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    Las Montañas Supermarket

    3.3 (64 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Cuernito and bag of pan
    Tony B.

    I love this market. Delicious food and dining area. They have an area that sells drinks, desserts and smoothies. They have a well stocked carnicería and bakery. A lot of different grocery items but today I want to compliment the panadería. They have fresh delicious Mexican bread throughout the day. The bread is soft, little sweet and very good. The best thing is it is very affordable and not high priced like some panaderías. I usually go all the way to Union City but stopped because it seems post covid they have ridiculously raised their prices. The bread I got at Monańas today would cost me close to 30.00 for the same amount. Montańas bread is a better quality.

    With the Hubby for brunch. I got the Carne Guisada Salvadoreana plate.
    Pheap S.

    Near from our home and the spot is soo yummy! Clean and is also a market! You cant complain on how convenient this place is. They have a dessert/snack bar too. The place is spacious. You can smell the delicious food throughout the store. Great marketing without trying hard. LoL

    Susan T.

    They have great selection of food here I always come here for the hardshell tacos!! it's always fresh and crispy! All the workers here are super nice as well! The store is super clean. I would definitely come here again.

    Pina aqua Fresca - perfect and not too sweet
    Cheryl M.

    Los Montanas is a Mexican superstore with various stations for hot foods, juice station, bakery, produce, meat, and tortilla station...with a jewelry kiosk up front. Ordered from their hot food section offering burritos, tacos, plates, grilled chicken and fried whole basa. Food ordered: :: Soft tacos - fish, steak and shrimp. All were ok with fish being my least favorite and it's was breaded with panko and fried. Topped with shredded iceberg lettuce and thousand island-like sauce and diced tomatoes. Meh :: Chile verde plate - dish of pork, tomatillo and jalapeños with rice, beans and tortilla - friend said this was good and flavorful :: Pina Aqua Fresca - fresh and not overly sweet from sugar :: Guacamole and Chips - guacamole was yummy and not too acidic. Chips are thick and not my fave. Overall, food items 3 stars. - Salsa extra charge. Seating available for dine-in. Plenty of Mexican stores in the area so not rushing back. Service basic and almost impatient. Not the friendliest checker (Maria) and will speak solely in Spanish. I'm not fluent but can understand and speak to order and respond. Thank goodness for 4 years of classes in high school! Store clean and organized so extra star! I would return to get grocery items, meats, juice and prepared guac and skip the hot foods section. Plenty of lot parking

    Mark S.

    I got a milkshake it was tasty. Love that it's brand new live down the street will be coming back very clean staff is friendly and professional. Tamels are a plus l. Jus how it should be.

    Stacie J.

    This is one of the best merchandised Hispanic Markets that I have ever been to. This market reminds me of the grocer that I would go to with my grandmother. It was called Petrini's in the Central Corridor of SF. However, I was able to choose a clown cupcake every time we went (every day). This bakery reminded me of just that. I am kind of cheating on Berkeley Bowl because I went to the meat counter at this market and made a bomb as cheesesteak. I am hooked.

    Se supone que el estacionamiento es para clientes y en cambio los trabajadores se estacionan en los lugares cerca a la entrada , y mal estacionado ni siquiera saben estacionar tomando dos parqueos y a nosotros los clientes no toca caminar más lejos porque ellos dejan su carro todo su turno asta más de 6 hrs estacionado ahí

    Erly M.

    Las montañas sold a fruit cake with mildew to a family member. She is an old lady and did not inspect it closely as no one should! You expect food that is being sold to be in good condition and to be edible. Pretty upsetting because this is a 30$ pastry for that price it is very disappointing that it wasn't taken off the shelf and sold in that condition. You can see the strawberry with mildew. There was no way we were gonna eat even part of it. You can see that the peaches are going bad too because some changed in color. Once again someone elderly going to buy food they wouldn't noticed. At another time my aunt bought tamales and they were uncooked. Be careful buying food from here!

    Ultima M.

