This is a little Mexican grocery store. Yes, I know it says meat market, but it's more than just a typical carneceria. Not huge It has various fruits and vegetables. It had our dry Peruvian beans I was looking for. Seemed pretty clean. Not sure if helpers speak English read more

Decided to try this while visiting my college student...I love new local experiences! Great store with small amounts of produce and shelf items but a large selection of fresh meats both cooked and uncooked at reasonable prices. Taqueria area that makes food fresh!!! Great street tacos!!! Thanks to the man behind me in line to help with translating...cashier spoke English but few other employees. Would definitely go back! read more

La Michoacana Meat Market - Store front - Bakeries Near Me - Denton, Texas

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Como advertencia a las personas que compran carne al pastor tengan mucho cuidado y no compren n la Michoacána la carne marinada especialmente esta echada a perder . No les importa los clientes así venden la carne tengan mucho cuidado se pueden enfermar . read more

La Michoacana Meat Market - a hand holding a bag of pasta - Bakeries Near Me - Denton, Texas

This is a small grocery store with a lot of South American products to be found! There is a huge butcher in the back with a variety of meats that looked to be in good shape and priced very reasonably. This appeared to be a top notch meat market and it was very clean! The seafood selection was a little odd by having random produce and I think a can of beer in the cooler on top of the product, I don't know what that was about. The prices were mostly cheap and the selection was great with nuts, sweets and legumes to choose from, as well as peppers if your palate can handle it! You'll find your candies and Jarritos here too. The produce looked good, especially the veggies, and it was interesting to see aloe vera and cactus (nopal) sold here. We got tamarind and mangoes and were pleased with both. For a smaller selection, I was fairly impressed with how fresh it seemed. Though I didn't see a bakery per se, there are two large cabinets of baked goods and pan dulce. It appears these are made fresh daily as I saw the cabinets being filled from trays of fresh made bread and sweets in the morning. This was great to see and I keep eyeing them, but haven't tried them yet. Part of me feels like I would be cheating on Lucy's Bakery, but I must say they are tempting! There are two registers up front by the entrance that seem to stay quite busy in the afternoon. There was only one manned when we visited in the morning. All product is checked out here and if you are interested in the taqueria you actually have to place your order at the register, get a ticket and take it to the taqueria- a bit confusing! The taqueria is up front and to the left when you enter. We tried them both on Saturday morning and on Sunday afternoon, and to be honest, they seem a bit inconsistent. They also seemed overpriced. That's okay, it's just an offering of the store, as opposed to it's own destination. The tacos are $1.99 each and they don't charge differently for corn or flour, which is actually quite nice. In the morning we got a fajita and potato which seemed to have shredded asada mixed in. The potato was cooked well and tasted good. The fajita was extremely chewy and not very flavorful, I wouldn't order it again. The carnitas were greasy and a bit chewy, but there was a lot of good flavor and it was the best one I tasted. They were generously filled though, which is an important note to the price point. They came plain and there is a salsa bar with cilantro, limes, several salsas, onions, etc. to dress your tacos yourself. We got the pupusas for $2.50 and out of a total of 4, they were cooked 3 different ways. The first visit was great and different than others we have tried. They only had cheese and were fried, quite good! The second visit we got a burnt one and an undercooked one. What a disappointment and certainly overpriced for what we got. We will be sticking with Guatelinda Café for our future pupusa cravings. The grocery store was varied and had some fantastic deals. We did find some imported coffee that was expired, but that was the only product we found that was. There was a variety of Agua Fresca that was clearly made from scratch that was self service. They weren't labeled, so I'm not positive of the exact offerings. Just another thing no one else in town has! You really need to know your Spanish to shop here. Though some signs have an English translation below, don't count on it. Most items weren't even labeled or priced in the store, the coolers or the taqueria. The exception is the meat market seemed to have consistent signs with the product and price on it. Very few employees speak English so be prepared. The people were nice and were actively cleaning between customers. This place is definitly worth checking out! read more

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This is an interesting, small grocery store. This was the first time I came here, they played a radio station rather loud that played Mexican music which was cool and different. They have a lot of Mexican / South american food like warm corn in a cup, tamales etc. They also have a small taqueria where they sell tacos, fajitas etc etc. We came here to see their meat selection and it was good. They had a variety of different cuts. We were just interested in fajita meat this time and bought some which was about $7.99 / lbs. It was a good cut and tasted good when we cooked it a few days later. The prices seemed pretty decent on average. They only had one cashier so the line got a little backed up but we came on a Saturday evening and it was near Christmas so it's understandable. read more

Rude employees, got home with chicken and discovered it was spoiled. Don't waste your time here. Pendajos are going to kill someone with the chicken. read more

Great deals on meats and selection very large. The meat is for sure a draw but while you are here might want to check out the unique items which can be found popular amongst Latin flavors. Here you will find a variety of veggies not typically found in markets. This is not one of the larger stores of the brand but still a great representative of the brand. Staff here was very welcoming when we walked in the door. We found quality pork for 99 cents a pound and carne asada for 1.89 a pound. Each week there is a new special and they are clearly marked so make sure to check them out especially if you are needing a large quantity of meat for a barbecue or gathering. Definitely a great way to save big money! read more

Never again will I ever be back. Service was horrible. Very rude ladies. The food was not the best. I kept asking what meat they had and she kept serving me with every meat I was only asking about. The aguas frescas.... There was a fly in one and they all have just been sitting there. By far the worst place I've tried in Denton. read more

La Michoacana Meat Market - Food was bad bad bad - Bakeries Near Me - Denton, Texas

Bought a large cup of guacamole at 5.99lb to find it was filled with avocado pits covered in a little guacamole

totally regret buying meat from here! avoid if you can, we bought come chicken legs and thighs and once we got home, the chicken had a sour smell ( the smell that you get when chicken has gone bad) we were absolutely disgusted. this is a health issue that could cause problems for everyone. the one time we don't go to our favorite La Azteca, we had this happen. i will be letting the Texas Health people know about this horrific incident. read more

Only went here once bc i heard they had food on the cheap. Great place for a kid in college to get an easy meal. I'll definitely be back