I was so excited to go buy their long chicharron with meat and I got all fat, disgusting. Never…read moregoing there again. Service was also terrible, guy didn't let me choose the pieces of chicharron from the full display, these were leftovers.

Every time I get a burrito there, they always get my order wrong. Idk why they ask you what you…read morewant if they end up giving you what they want. I asked for chicken supreme burrito with salsa roja. They gave me a regular burrito with no salsa and to top it off de asada. The kitchen staff always has the crappiest mood. I only love how fast they are at check out

I discovered this market a few months ago. It's down the street from work which is super…read moreconvenient. They have a great selection of snack, drinks, some alcohol, a hot counter with potato wedges, chicken wings, burritos and more! They also make deli sandwiches to order at a fair price. Other sundries are available. They also sell gas! Great customer service to boot!

I've been here before and the food and quality of service are insanely good. A man named Brutis…read moreapproached me and was very helpful and helped me find everything I needed. A young teen named Jahmir is such a fine young man and gentleman. He was the best cashier I have ever interacted with. He told me he is working here out of love for his Father who owns the place. Overall, I am very pleased with my experience here, the food is great, the service is better, and Jahmir is the best.

Only leaving 1 star because you can't leave 0 stars for this dump of a "super market"…read more they sell ROTTEN GREEN and GRAY fish, and when customers try to come and even show them what they are selling, instead of offering their money back or offering different fish, they have a really heavy set Indian man who doesn't listen, gets defensive, and wants to argue with women. This "man" starts to yell and talk rudely to his customers, let alone women customers. And then they have one of their "men" that work in the meat department also come up and argue with their customers!! If you work in customer service and have a business, the least you could do is learn how to communicate and be respectful. very glad Vallarta Supermarket opened instead of this dump.

Loved this place until yesterday, the heavy-set girl that rang up my items told me she doesn't bag…read moregroceries. I asked if this was a new thing and she shrugged her shoulders and said no.

Best breakfast burritos around. Must have the chorizo and eggs…read more This market also has a great selection of meat and canned goods. The tortilla packs come in all sizes. The basic fresh produce.

4.79 for a yerba??? Then asked for the receipt and was scoffed at. Yea I Forsure deserve to see a…read morereceipt for this kind of price... 5 stars because this place is awesome. But just shocked about the Yerba price and want to make sure this is correct :) I still recommend this place for the burritos etc.

We haven't been to Marshall's in many years, when they used to make deli sandwiches, now it mostly…read moreMexican food here which was just ok. They have a sign on the door that says they have lunch specials, today was the tri tip plate for 15.99, which is the normal price on their menu, so? The tri tip was flavorful but tuff, it came with a small scoop or rice, a small scoop of beans both were basic and a small scoop of pico de gallo, which was excellent, 3 stars just for their pico. Why put lettuce on an enchilada? It was ok, not a lot of flavor. I miss the deli sandwiches. Doubt we'll be back.

Bomb ass carne asada taco!! The salsa is hot but a good hot, I get mine with just salsa and cheese…read moreusually comes with onions and cilantro. If your in Aromas or near by take a detour it's worth it. Yummy!!! No sandwiches in this place but ham! As usual Tacos are YUMMMMMY!!! the salsa is not for the gringo mouth but it's a good hot, the kind you know better, but you get it anyway and it's better than the last time!

Your traditional mom and pop shop with tons of authentic Latino products. Lots of meat selections.read more

This place has been my small go-to store as they don't have everything but they do have the basics…read more Not a lot of breads choices but they do provide a meat market as well my mom always picks up from. Lots of produces! Only two check stands & you can cash your check here too. EBT accepted as well. Parking lot is active sometimes because it is near downtown & Riverside Dr.

Best breakfast burrito in Santa Cruz. They just do it right. Service is always a 10 and the…read moreambiance just feels like a hometown corner store. Grateful for this place

Omg!!!! Fish tacos hit the spot. Granted we were starving but every bite was a delight. Paired…read morewith some fresh chips and habenero salsa from the market and was delicious!

Super fain neighborhood grocery located right in-just like it says in the name-live oak…read more Unusually for a Santa Cruz area business they have no issues with parking. They have their own sizable paved lot which is both easy to get into/out of and has a lot of room. This a large-ish grocery with some neat things to offer. The produce is mostly organic but with non organic pricing. There is a full service Carniceria in the back and in general this spot is the best latin styled grocery in town. I like the bulk selection of frijoles and dried chiles-as with the produce section the pricing for bulk items is very fair. They've an aisle of cooking equipment, a lot of which is commercial grade. They've a decent selection of beer even if it there is a focus on mass market brews, it's still the only place I know of to get Regia -an import from El Salvador. Sure I know, Regia isn't the most powerful beer in the world. It comes in at about 4 percent and is in many ways a quite ordinary lager-but it's the kind of beer you can sip comfortably all day long at the beach. At less then five bucks for a quart it's both a bargain and an excellent pairing with the asada or or fajita meats sold by the pound here. Also the chicharrone (that means pork rinds for you southern folk). So for less then ten to fifteen bucks you can get all the foodstuffs you'll need for a mellow beach grill. There is nothing-I mean absolutely nothing wrong with that. They do have a wide selection of canned and dry goods-but kids, check the code dates. Some of that stuff may have been there awhile. So it's not all good news. The lighting isn't all that bright making the store seem dingy even though it's really not. The outside has seen better days -it totally could use a fresh coat of paint. Well except the side with whale mural. That side looks magnificent, but it's the outside facing wall. The entrance you'll walk in is somewhat faded. While they do take cards the minimum price is ten dollars which is a lot of beer and chicharrones. As mentioned a little bit above some of the product is near or at the expiration date. The kinder eggs on display at the counter can be quite stale-just buy them for the toys. The checkouts haven't changed one bit since 1970, and while that's no biggie if the line is you and perhaps one other, it's not exactly the most efficient way to get in/out. Yet overall this is one of the best spots outside a farmers market to get fresh meat and produce, latino or otherwise.

I love the skirt steak but sucks I have to say I felt like the cashier was a little bit racially…read morediscriminating towards me I can't help that I'm a white male oh well whatever.