My daughter was craving for egussi stew and wanted to try a new place. I found this store near my…read morefriend house. They have a big menu that's offered daily. Located in the corner of a strip mall, you will have to look for the sign. We arrived towards closing time and the owner was already shutting down. She couldn't say no so made us the food and asked us to take a seat. I walked around the rows of groceries, lots of different variety in groceries, dry goods, can goods, seasoning and frozen food. There's racks of clothes for sale near the entrance as well. We sat in the dining area of the store.

I have only had food delivered from here so far. Hoping to make it to the market and check it out…read moreone of these days. They are pretty quick with their delivery. All I can say is if you haven't tried their food you are missing out. Couple of my favorite things to get are the fried whole Tilapia which comes with a sauce on top and fried plantains on the side. My absolute favorite is the Egusi stew with fufu. The egusi stew is nutty, spicy, and tasty stew made with blended Egusi seeds, pepper and leafy greens. It has a variety of meats in it. My favorite is smoked Turkey meat in there. They also have a really good Jollof rice. Everything I have tried from here so far has been delicious.

I stopped at the food truck and was greeted by a lovely lady. I ordered the Birria tacos that were…read moreabsolutely delicious. So much flavor.

Excellent authentic Mexican food! Family-run food truck serving several simple plates/combos with a…read morevariety of meat/vegetarian options along with classic Jalisco fruit juices and sodas. The items are cooked fresh right after ordering. The taco truck sits on the well-paved parking lot next to the Eagles bar and across the street from Winners gas station. Plenty of parking, there's a picnic bench for waiting/eating and they will package your order to-go in bags for walk-up orders I personally recommend the burrito with carnitas- best bang for your $ !

Supermercado y Panadería Loma Bonita has quickly become one of my weekly go-to stops--part grocery…read morerun, part reward meal. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a diverse selection of dairy products, sodas, and snacks that you don't typically find all in one place. That variety directly stood out to me. Unlike many markets that focus on just one country, Loma Bonita offers a wide range of products from across Latin America, including El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and more. One area for improvement is pricing clarity. In some sections, particularly dairy, labels can be difficult to match to specific items. That said, the staff at the checkout counter is willing to assist with price checks. As you move through the store, the selection just keeps getting better: fresh cuts of meat, frozen goods from around the world, and ready-to-eat hot meals. There's even a paletero (ice cream stand) tucked near the back by the produce section. The produce department stands out for its range, availability and affordability. It's great to find items like culantro, yellow (ripe) and green plantains, papaya, guava, mango, nance, yuca, and malanga, along with standard produce. Having all this fresh and reasonably priced is a big plus. What is the reward of visiting Loma Bonita? Their restaurant food! I almost always leave with a "Burrito de Asada" or "Huarache de Asada". Everything is made fresh to order, though they also offer convenient grab-and-go options like whole chicken and Mexican rice. On weekends, the menu expands with items like menudo and tacos dorados, making it more enticing to visit. There are multiple Loma Bonita locations in the Twin Cities, and while this one may be smaller, it's still packed with great finds. Pro tip: For homemade tacos, get their fresh, handmade corn tortillas. They're a game changer!

Great store with Mexican deli. I speak a little Spanish to get by but wish their deli food was…read morelabeled so I knew what it was.

I heard Hermanos Locos Tacos has 2 locations, 1 north of my house. We had to go check it out…read more This restaurant is also located inside a gas station- BP. Right at the corner of the red light. They have a designated dining area, which was really cute. The lady greeted us and took our order, we walked around the isle to kill some time and not too long she called my name. Seasoning and flavor were the same as the Minneapolis location. Now I don't have to drive far for a burrito.

Delicious, awesome spicy salsa and reasonable prices! The people were very friendly and quick…read moreservice!

Nothing better on a cold day than delicious tacos. Love supporting local family run small…read morebusinesses. All the tacos were delicious and flavorful. I usually prefer yellow corn tortillas to the white ones used here. I only wish the tortillas were oiled up a little more before they were cooked on the flattop because they were just a little dry. It did not take away from a great experience but could've added to it. Service was friendly. This is a cash only business.

Easy to drive right past this taco place, but you don't want to miss it! Opposite corner of Fat…read moreNat's and Frankies Pizza, this truck looks like its family run with an older gentleman taking orders and a younger man doing to food preparation. this is cash only so be prepared. there's a small picnic table if you can't wait to dig into your tacos. Everything is made fresh to order. We ordered the Birria tacos 3/$13. It comes with the side of consommé that is rich and beefy. The birria tacos were full of meat and cheese. Crispy and greasy.

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.

Any time I'm headed north from Minneapolis I make sure to stop by and grab some pastries and a…read morecouple pounds of their chicharron. The place recently remodeled to add a bunch more space for the restaurant and it feels much more open. The staff has always been great and, if able, are happy to speak english. It definitely helps if you know the basics, though since it's 99% a spanish-speaking joint. The pastries are always flavorful and fresh. I love their orange blossom and anise sesame buns, pan de feria, and conchas. The chicharrones are always on the deli counter and you grab your own with some tongs. Tons of meat on them and a few minutes in the air fryer make the meat tender and the skin crispy. Haven't tried their hot bar or restaurant yet but I hope to soon.

I love a hole in the wall place and had high hopes for El Hornito. Maybe I caught them in a bad…read moreday. The staff was friendly enough and the food came out in a timely manner, but I was a little disappointed with the quality. I ordered a couple of carnitas tacos with rice and beans to go. The rice and beans were great, but the meat...now I like it a little crispy, but this was more like it was scraped from the bottom of the pan. The meat was really greasy, burnt, and there was a large bone in one of the tacos. Like I said, perhaps it was an off day, but it was a little off putting. Maybe I'd try again if I'm in the area.

Based on the pictures of the truck and the matching phone number, I have reason to believe this is…read morethe same food truck I visited in the Menard's parking lot in Maple Grove. I wanted some authentic Mexican tacos in corn tortillas and was left wanting more out of the experience. I tried using the QR code on the outside of the truck which stated they were not taking mobile orders at the time. They were out of carnitas but didn't note that on the menu (not a big problem, I found other options). I ordered a carne asada and chorizo taco. The meat was a bit tough and the salsa wiped out my taste buds by the spice. It curbed my craving, but wasn't something I'd run back for. I expected fresh chips and guacamole but was met with the equivalent of chips from a store and a mixed up version of a grocery store guacamole with added pickled onions. Certainly not worth the inflated cost.

The Menards parking lot in maplewood is where I tend to find this camped out and I went out of my…read moreway today to stop and grab a couple burritos for dinner. Maybe not the most engaging staff, but the food is killer. We got a steak and a chicken burrito. Both were good good size. The salsa are good. The one was pretty spicy but had great flavor. If you're ever running by Menards to pick up supplies for a little DIY weekend project stop and get yourself some tacos