Great store, outstanding selection. Have outstanding pasteles a must for the holidaysread more

Great food ok prices atmosphere is fine. I will go again the next time I am there Service was…read moreprompt and with a smile.

My go to quick pick up kind of place for a beverage- red bull, soda, coffee etc. They sell lottery…read moretickets as well if you're the "gambling type.". It's 25 MPH in the area so make sure you follow that.....there's steady cops in that area in passing. Probably love in one of the neighborhoods near the yellow store. But heed my warning lol

This place is nice little community convenience store. It's privately owned, not a chain. The…read moreowners are friendly and very personable. I stop by here every couple of weeks to pick up one of my favorite beers which I'm unable to find anywhere else. In addition they're getting ready to open a mini Zero's Sub's in here. That will certainly be a welcome addition to the area and save a trip to Greenbrier. You can find the Yellow Store on Fentress road out in the Great Bridge area of Chesapeake.

I haven't been over to the Deep Creek/George Washington area in a long time. Boy, it has grown and…read morethere are lots of new businesses! I saw a sign that said, "Tienda Chapina" and was ecstatic! I am half Guatemalan (Chapina), so I was like yayyyy! Store has tons of goodies including plantains, eggs, chorizo , cremas, paletas, candy, and much much more. All the spices I grew up with were available. They even have a traditional Guatemalan outfit and basket on display. I got my bubbaloo gum, felt just like I did when I was a kid at my Abuelitas store. Chorizo was delicious! Staff were friendly and sweet. Things are pricey, eggs were crazy expensive, so I'll be going there for mostly foods or spices that you can't find at Kroger. I had a great experience! Parking is ample and has great lighting. Place isn't too crowded and in a non busy part of GW Hwy. can't wait to go back!

The manager is really nice in Lili Delites The snacks are really cheap. And it's not too far I go…read morein there and get myself a Pepsi and two snack cakes. Then sometimes I go get two boxes of Whoppers

I would drive hours for their birria tacos! Hands down our favorite place to go for lunch. Staff is…read morealways so friendly, plenty of space inside. The drinks at the way had me one and done. You definitely get your moneys worth here.

Jessy's Tienda is a small store attached to the Jessy's Taqueria next door. They have a number of…read moreMexican and other Latin products like grocery items, meats and pottery. Before I left, I noticed the baked goods. The fat kid inside me was very excited! Sweet tooth was taken care of.

The chicken is amazing. Their customer service is on point. Def come here for the chicken.read more

I visited this store before the game started to grab some wings and subs. I wasn't greeted because…read morethe man was buried face down in his phone. I then proceeded to have to wait to place my order because he was on his phone. He did not wash his hands and he had gloves on and DID NOT even change his gloves. He certainly did not follow guidelines for him being a cook or whatever he is. Chicken was undercooked and my sub was overcooked. I do not recommend eating food from this place. Save your money!

This store is great! Mi Rancho Tienda Latina (MRTL) is next door to La Taqueria Hacienda. I…read morestumbled upon it when I ordered take out at La Taqueria Hacienda (s/o to Theresa M for putting it on my radar). There is a direct indoor passage from La Taqueria Hacienda to MRTL, my youngest and I went to take a peek while we waited for our takeout order. It's a small store but lots of great stuff packed into it. At the front, there are some freezers and fridges with frozen treats (paletas, mangonadas etc) and other prepared goods from local businesses like flan and tres leches from Jessy's. The first front aisle is dedicated to a showcase of Mexican baked goods also brought in from local bakeries. The next few aisles are filled with grocery store items. I love seeing the products that familiar brands release in other markets. Will have to go back for the Palmolive fruity bar soap. It smelled so good ! All the way back, is the butcher with all sorts of meats, both plain and marinated. After we did a once over to see what the store offers, I couldn't help myself with the baked goods. I see/hear about baked goods and it's a trigger word (a good trigger). My eyes start to glaze over and I start making my way over LOL. I stopped a staff member and I asked her about all the goods. I wish she could truly understand the level of my enthusiasm and curiosity and I think she did the best she could to describe all the items, but I made do with what she shared and I just went with what looked good. She said that the case under the La Sabrosita had been delivered that day, so she didn't need to tell me twice. We got 4 things (these are not the proper names as I have no idea, just descriptions): - sugar donut with custard - classic sugar yeasty donut with custard, except, they don't poke a hole and fill it, they slice it in half and slather the custard. I loved this one. - puff pastry with cream inside and then a thin layer of icing type coating on top, and then rolled back in the puff pastry crumbs? These type of pastries tend to be on the dry side. It was pretty straight forward and it was pretty big. - cake/bread with sesame seeds - this reminds me of a homemade pound cake (not store bought) or madeleine type texture, not cake and not bread, in the middle. The size is pretty large (picture those jumbo muffins at Costco that you have to buy two packs) and it's topped with sesame seeds. Great morning item. I loved this one too. - Cinnamon cake - there was a thin layer of a cinnamon mixture at the bottom, majority of the cake/bread and then the top had a crack-ly crust, piped with what looked like a cinnamon stick, but it's actually another edible cake thing. On the drier side, but more meant to be another morning item with coffee or tea. My youngest loved this one with her milk. The items were not small either. The best part of all this, was when I went to pay, I was floored at the final total. I thought she had made a mistake. It was SOOOOO cheap! It was $8 and some change. The girl chuckled at my disbelief and she said the price had gone up. Well, don't mind if I do. I'll definitely be back and check out their meats back there too. Enjoy friends and Happy Latinx Heritage Month!

Awesome store to explore - I love trying the different pastries and rolls! After my meal next…read moredoor, I like to take my time and browse to see all that they have. I love to try new things and they have plenty to choose from. The workers are always so friendly; if they can't help you they will find someone who can. It's not a huge store but don't let that food ya - it is packed with all kinds of stuff from fresh meats to packaged goods to candy to drinks (sometimes fresh coconuts to drink from!) Check them out!

This store was not at all what I expected it to be. I thought there would be a display of…read moreavailable bakery goods to choose from. Instead it was a Filipino bodega with a few aisles of grocery products, a cooler with frozen food flanking one side, a window at the back to order hot foods & a table at the front for sitting or eating. With respect to bakery goods, there was one almost empty stand at the front of an aisle with a few bags of Pan de Coco. I had called the night before & asked about Ube Purple Bread. She said that she was baking more the following day & would save a bag for me. What they brought out was a bag of 6 rolls with an Ube filling inside. It was tasty but not purple bread. My friend asked about Pandesal. They brought a bag from the back that were larger rolls. She should have asked for Ube Pandesal. These were tasty & soft. But they had no Ube filling inside & were more like a large dinner roll. It would have been nice to see what we were buying before the purchase. Asking if they had a menu, I was told that they eventually would. She was still trying to decide what to put on the menu. I'm not sure I'll return until choices are available. And please, give us a display of the baked goods. Even putting them bagged in the almost empty display stand would help. The store is in a shopping center on the west side of E. Little Creek Road. It is easily accessible for those of us who live in the Shore Drive corridor. The outside is tasteful & well maintained. The inside is definitely a bodega feel.

This place has some great food! We had the pancit, ube bread and we couldn't get enough. Everything…read moreis made fresh, the family is so kind and sweet, the service is great!