This liquor store has thE most extensive variety we've seen in our entire lives…read more Very western. This part of the world is a trip! They also carry an extensive variety of Mexican snacks for boozing. This is THE place in Tuscon for your rare booze needs. My husband picked up a bottle of Templeton's rye - not available everywhere. Highly recommend this store - it's out of the way but worth it. HOLA.

The BEST liquor store I've known in Arizona in 37 years of residence! Nil knows me and me little…read morefamily on sight, as do his staff, and while I don't often shop there, when I need to obtain GOOD beer, such a REAL Plsner beer or sliwowitza (strong plum brandy from Eastern Europe, a MUST in COLD weather) it is to Liquor Dan that my Balkan Babushka and I turn! GOD BLESS the staff and business of Liquor Dan!

I have been shopping at Villa's Market for many years and have always trusted the quality of their…read moremeat. In fact, while I was in Tucson on June 12, 2026, I made a special trip to Villa's Market because of the reputation they have built over the years. The customer service was excellent, which makes this review even more disappointing to write. During that visit, I purchased several different cuts of beef, not just the diced taco meat shown in the photos. Unfortunately, every package we prepared raised the same concerns. Even after cooking the meat for well over 30 minutes, it never developed the normal appearance or texture we expect from fresh beef. Some pieces remained unusually red, and the pan was left with an excessive amount of strange white residue that looked nothing like the normal amount of fat released during cooking. What concerned us even more was the texture. Instead of feeling like cooked beef, the meat had a rubbery, almost plastic-like and gelatinous consistency. It was unlike anything my family and I have ever experienced. At that point, we no longer felt comfortable eating any of it. We made the decision to throw away every package of meat we had purchased because we simply did not trust its quality. More than the money we lost, what upset us most was wondering what would have happened if we had simply eaten it without questioning it. Food should give families peace of mind, not make them wonder whether it's safe to serve. Many local families--and even restaurants--depend on this market. That is why quality control should never be taken lightly. Selling meat that leaves customers questioning whether it is safe or of acceptable quality is, in my opinion, a complete lack of respect for the trust customers place in the business and for the hard-earned money they spend. Sadly, this experience has completely broken our trust. I will no longer shop or recommend Villa's Market

This grocery store originated in Nogales, Arizona. It quickly became my favorite due to the great…read moretoilet paper shortage of 2020. Even though they were metering people at the door they allowed you to grab 4 rolls and a package of paper. I think they have the best assortment of marinated meats at a reasonable price. They also have a lot of items you would expect to purchase in Mexico. Even though this is a small location it has almost everything you could want good want in a grocery store. Food, snacks, household items, and Mexican candles if you are going to setup a shrine. Be warned, if you are caught stealing and try to run your photo will be posted on the wall of shame by the front door. Honestly this is was probably my favorite part - seeing all the new faces weekly.

This great little neighborhood shop just opened about two months ago. I was so pleased to see it…read morethere especially as we continue to see big box stores and corporate businesses opening. This is very much a meat market. You can get all sorts of cuts of beef and chicken, including carne asada and tongue. They also sell fish and have a small to go section of cooked beef, chicken and beans. They also have a very nice, albeit small, produce section. Fresh tomatoes and avocado and cilantro and cucumbers and more. They also have an offering of Mexican cheeses. You also find a range of pan, sweet Mexican bread, tortillas and chips. Need a piñata? They have some. And planning to make some homemade salsa? They have a spice section! And if you buy the meat on site they will grill it outside!

I wouldn't go here. The bigger guy was rude to my sister when she went in, we ordered diezmillo…read moreready to grill and when we got home it wasn't marinated it was just meat. When I called the girl said they could exchange it or they'd give a partial refund if we brought back the receipt. Once there the manager said no and they didn't exchange it or refund partially only poured marinade in the bag.

It's a deli inside a QuikMart gas station. Some are really good. This one was OK. It's convenient…read morefood. I tried only one item, so I can't really judge all from that. It was biscuits and sausage gravy for only $3.99. For $3.99, it's OK. I'm not going to eat it again, but for $3.99, it's OK. There are many items on their menu that are fairly cheap. I'm under the impression that it is just run by the employees of the QuikMart. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Tucson-top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

I absolutely LOVE this place! They grill carne asada every weekend, & their produce is usually…read morepretty decent too. Recently, they started carrying homemade desserts from Du Chocolaat, & they are AMAZING. Great place for tortillas, fresh meat, chicken, fresh cheeses, tamales, salsas & more. Family owned & very friendly!

I come by here on every trip to the airport. Off Bensen…read moreHighway. Big corner lot. I was hoping for premade beef fajitas. Not today. But I found Cut Octopus and large cooked shrimp and now I can make a Hawaiian Poke bowl. So that's what I picked up. This time I have ice and a cooler in the car for my quest. Update: next day I picked up two seafood items, both I am familiar with. But the shrimp I have to finish today and the octopus was inedible. I froze it all to trash in 4 days. Too bad, I really like Octopus. Now I know. Meat at a meat market. lol

I love this Sprouts market. It is clean and well stocked. I love getting my fresh produce at this…read morestore, as well as specialty items that are not often available in other stores. The staff is always friendly and helpful.

By far the nicest Sprouts in the Tucson area. Clean, well lit, well spaced isles and large…read moreselections. And customer service... excellent. They have a decent deli section and they do made to order sandwiches there. I appreciate their produce and dry bulk items ( lentils, nuts etc) and find their prices to be comparable... and sometimes cheaper than other local stores but not overall or for everything. They do charge 10 cents for their plastic bags ... but their bags are sturdy and reusable... or you can bring your own bag. I have shopped at sprouts over the years... this was the first time I was offered an ice pack for meats- super helpful living in the desert. I was told that if ever someone forgets to offer me an ice pack, I can request one and was shown where it is located if I just needed to grab an ice pack for my items... no questions asked. Ample parking. Shopping here on account of selection and customer service.

This family owned Mexican Grocery, Deli/Meat Market (La Vakita translates to "little cow"), meaning…read morethe store may be small in size, but HUGE in selection, ideas, and customer service. Open every day, 7AM-7PM , it offers the freshest in meats, veggies, and authentic Hispanic favorites. They will prepare your favorite burrito,for example, in their kitchen, or on weekends, take your fresh produce,meats, etc and have them grilled on their outdoor grills! (no extra charge!) Not sure what to serve at your next gathering? Choose 1 of 7 suggested "party packs" listed above the meat counter. Want a no-hassle week's worth of meat main courses? #'s8-11 above the counter(sold at a reduced bulk cost) fit the bill. Owner, Jesus (the butcher)and his daughter, Alex, will answer questions, provide a sample, explain a recipe, or suggest one! With their inventory, choices are plentiful. To be clear, although there are Hispanic choices, the meats are universal favorites and, as one customer I talked to said, their short ribs were the BEST she had ever had. There's plenty of parking and it is located just off I-19 at Esperanza.

I went a month ago n bought some pozole n it was about 9 dollars. Went the following week n same…read moreguy sold me the pozole with the large container as before but now it was almost 17.00.00 I said last week it was 9.00 why has it gone up 7.00 more. He had no real answer but "that was last week n today is another week."I think he is the owner because he was very rude n obnoxious n insulting like meaning "if u don't like it , don't buy it. But I paid it n left. As I entered the tiny store he was chastising the only employee he had. So no, not going there again.