Writing an update because I recently wanted to make a special type of broth that required chicken…read morefeet, or patitas de pollo. Where else could I head to but Las Maravillas? The butcher in the back of the store was very helpful and wrapped them up fresh for me. My broth turned out delicious! I'm not sure where else in the area that I could find such a specific specialty item, but Las Maravillas had my back, as always. I even walked out with fresh jamaica juice that did not disappoint. I'm not sure of anywhere else locally that I could find that either, though it's not something they have every day and they often run out of these types of fresh juices toward the end of the day. I'll keep coming back to this place no matter what, but keep in mind that they are not open on Sundays.

Los Maravillas is a very nice little Mexican grocery…read more It's right next-door to Los Primos taco truck - my favorite taco truck in the city. The grocery has lots of Mexican staples, and they usually have specials - either tamales, or Horchata, or Mexican corn, or mango with Cayenne pepper. All are delicious. I always feel welcome, and the folks here are very nice. Great place, especially if you're already there getting some delicious tacos at Los Primos.

Pros: -Lots of topping choices…read more Cons: -Served cold -No seasoning -Carne asada lacked quality and overcooked -Tasted like store blught tortillas -Experience left Chipotle feeling superior

We love a good truck at work, beats having to drive somewhere and pack a lunch. Tortilla was super…read morefresh and delicious. The service was really quick and nice. There's a lot of toppings to choose from and all sounded so good.

Love the food here!! The burritos? Yum!! I've been here several times now, and I'm definitely stuck…read moreon these great flavors. A friend and I usually split a pork burrito and meat bowl. I'll start with the establishment/location. This joint is in the heart of the Whitehall/Columbus area. Yes, many years ago, Hamilton Road was chuck full of businesses, restaurants and shopping stripes. However, over the last 20 years, things have changed: businesses closing; higher crime; demographics. Since I'm all for the hidden gems, when a friend told me about this place, I was excited! First time I walked into this grocery store, I got confused. I didn't see any tables - was I in the wrong place? I had to ring up my friend and have him direct me toward the back left corner of the shop. The eatery part is not big. A few tables. Three or so booths. And a small stand with the register. That's it, nothing to gawk at. The service had always been good. Polite and fast. Both times my friend and I have gotten a pork burrito and #48 (starts with an M, but I forget what it's called!). The burrito has consistently been fantastic. Moist juicy pork. Great mix of toppings. You can taste the different components, too. That's a big deal-breaker for me: so many Mexican places serve burritos that have a homogenous taste. Nothing standing out. Not the case here! Here goes my best attempt to describe #48: it consists of thin strips of steak and chicken and freshly cooked small shrimp. Red and green peppers are mixed in with the protein. Mozzarella cheese is sprinkled on top. The cool part? These ingredients are tossed in a black bowl and pushed into the oven. Everything cooks in the bowl. The outcome is all flavor, every bite! The meat is lightly seasoned - the perfect amount. Oh yeah, almost forgot! When you're seated, a giant basket of chips and three types of salsa are brought out: the normal red salsa; a green Tomatillo dip; and orange tinted hot salsa to top it off. Authentic Mexican, folks :D

I was happy with everything except the paletas but maybe their stock is running low since the…read morepandemic. Not sure but I was expecting much more variety. Also PLEASE check the back of the paletas before buying, some had 50% of the fat you need in a day ‍

So there is a three mile or so stretch on refugee road that houses some of the city's best mom/pop…read morerestaurants and grocery stores. El Nuevo Naranjo is one of these gems. Like CAM in the city's northwest side, El Nuevo Naranjo has really really good prices on produce but in some cases you have to dig through a pile of aging produce. It is still likely that you will get some decent stuff, like Yucca or Casava for $1.99 a lb. By the way if you have not had fried Yucca and mayo you are missing out on one of life's great pleasures. What else oh yeah great prices on canned goods, hot sauce and a great selection of meats. Oh and they sell freshly fried chicharron, let me just say I squealed in joy when I saw the bin....and it's cheap!

Very nice small grocery store specializing in Hispanic foods. Was looking for some Sazon seasoning…read moreand found it for vegetables, also some Mole and Adobo sauces. Store clerk very helpful in pointing out to me. They also had some fresh baked buns. Smelled great so I bought a couple. They are a cross between a cookie and a donut crusty on outside but soft like bread in center and not too sweet. Prices were very good. Liked them a whole lot.

When we arrived we were greeted immediately by the owners. We noticed that they both washed their…read morehands and put on gloves. Nice to see! The restaurant appeared nice and clean. I ordered the burrito with rice, black beans, grilled chicken, cheese and sour cream. It was outstanding. Very yummy and good sized. My partner ordered a bowl with rice, black beans, grilled chicken, corn salad, and salsa. She thought it was yummy also. Food was outstanding, friendly service, clean and fast. We will return.