    This is a decent Mexican grocery store/market. Meets all of your basic needs if you are shopping for mexican related items. If you need a broader array of options this store is not for you. Store is clean and well organized They sell ready made food, tacos, arroz, frijoles, pollo, caldos ect and they have a little food court to sit down and eat your food as well. Parking is easy to find I noticed some items here are priced higher in comparison to other stores

    I can't wait for this to be up and running.
    Jeanette L.

    This is a fully stocked Mexican market with fresh meats and vegetables. They make their own tortillas on site as well as tostadas and potato chips. There is a separate section for just fresh made and purchase cheeses, sour cream, and salsa. This store overall is very well stocked, clean, and the staff is friendly. It gives the feel of commonly found markets in southern California, where there is a cafeteria style Taqueria along with various other options for ready-made and made to order foods. There is a section where you can get smoothies, fresh made juices and other Mexican snacks. Last time I was there they are making fresh pupusa's on site in a griddle that you can see in front of the registers at the taqueria. The prices are competitive with other major chains and local markets. I hope we see more of these stores throughout this side of the East Bay as it originates from Concord.

    Wide, long, clean aisles
    Victor G.

    Los Montanas Supermarket opened in Big Lot's vacated space. Basically an one stop shopping destination for Mexican/Latin necessities. Departments: -La Cocina Cooked foods -Carniceria Fresh meats/seafoods -jugos Juices, shakes, desserts, ice cream -Tortilleria House made chips, tostadas, corn & flour tortilias -Pastderia Baked goods -Panaderia Cake shop -Cremeria Dairy -grilled chicken Carbon grilled chicken Lotsa space, friendly, courteous service, items here not commonly found in other stores ala hedge fund owned Mexican groceries (C...) Buys: Juan J's flan Napolitano (2.29) -no preservatives. Made with natural ingredients, artificial vanilla flavoring, colors.. -rich, thick, firm texture with vibrant caramel flava. Famoso lager (24 oz. 2.99) 5% alc, Guatamala -mildly bold, smooth taste, little aftertaste, more flavorful than many American lagers -won Monde Selection Gold Medal for 10 consecutive years. 4.5 stars now. May upgrade to 5 upon further shopping.

    A small bottle of creamer!!!
    Sonia G.

    They didn't want to help me. They bagged my stuff very poorly. Bad service. They are price gouging!!!

    Pastelería/Bakery
    Mari R.

    I came here Saturday midday and I was so amazed by everything that I came back today, Monday! Las Montañas is a popular chain in the northern part of the east bay and I'm glad they're expanding. Everything is way better priced than other Mercados/carnicerías in the área. When you walk in, to the left, there is a little section of premade biónicos, yogurts, fresas con crema, salsa , crema, etc. In this area you will see premade foods and somewhat of a restaurant style menu. They have everything from pupusas, quesibirrias, flautas, etc. they also have family meal deals like 2lbs of carnitas with rice and beans, tortillas, and salsa for $45 or grilled chicken etc. What we tried: Carnitas - 9/10 needed a little salt but still good for a grocery store. Sopes - 9/10 these are HUGE. They really packed on the meat, cheese, beans and lettuce on them. Still not much salt. Burrito de al pastor - we got it super and it was very good. To the right of the restaurant is seating and an Ice cream parlor! They sell milkshakes, ice cream, biónicos, elotes, tostilocos and everything a Mexican ice cream store has. In the middle sections you will find isles of grocery's and fresh fruit/veggies. Everything was very clean and organized. The have a carnicería that is separate from they're dairy which I loved because you avoid a packed butcher section. Once you whip around the corner from all the grocery finds, there is a nice tortillería and bakery. The bakery is really nice. They had all sorts of bread from different LATAM countries. They also had premade cakes and other goodies for sale. Checkout was pretty fast on both days as there were enough cashiers. Upon exit to the right, there is going to be a grilled/BBQ chicken joint that hasn't opened but I'm assuming it will be part of the grocery chain. All in all this might just be my go-to market now!

    2 Veggie Tacos.. Rice & Cactus Salad.

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    Meat is fresh, produce is good but most of all no smelly rotten smell from the meat area!

