Ehhh... aside from the sketchy crowd hanging around outside, sitting on the side walk drinking beer…read moreand arguing the place has all the items one would need for cooking Hispanic dishes. I must warn you though that although it is well stocked and appears to be clean, there is a horrendous odor throughout that I could not put my finger on... I think it smells of nasty mops and/or raunchy cleaning fluids. I don't think I will be revisiting any time soon though as there are many Hispanic bodegas to go around.

LLTL is one of the top three Mexican groceries of the eight in Huntsville (I'll state is it my…read morethird favorite one, BTW, vying closely for second with another on TriJuana Boulevard). The number one reason to visit here? It boasts what is undeniably the most mammoth Mexican Candy/Snack selection hereabouts (brands include: Pica-Bola; Betamex; Duvalín; Nucita; Jovy; Bubbaloo; El Chavo; Dulces Tipicos). That gives it skreet cred...who DOESN'T like candy and snacks? There's a nice Carnicería in the back...didn't really look at the health score, but everything looks nice and fresh. Good place for, for instance, homemade Chorizo; recently on FB, they announced they were offering Barbacoa, Pollo Rostrisado, and Carnitas. The produce section is nice, but I think I prefer Guanajuanto on those items. However, the Baby Mangoes are inviting...and if you're thinking of using, say, Cilantro, or lemon-infused Mayo, do stop off at one of our Mexican grocers. Although there are two Mexican bakeries in town, Pan Dulce and such are trucked in from Albertville's Guelagetza Bakery and Juquilita Bakery in Morristown, TN. I recommend La Colonial over on Jordan for fresher, immediate, in-house offerings (although its grocery section is not as extensive...go to both places!). You'll find Montes™ Blue Corn Tortillas; Cal-C-Tose; Choco Milk; Mojo Criollo Marinade. They also carry Cruz de Malta™ Yerba Mate in both Orange and Lemon...which I need to try, ASAP...a good selection of cheeses and other dairy products (the refrigerated area looks pretty good...Queso Oaxaca; Crema Guatemalteca; Agria El Mexicano). A visit is definitely worth your time, though language may be a problem if you're not Spanish savvy. However, they are comparatively friendly and you can usually find someone who can clue you in.

They have everything! A fully stocked supermercado! Fresh cooked food, great variety of produce,…read morefresh herbs, meat counter with any cut you desire. Fresh frozen fish. I get their fresh Caldo de Res several times a week with a couple of huge tamales! So Good!

I asked for pork belly with NO SKIN at the meat counter. They handed me it completely frozen, which…read morewas fine, but I couldn't really see what it looked like. I let it defrost for a couple of days and then I looked at it. IT WAS ONLY PORK BELLY SKIN! NO MEAT! The exact opposite of what I had asked for. Additionally, the label said "molida de res" which is ground beef, not even remotely close to what I asked for.

I went to this Mexican Grocery Store looking for meat to make Mexican Barbacoa…read more I had this many times while growing up in and around San Antonio, TX. The staff at the store was very friendly and helpful. The butcher had the meat and was able to help me quickly and efficiently. The prices were very fair so I bought the rest of the ingredients at the store. Overall, a great experience and I recommend this grocery store.

They were amazing to work with. Everyone loved the Pan de Muerto and other pastries. Thank you!read more

I saw the sign screaming tacos and an arrow pointing towards this rather nondescript building…read more From the outside, it looks like a regular market with an emphasis on Latin American grocery items. Walking inside, it might still be possible not to notice the small room with dining tables that serve as the restaurant part. I walked in and grabbed a seat at a table as instructed. A server grabbed my drink order and brought chips and salsa to my table and took my order. I went with two tacos and a gordita. As I waited (and sadly, the wait was longer than it should have been), I enjoyed my chips and salsa. When I say that I waited, that was being generous. This wait was too long. Probably over a half hour for my tacos and gordita to arrive. When my food (finally) did arrive, I found it pretty good. I hope that my experience with the lengthy time waiting for my food was an anomaly rather than the norm. I will return here to give it another try.

