yummy burritos!!!! they were super nice to me, it's a neighborhood friendly environmentread more

This is a friendly neighborhood bodega that I like to visit when in the mood to make tacos at home…read more The focus of the store is their meat case which includes cuts of pork, chicken, & beef at what I consider to be very reasonable prices. In addition, they offer a wide variety of fresh-picked local vegetables, tortillas, homemade salsa, as well as a good selection of Mexican beers to accompany dinner. They do sell other items, I just never seem to purchase anything else. Bottom line: For less than $10, I brought home 1 1/2 lbs. of Picada de Res (beef), two large jalapenos, a pack of corn tortillas, a large container of salsa verde, and a bunch of cilantro.

Yummy. I had a pastor burrito. A little sweet, but lots of meat. $3.61.read more

Great food. Order at the register, your order is written down on the back of loser Lotto tickets…read more You hand the ticket to the cook, tell her what meat you want on your taco, burrito, combo, etc. In 2-3 minuntes you have your meal. Flavorwise, very good. But very much hole-in-the-wall!

I. Burrito A. Meat = Barbacoa, about 6 oz., flavor wasn't…read moreanything special B. Rice = authentic and good C. Beans = Refrieds and good D. Cilantro & Onions E. Lots of hot sauce, good F. Price = $4.50 G. Size = Medium/Large II. Taco A. Meat = Buche, good B. Salsa, Cilantro, Onion C. Two corn tortillas D. $1 This place was okay, but I've found better for a lower price and there is no seating because it's a market. Go to Tacos De Mexico on 5th Street instead.

This carniceria is a small shop owner operated that stocks all the thing a small corner convenience…read morestore with decent prices. What drove me here was the small restaurant inside where the make tacos torts and burros as well as quesadillas. They are fast and offer them at a decent price. I was impressed because the lady making them does not shy from adding extra on too of what you order. She piled on the caritas and even bagged up some roasted chiles and grilled onions. The food was delicious and was in a food coma shortly after, I slept like a baby. I picked up some jarritos (the equivalent of coke or Pepsi in mexico) they also stock jumex and Arizona teas which also go very well with the food. This little store definitely caters to the Mexican pallete, but will definitely satisfy those who fare venture to this part of town, where you find loiterers on front of the store and little thugs who almost want to ask you "where you from" no joke. I will be coming back despite that.

One of my favorite Mexican joints. Burritos and Tacos are always juicy and delicious. Great…read morecustomer service fast and friendly. Good parking. Great place to grab a bite to eat if you are in the area.

Im a huge fan of their mexican food Kitchen! You can choose a steak and they'll turn it into a…read moreburrito , tacos, or what ever chimichagapalanga that they make. I always go for the burritos! They don't Accept credit cards, but the Market and the actual kitchen are two different businesses under one roof, so the kitchen lets you pay the market (they do accept credit/debit cards; must pay a fee of 50 cents). Keep in mind this location is in South Oxnard so the surrounding environment is aways a bit sketchy, but well worth the quick authentic food that I go there for.

OMG I love this place! They have a little sandwich shop inside for take-out, I pickup wraps and…read morefabulous lentil soup all the time. So healthy!

I put my debit card in at $3.52 cents. My receipt said $3.52cents. My transaction date was charged…read more2 days after my purchase. The purchase was $33.52 for 1 Modelo. I wanted to support our local businesses, but that was a mistake. I asked for a refund. The owner never called me back like he said he would when I spoke to him, therefore I had to come to Chicago Liquor the next day. They gave me cash, thankfully. Someone else named Manny said this happened to him too. Watch out.

