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    Lola's Market

    3.4 (109 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Salsa bar sold by the pint or whatever you need.

    This is a great Mexican market with fair prices on everything you need. The produce was the best prices I have found but also included 99 cent bags of slightly blemished veggies and fruits. They have endless options for tortillas, spices, flour, beans, etc., but the meat section is exceptional. The staff (I love Carlos!) is very helpful. Everyone is bilingual. As opposed to other markets, the aisles are spacious, and everything is immaculate. Plus it is next to a great taqueria!

    Chilly relleno
    Greg O.

    We were in the area and decided to check out Lola's market on Petaluma Hill road. We usually go to the one on Sebastopol road. A small eatery on the premises has a separate entrance other than the store. They have a small dining area and larger outdoor dining. We are on the hunt for the perfect Chile relleno so we both ordered the combo plate with rice and beans. It also came with fresh hot tortillas. The food was delivered and it looked good and the price was very reasonable. We started eating and immediately noticed that the rice and beans were lukewarm. We cut into the chile relleno and found a doughy exterior that had no taste. The pepper itself was thin surrounding a thick, cold, firm, solid cheese interior. This relleno was not freshly cooked and made the flavor poor. Because of the temperature, we both felt it was the worst chile relleno we ever had and dubbed it, "chilly relleno". We could have sent it back to be microwaved but had other things to do and I can microwave food at home. We will not return to this location but would try out the Sebastopol store.

    a variety of food items
    Mali-Nelson O.

    Great Mexican Supermarket! They have e everything! One stop shop! Love the bakery, hot foods, meat department, produce andist of all authentic good customer service.

    1 lengua taco, 1 al pastor taco, and 1 pollo asado taco. LOTS of meat on these!
    Lucas A.

    I've driven by Lola's Market (multiple locations throughout the North Bay) so many times but have never been inside one. I was driving around thinking about where I should eat lunch, and decided to give Lola's taqueria a try. I was not disappointed! The menu is fairly extensive with items you would expect, but I was in the mood for tacos. I grabbed one chicken, one al pastor, and one lengua taco. They were all excellent! The main selling factor, for me, is the amount of meat piled onto these tacos. They taste great, but the value is even better. You get A LOT of meat. Probably enough for two tacos on each one. The tacos are a little more expensive than your normal taqueria fair, but the portions more than make up for it. If you have a big appetite and want some tacos - give your local Lola's Market a try!

    Bad taquitos
    Vanessa M.

    Taquito Pack, looks great on their weekly flyer. Terrible in reality. Lolas needs to hire a person who actually tastes the food they make and sell. You can't mess taquitos up, but congratulations Lolas restaurant your cooks managed to stuff the taquitos with tasteless, unseasoned, bland food. The potatoes not seasoned, the chorizo just cooked with no onion. Then to add insult to injury the taquitos are then perfectly over fried until it hurts to bite them. Gave one star cause you can't give them zero. Lolas step up your food, you are charging premium prices for gas station quality food!

    Whole roasted chickens for $7.49
    Dana H.

    Another frequent visit to Lola's today. It's a nice Mexican food market. The whole roasted chickens are back up to $7.50 on weekends from $4.99. I guess they run specials occasionally and then pull them. However, they had a Pollo Asado whole grilled special today for $8.99. It's not the same whole roast chicken in the bag but rather 2 chicken halves that were grilled, not roasted. Included for $8.99 are 2 grilled chicken halves, 8 oz container of the salsa of your choice, 8 oz Mexican rice, and 2 dozen corn tortillas. It's a pretty good deal. The 8 oz rice isn't enough so I ordered a quart of rice for another $5. I also ordered a chile relleno a la carte. The Mexican rice is some of the best I've had. It's fluffy light and tasty but not overbearing. The chile relleno is huge so I usually eat half with rice and save the other half for another meal. And the grilled chicken is delicious and tender with just the right amount of spices. I proceeded to the produce section and picked up some fresh cilantro, radishes, and green onion. Their produce prices are less than the local supermarkets. The cashier wasn't very friendly when I said "hola". No thank you when I left but I didn't come here for friendly checkouts. The hot food and salsa employees were very friendly and helpful so that makes up for it. I will keep coming to this market. By the way, if you haven't tried their hand made corn tortillas, they are only available on weekends and you have to ask for them. Not all of them speak English, so just ask for "tortillas de maíz hechas a mano" which is spanish for hand made corn tortillas.

    Killer good salad
    Steven H.

    I picked up on Lola's from Yelp and popped in for lunch today. WOW was I surprised, I had their Santa Fe Salad that was $9.99 and it was big enough for three of us, super fresh and so tasty. My daughter had a couple of carnitas tacos and the carnitas was perfect. Not an obvious place to go, but I will be back to try more.

    The menu
    Stephanie A.

    Review # 176 We have a few Lola's markets here around Sonoma County. This review is based on the Taqueria. One thing I love about Lola's Taqueria is that they are FAST. When you are absolutely carb depleted and starrrrrrving, Lola's market will deliver ultra fast speedy service. Delivering those carbs of satisfaction that your body is craving straight to your belly. By the time you load up at their made fresh daily salsa. You have just a couple of minutes to snack on a few chips before your meal arrives. What ultimately drives me to Lola's is the raw and grilled onions at the salsa bar. Along with thier delicious avocado salsa. Even in desperate times of the rising cost of avocado, Lola's still delivers that wonderful Avocado salsa. I haven't venutred the store much. Or have tried the other Lolas market locations. Dutton will be next on my list.

    The menu and a picture of my chimichanga with pork. Yum.

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    Gave this place another try. So glad I did food was great service was great ,. Will be back again.

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    Great choice if you're in a rush. Got my food with 10 minutes and at a good price. Size of food is perfect, taste wise not so much flavor

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    I live across the street from a Lolas Market. The best mexican food at the best prices. Also, a great meat counter and produce.

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    Al pastor in the back 5/5
    Al pastor in the back 5/5
    Spicy Beef Empanadas, Bacon/Plum and an heart shaped alfajor for dessert.

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    Spicy Beef Empanadas, Bacon/Plum and an heart shaped alfajor for dessert.
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    Empanadas - delicious
    Empanadas - delicious
    Chicken stew with potatoes, sliced egg and walnuts, side of jasmine rice
    Chicken stew with potatoes, sliced egg and walnuts, side of jasmine rice
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