Due to the immense amount of 4/5 star reviews, we had high hopes but this place was...highly…read moredisappointing. We got a chicken burrito, 3 Birria tacos & the street corn in a cup to go. $40 total and absolutely not worth even a third of that price. Let's start with the Tacos-- literally the smallest Birria tacos I've ever seen in my life. They looked quite sad. Flavor wise it was not the worst, which is why I'm giving this place 2 stars. The Burrito and Street Corn were what really infuriated me. The burrito was also really incredibly small, and very bland. Like seriously, a burrito from Chipotle is cheaper, bigger, and way more flavorful. Also did not give us any salsa or anything to go with it. The street corn was not good either. The cup was 75% water...the seasoning was really just thrown on the top and didn't mix well at all. You might consider this good food if you have no taste and have never had actual authentic Mexican food. This is "Mexican" food for old white people. Unseasoned, sad, and too expensive considering the quality.

Could potentially be tight parking in the very small lot attached to the business. But there is…read moreplenty of parking across the street that's not a reserved or posted no parking area. This is a grocery store first, plenty of options, from household items to produce and meat. TAQUERIA second. You can order food to go at the regular checkout counter or ask to dine in. We dined in for our first time. All tables were empty. We started with waters. Which they went into the grocery store and grabbed two CORE waters. We then received the complementary chips and salsa. Salsa good, had a nice spicy kick to it. The tortilla chips seem to be stale and both my daughter and I didn't eat very many. I ordered a house margarita which was deliciously made and didn't taste like it came from a cheap pre made syrup. Menu stated $8.99. With $2.25 tacos you can't beat it. ESPECIALLY if the tacos meat is cooked perfectly and is so juicy. Cilantro & onion on top. Paired with cucumbers, lime, a charred jalapeno & sauteed onions too. Great tacos period. The salsa Verde was delicious I think it may have some avocado in it. They had a kids quesadilla which my daughter enjoyed. The Rice paired with it was fluffy and flavorful. We enjoyed our meal outside the stale chips. Even though we dined in we had to pay at the front register where you buy groceries. We ended up waiting about 10-15 minutes before getting to pay with the line of people with bags of groceries that only had one clerk. 2 CORE waters 1 house lime margarita 9 tacos 1 kids Quesadilla =$43 We will take out next time and see what the price is. The Fancy Core waters may have resulted the overpay.

Amazing food and the staff are very friendly and helpful!!! I have to apologize for the messy…read morephoto. Quesabirria was suggested and I ate most of it before the picture. Highly recommend.

I was so disappointed with this location. I love Los Gauchos but this location definitely missed…read morethe mark. The guacamole was overly salted to the point it was inedible. I am not the person that typically complains to staff but this time, I had to say something. The worker was kind and apologized for it. She even offered if I wanted to swap it out for something else or issue me a refund for it. I also had the suadero sopes and the meat itself was good but the masa of the sopes didn't taste right. They tasted stale and not very fresh.

My husband has been here several times with his Army peeps. Today was my first visit. Walk right in…read moreand head to the front desk to order and pay for your meal. They will give you a buzzer and your drinks to take to your table. He got his chorizo tacos x2, chips and queso and horchata lol always. His tacos looked delicious, it had the onions and cilantro (which I had hoped for mine) and the corn tortillas. The queso was an incredibly small portion--like a 6oz sauce cup! Not worth it in my opinion. He loved his horchata as always. I ordered the grilled fish tacos. I was a little disappointed when they came out, they were on grilled flour tortillas, very very small portion of grilled fish, lettuce?!?!, tomatoes and a creamy green sauce. I wouldn't have it again...if I return with him I'll try the chorizo tacos.

First time visit here! I've only been to one other Mexican ice cream shop on the other side of…read moretown, so I decided to drop in for some fresas con crema! The interior is clean and well maintained, very insta-worthy. It took someone a second to come out and greet me, but I could hear them working on something in the back and there were lots of menu options. Not only do they have ice cream and other treats, it looked like they also have walking tacos if you're in a snacky mood. My fresas con crema was good, it was VERY pink compared to others I've had with white cream, but still good and very picture worthy. I'll definetly be back to try some other items now that I know it's here.

We were excited to try this place, and im excited to say the food was pretty good! Their mini…read morepancakes were freshly made and the fruit that came with them was fresh. The downside to my first experience here was the service. I'm not sure why but the girl in front gave me a .. let's say not so pleasant face. I felt unwelcome & to top it off I felt a bit rushed to order. I was trying to look @ their whole menu, but as I said their food was pretty good. Hopefully this place does well.