I've gotten the best chicken taco I've ever had in months from here! It was so flavorful and juicy,…read moreI've been a customer ever since. I also tried their birria eggrolls, so many people have told me about them. They are so good when they're fresh! I just hate the amount of grease that comes from them. The aqua frescas are soooo good and refreshing. The staff is super nice as well. It's also grocery store so you can shop while waiting for your food if want!

This is a great Indian grocery store and I only recently discovered it! It's tucked away so you…read morewouldn't stumble upon it unless you were looking for it. I was looking for Indian mixed pickles and they have shelves and shelves of different kinds. Lots of goodies in the freezer section, rice pudding, gulab jaman, produce and more. They also have a hot snack are with samosas and other items that are ready to eat.

Love this place and glad there's another Indian store closer to me now. This is my place to stop…read moreand there hasn't been anything I've ever not found. It's around the same size or a little bigger than other stores in town!

Nice relaxed atmosphere. Good food. Friendly service. An excellent waitress. I will go back soon.read more

Took a short-ish drive out to try Graves Grocery with my folks after having it on my bookmarks for…read moreforever. This little restaurant is kinda out in the country, but an easy drive from south Huntsville. It's somewhat easy to miss but definitely worth a visit. They primarily serve breakfast and lunch (though I think there's a dinner service once or twice a week) and it's country cooking/American classics. We came for lunch. The restaurant is obviously owned by community-minded folks; it seems they regularly provide opportunities to give back to the needy, such as free meal services on certain nights. They also have partnered with a church in Uganda, which owners and staff members visit to provide both practical and religious services. This religious commitment is evident inside the restaurant and there are interesting pictures and stories shared from their trips. Our waitress was warm and polite and happy to share her experiences with my ever-curious dad. Our food was cooked quickly and to our specifications. We all had heard good things about their burgers and wanted to try them. We all three got a 4 oz cheeseburger each. We appreciated the smaller size for a more manageable lunch but if you're hungry they also offer 6 oz patties. I added bacon to my burger. It was a simple but tasty old timey style hamburger with nicely melted cheese. My bacon was a teeny bit burnt but I still enjoyed the flavor. Our fries were crinkle cut but fried freshly and were nice and fluffy. They have several dessert options, all of which sounded good (coca cola cake!), but we weren't quite hungry enough to justify it. Maybe sometime in the future. All in all, a pleasant experience that I'm glad I had. I bet they serve a good breakfast, too!

I was delighted when this Publix opened! Its location was so convenient to my home [at the time] on…read moreWynterhall Road, which is just right around the corner! I love that Publix has lots of BOGOs and is a "one stop shop" meaning you can get a take and bake dinner, a delicious house-made desert from their bakery, helium balloons (for a birthday for example), candles for the desert, a card from their large selection of greeting cards, fresh flowers, a gift card if needed, even high end champagne - just "soup to nuts" whatever you need for your regular grocery shopping or a special occasion. I appreciate the easy "in and out" of this corner location, and the plentiful parking. Thanks, Publix, for making life and special occasions so much easier!

This Publix is located in a residential area and very convenient for shoppers on the south side of…read moreHuntsville. I have been shopping at this store nearly 15 years. The employees go out of their way to help customers. This store has all the major items other Publix stores have plus which is great since it is smaller than the store on Whitesburg and the new store on South Memorial Parkway. The pharmacy employees all go out of their way to help customers. I use this Publix for one stop shopping where I can pick up prescriptions and grocery shop. Two of the pharmacy technicians know me by name and have my prescriptions ready for pickup when they see me in line. This store has been my go to for many years. It has a small town quaintness with big town benefits.

The selection here is great and the staff are always wonderful. Prices are not too different from…read moreother stores. We have coming here since it opened.

Publix has some of the best roses and flowers at this location. This is the 2nd time I have…read morereceived their flowers and they stay beautiful for weeks.