, we came around 6pm and were surprised at how much things felt like they were already winding down. The Buttered Tin appeared to be closing, the Penny Horse Parlour was completely empty, and it was honestly hard to tell what was still open so a little bit confusing for first-timers. I imagine it's busier during the lunch rush maybe! We were able to get a key lime bar right before buttered tin closed and it was amazing! Just like their other locations, tasted exactly the same, just as tart and delicious. For my meal, I ended up getting a cheeseburger and my husband got a vegetarian taco bowl. My cheeseburger was delicious, super moist with perfectly melted cheese. The hand cut fries were also super good, crispy and perfectly salted. My burger meal didn't come with a drink so I'd say roughly the same as a sit down restaurant.

Hopkins Halal is a hidden treasure! Super friendly staff combined with delicious food to make this…read morea must-stop venue for any adventurous foodie. Massive portions of healthy, delicious, fresh ingredients, for a good price: win win win!

Yay! This is exactly the kind of restaurant / food store our area needed! We ordered a dine-in meal…read moreand also bought some groceries. Among other things, they have really good-looking rice, spices, dates, tea and coffee, and biscuits. For our meal, I had the shakshouka with malawah (Somali-style pancakes) and my husband had the Buskati with rice. Both meals came with really yummy sauces, and we were pleasantly surprised that my husband's meal included a juice (there's a choice of mango, Vimto, and guava juice). The in-store dining is casual: bar stools and a counter looking out onto the street. Fine by us --sometimes quick and easy is just what you need, especially when you're catching a movie, are on your lunch break, or are running errands. Now to what matters most: the food. Delicious!! My malawah were so good that we ordered another four to go. They're basically like crepes -- delicate, flavorful, and slightly sweetened. The kind of treat I'd say yes to any day. My husband really liked his beef, which looked like a pretty fresh, lean cut and appeared to have some kind of spice rub on it. His rice was amazing; spiced with cardamom, I think. We also got a bag of mixed homemade cookies. The one we tried before even leaving the place was like a shortbread with coconut in it. I often have to go across town to get the spices and dates I like, so I'm so glad this place is just around the corner. We'll definitely be back for dinner too, especially since the manager was all smiles. What a great addition to Hopkins!

I really love this grocery store. They have a range of deli and grocery items, such as tamales,…read morechicharrones, taquitos, etc. They also have a nice bakery section and great selection of groceries. I tried my hand at making tamales and they had all the ingredients at a reasonable price. In addition, there's a restaurant with a variety of delicious options. The service is always friendly and it's a fun store to walk around.

I feel like there could be more of a selection for breads here but over all o think it was okay. I…read morewasn't necessarily sure what were the guidelines to be able to get the bread you want as it was pretty empty and couldn't find a worker. The breads we got were good but for the location and how far it is I don't think I'd be coming back. Parking is also a bit tricky because it tends to be filled up because of other businesses.