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    Taqueria Familiar

    4.7
    (81 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Breakfast Chorizo Burrito is not on the Menu but you can ask for it. The tortilla is soft. The…read morefillings inside the burrito are refried beans, Chorizo & Eggs, potatoes and cheese. It was soo good. The table salsas were super bomb too! They compliment their food soo well. They have 3 Salsas. A Red Smokey salsa Spicy Orange Salsa medium not spicy Salsa Verde not spicy but yummy. The service is good but not too fast. They are mainly a sit down spot tucked off with parking in the back. Plenty. The decor inside is simple but bright and fun. They do not allow outside drinks which is cool because they offer Jamaica and other beverages.

    Browsed through a bunch of Reddit posts, stating this was the best taqueria in Hayward…read more FYI, It was soooo hard finding this location with Google Maps and not being a Hayward local. We went in circles... the turns are short. ***does not allow outside food or drink inside (unless it's for health reasons)*** FOOD: Ordered 5 tacos at $3.95 per taco, no matter what the meat is. Lots of meat. Lots of onions and cilantro. Lots of lime slices provided. Radishes provided...wished there was more. Surprised there wasn't any jalapeños provided. Ordering takeout, they immediately provided all types of salsas without asking. SERVICE: Takeout orders didn't have much service. Directly handed the bag of food. VIBEZ: Mainly males and construction workers. Casual. Fast dining. Standard taqueria vibes. Located on their own grounds with parking in the rear (may be a tight squeeze and complicated especially during peak times). Would I come back? I want to try their burrito. :)

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    Porque No? Tacos

    4.5
    (827 reviews)
    4.5 mi
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    Was looking for a taco spot after an event in San Jose. I could've stayed in San Jose but the rain…read morewas super heavy and I wanted to go somewhere closer to home. Not a lot of taco spots are open late at 10p but I saw that PNT was open. My family and I pulled into the driveway and were confused because it looked and sounded like a bar. There were a few people standing outside and I asked if this was a bar or restaurant and the gentleman said it's a restaurant. We walk in and got some stares because it was late and we had kids. Didn't matter to us. Everything on the menu sounded delish and they had al day breakfast items. We ended up going with the following: 1. Chicken sandwich- 10/10 my teen loved this. It was a crispy thinly sliced chicken breast with all the fixings, and pressed to perfection. 2. Chicken Caesar salad - 10/10 the lettuce was Romain, tossed in Caesar dressing and parm, with grilled chicken filet. 3. 4 tacos de asada - 10/10 yummy chopped steak, seasoned and grilled to perfection. I'm not sure if the evening chef cooks better or maybe we were starving, but the food was great! Ambience at the time was pretty loud but I figure it's because people hanging out in the bar area. Definitely will be back.

    ‼Absolutely horrible tasting food that is ridiculously over priced oh my god. NOT WORTH MY $44 !…read more I got these food items: Asada tacos- 1/2 of the taco meat was just big oily chunks of fat, I spat it out immediately. Rest of it was tolerable to chew. Tortilla was dry and oily. Al Pastor tacos- bland meat with a lingering dry pepper aftertaste that makes the meat taste old. Took one bite and was immediately repulsed. Chips and dip (guac and salsa)- chips are oily and hard to chew. Guac was bland, no garlic or cut tomato. Salsa was a viscous sludge in a small tub, had the same pepper taste as the Al Pastor. Horchata drink- too much cinnamon and saw multiple lidded to go cups of this already made in the fridge behind the register, no expiration dates on them. ALSO PLEASE UPDATE THE PRICES ON YOUR MENU, I was charged $11.95 for the chips and dip but the menu says "house chips and guac $9.50" ... how is salsa $2.45? Only positive thing I would mention is that the free tiny salsa, slice of lime, sliced radish, and pickled jalapeño and carrot was nice of them. Wish the pickled veggies didn't drip vinegar all over the bag (it was wrapped in tin foil). Never been here before and never coming back again.

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    Chilaquiles with Al Pastor
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