Excellent authentic fresh Mexican food. Had the basics, cheese enchilada with half and half red and…read moregreen sauce, and chicken taquitos. Both were exceptional. The enchiladas because the sauce was almost sweet with what I could tell were the best ripest freshest chilies available and the taquitos because of the clean fresh finely chopped iceberg lettuce, dried crumbly sweet cheese on top, like instead of overwhelming gelatinous greasy globs of Jack or whatever, and the charred ends of chicken they let hang out during deep frying. It's not inexpensive but at least you're paying for quality and the freshest ingredients around. There are servers in the dining room that will bring you ice water and sauces and otherwise take care of you, but because we didn't get drinks from the market cashier like we were supposed to or not, thankfully we brought cash to leave a tip on the table for the server because there was no receipt for the ice water or sauces we got from her to otherwise prompt a tip. I saw guys getting beers from the market refrigerators to go with their food, but I'm still not sure how it works to order other drinks, like a soda with ice. UPDATE - went back for early Sunday breakfast. My two tacos were good, but their breakfast burrito blew my socks off. Hub got the one with bacon and it's huge. I had room, so I finished it and can't wait to go back and get my own. The salsa and like red enchilada sauce brought to the table were good, but not needed as it seemed they added flavor ahead of time with some clear not heavy salsa or something. I hate breakfast burritos because of the soft squishy tasteless parts inside a hard tasteless tortilla, but this wasn't like that. Tortilla was soft and fresh and the inside was full of flavor even though it was just eggs and cheese by the time I got it. Hub had taken out all the bacon because it was how he likes it, not burnt, which is how I like it. When I get mine, I'll ask for the bacon on the side and deep fried, so it's dry and crisp :)

In a rush to get to simi. This was on the way. I wasn't happy with my food the salsa was very heavy…read morewith tomato and gross. Ingredients didn't taste fresh. Service was good won't be back.

This service is so bad mostly coming from the female cashiers they always think they are better and…read moregive you attitude just by asking a question. I felt so bad how they treat others that don't speak up like the elderly. Food is whatever you can anything they have anywhere. But the ambiance can improve if they talk better to their customers. Also I would of gave this place 0 out of 5 stars

Make sure when you buy from here's you check the food I bought some chicharrónes con carne and they…read morewhere mold in it I got so disappointed

The burrito is super good Got charged extra 2.99 for CHIPS…read moreI could understand about a dollar or so but whatever they're homemade, also they forgot my onion and cilantro, the ambience is authentic in a negative and positive way kind of feels like you're intruding, like you're an outsider but whatever the salsa is bomb. I speak a little Spanish and my order was ok Kind of upset about the onion and cilantro, it's a big part of flavor for me because I do not get meat. Pictures are the chips and salsa because I was too hungry to wait for pictures with the burrito, they are thorough and they listen to your needs. 4 stars because they could have been welcoming and they forgot my onions and cilantro And I feel like they charged me the gringo tax for the chips and salsa lol

A visit to La Gloria is kind of like taking a little trip to Mexico - but with American health and…read moresafety standards. Next to a full service Mexican American market with dry goods, a good produce section and meat counter is a second building housing a full service hot food kitchen with all the good Mexican meats served any way you like (tacos, burritos, tortas, combinations with rice and beans) , and a panaderia (Mexican bakery), tortilleria (corn tortilla production), fruteria/jugueria (fruit & juice bar with good aquas frescas and liquados), and neveria (ice cream counter). Everything I've ever tried here is good. Eat in (para aquí) or take out (para llevar). There is indoor seating for a few dozen. And in between the two buildings (market and restaurant) is a serene Mexican American garden patio space with quiet and very pleasant outdoor seating. The default language is Spanish but the staff also speak English. Down through the years they have been unfailingly polite, patient and indulgent with my rudimentary Spanish language skills. This is one of my happy places. I've been eating here on and off for 25 years. My family like it. Friends I have brought all like it. In all that time the only negative thing I have to say is that their cafe de olla (at the panaderia counter) is rather too sweet for my taste. Which is to say, it is properly made in classic Mexican style. Truth be told I've not yet tried their Mexican style ice creams (made in house) but many flavors are water-based and thus are more like an American sorbet than American ice cream. A couple popular flavors (like strawberry) come in milk-based and water-based style ice cream. This is the traditional Mexican way. Their prices have gone up some down through the years, but that's the restaurant biz in America. I think they still deliver good value for good food and services.