They always keep it super cold, which can be a good thing in the summer haha…read more Prices are a little more expensive than other places for snacks like chips and cookies. However they have a variety of Mexican/ Latin ingredients so it's always good to come in here and the staff is always nice

Nice, clean and organized. I prefer buying my meats, queso fresco from Tropicana, always fresh…read more Fruits & veggies always stocked. Service is great, cashiers are nice too. Sometimes some things are a bit overpriced but once you know/familiar with prices you can compare & decide if you want it from there or go elsewhere, but they do have what you need.

Fiesta Supermarket is a great place to shop! This market is a large warehouse style store. It is…read moreclean and bright. The staffing friendly & helpful. They have a variety of freshly made items. Homemade tortillas & baked goods. Their produce department is beautiful full of fresh vegetables & fruits. A huge meat department. If you like to cook Mexican cuisine they have all the ingredients. If you are in Wasco this is definitely a stop you should make.

My first visit to this store.,it has a lot. Cooked carnitas by the pound, fresh chicharones, good…read moreassortment of cheese and sour creams, chorizo, some seafood and whole fish. I didn't walk the entire store as I had a ride waiting on me, but I saw freshly made fruit drinks, freshly sliced fruit, a good selection of fresh produce and canned good, as well as bagged items. The staff at the meat counter were so nice and accommodating. The cashier was super nice, with a big smile and welcoming words. I love this little store. Perfect for my antojitos.

Gave this spot three stars because of the amount of shrimp in the coctel de camaron. Also, the…read morestore is clean and well organized with lots of other food and snack options. We only tried the coctel and we were not too impressed, the flavor was a little bland and the shrimp was not cleaned properly. Most likely we will not be back.

If you know me, ordering Mexican food is one of my biggest fear…read more.. not because I don't have Spanish-English dictionary installed on my iPhone:P Anyway, I still managed my fear went in again after finishing 3 beef tacos. (yes, I said Beef taco when I ordered it) Turtle: yes I saw it but...I don't know how to pronounce "Cabeza". Frog : Ask for "ca-beh-saw" tacos, head meat. turtle: ohhhh so...2nd time I successfully ordered 5 cabeza tacos. so damn good!!! Totally worth additional 10 miles drive (from I-99) from outside, it looked dark and empty... like those scenes in horror movies that when you walk in, you scared by the suddenly show up employee don't get wrong, inside is actually very clean and neat. I was the only customer in it at 1pm. The girl who made my tacos was quiet, shy (like me), and fast. It was hot and wrapped in the foil. I never had such flavors before...it looks simple but it left King Taco wayyyyyyy behind.... If you travel between LA-SF...its very close to 46 (Famoso Hwy) and to both I-5 and I-99 are around 10 miles. Because it's close to HWY so the driving time is actually not too bad...I got there in 12 mins after exiting I-99 NOW I wish I can have more "ca-beh-saw" tacos ....

Bomb diggity. Every…read moretime we roll through i make it a point to stop by. Once you go, you'll understand why. They are now offering home made tortillas fresh off the presses and they are fantastic. Eat inside or out, its good either way. And if you want to stock up on bottled soft drinks they have a full selection at reasonable prices.

You know what, I give this store props. They have a really nice huge selection of Mexican items…read more The store is clean, well organized, they play good Mexican music, good prices and they constantly have outdoor events. Customer service is what you expect from a small town place, non existent, lol.

This place i did not like because 1 the employes do not have any spirt and 2 they are rude because…read morewe werestanding in line then the lady working the cashyer moved lane and did not guide us to the other lane i dont sugest coming here

CHECK YOUR MEAT AND EXPIRATION DATES!! I have accidentally…read morebought items from here that were already expired, and even found bread in store that had mold already on it. This was the worst. My husband purchased sausage links for breakfast. Luckily, we checked it, because we know how bad this store has gotten in quality, sure enough, these were rotten!! Be careful to check things when feeding your family and check everything that comes from this store. More likely than not it's either molded or expired.

One of my favorite stores in Shafter to purchase Meat Baskets. Their meats are fresh the staff in…read morethe meat department are nice clean and professional and the prices are great.

This is my second time I buy chicken and has a bad smell . The other time I bought some ice cream…read moreand it was expired in 2024 that's a year ago . Please do better with checking expired items .

I stop 6-8 times a year on the way home from work for specific items…read more General observation - store serves 90% Latino clientele, who cook from scratch more than average, and the assortment reflects that. I've never run into any situation where not speaking Spanish was an impediment. Things I find particularly worthwhile. Produce tends to be cheaper than most supermarkets. tomatoes, mangos and assorted fresh chiles are good values. In the fall, 'tunas' or cactus pears are available. Fresh foods - the grilled chicken is a favorite - a guilty pleasure for me is 'chicharron con carne' which is deep fried pork skin with a strip of meat attached, think a 6 inch pork rind with deep fried pork meat. Closest thing I've had to that is pork cracklins in Louisiana. Corn tortillas are freshly made. Store made mini tostadas, about 3 in in diameter are something I haven't seen around, which I prefer to the normal sized tostadas. Also, Sonoran style flour tortillas brought in from Phoenix ...so much better than the machine made flour tortillas. Common in AZ, this is the only place I've seen them in Kern County. 'Telera' bread, which is used for Mexican style sandwiches aka tortas, grab a few. This is the closest I've found to the Caribbean style soft loaves to make Cuban pressed sandwich and paninis. A individual serving of tres leches cake - not overly sweet - also tops it off.

This is a small Walmart but they had what we needed in a pinch…read more I'm glad it was there to pop into and we did get a cookie for the road. Mine had sprinkles. It was fine. No complaints. Good service. Pretty clean

Walmart is what it is, you know? This specific location is in a great area, many shops and…read morerestaurants around. The staff here, however aren't very helpful. Check out lines are horrendous; this goes for self check out as well! Given it's the only Walmart in the area, if you're desperate, this would be the place to go, I suppose.