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    Los Potrillos

    4.5 (43 reviews)
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    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Evangeline I.

    Love places like this. They have a small counter / deli style area to order food from, ranging from tacos, burritos, and various entree plates. We got tacos: al pastor, lengua, carne asada, and chile relleno. Everything was really good, but my faves were the al pastor and lengua. The chile relleno was perfectly cheesy and fried as well, but I wish they served it as a plate rather than just a taco. Will def be back to order more items. A great neighborhood spot to pick up a quick lunch/dinner!

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    Alejandro C.

    It's a great Latin American store with Latin American food and groceries. The employees are nice and they have a small restaurant too. The butchers are nice and happy to help. All the veggies and are fresh and food is made sure is hot I date like the fresh poco de Gallo and guacamole. The liquor is in lock and key which you need someone to open it for you. Great place to get Mexican candy for Halloween as well! Definitely recommend coming here!

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    Rosa J.

    I was looking for a taqueria/grocery store combination since I was hungry after a long day of work. At the same time, I needed some fruit and eggs. I bookmarked this place some time ago, for it has good reviews on Yelp and was relatively close to Albany Park. After a short bus ride on Kimball, we got off at Belmont and walked a couple blocks west on Belmont. We then reached our destination. Behind the cash registers, there was a taqueria with some bar stools along the tiny dining room. Their menu features many of the Mexican quick-bite basics, such as tacos, tortas, burritos, and dinner combos. We had a pastor torta and chile relleno (stuffed poblano peppers with cheese), along with horchata and a bottle of lime jarritos. The total came to $12 for our dinner. Everything was made-to-order on their commercial grill. My pastor wasn't out-of-this-world amazing, but the meat was flavored well and portioned nicely. Speaking of great, cheap tortas, be sure that you check out the restaurant inside the Carniceria Guanajuato on Diversey at the Belmont Central neighborhood (hint, hint). Hubby also was satisfied with his chile relleno. Thus, our quest for some quick Mexican food was a success. Onto the grocery section, they carry a full line of groceries, even though the prices were just average comparing to other major Hispanic grocery stores in the city. We purchased some green seedless grapes ($0.99/lb; $1.89), a 4-lb bag of naval oranges ($3.49), and a dozen of jumbo eggs ($2.49). The total came to $8.05. While I wasn't impressed by their varieties and prices on their agricultural produce, their meat/seafood department appeared clean and had decent selections for a small-scaled neighborhood grocery store. Overall, if you're a resident in Avondale, it would definitely be a staple and perhaps a go-to place to pick up some simple, everyday grocery essentials. You can also find most of Mexican spices, beans, dairy products, pastries, juices, snacks, and alcohol here as well. You've got to love the real city. There's no absurd W*lm*rt that dictates where you shop.

    Mayra G.

    Get some nachos and tacos while duping your groceries! The service is excellent and the food is complete perfection.

    Michelle H.

    This is a decent place to stop for basic grocery needs. It is just a tad more pricey than a larger grocery store, but it is very conviennent for the neighborhood. The service at both the taqueria and registers is fast and efficient.

    Jamie M.

    Most underrated spot for genuine tacos in all of Chicago! Highly recommend the steak tacos-they're surprisingly loaded despite being cheaper than most places!

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    Maribel S.

    The food is fresh, very tasty, and cooked to the order. Portions are generous for a reasonable price. First time I had the Enchilada en salsa verde and.... mmmm .... it was delicious. And the second time I ordered de Shrimp Fajita... ahhh... also it was a delish. Staff is very friendly, fast, and courteous. Dining area is small, but it worth to going there for a quick lunch. I honestly recommend this place. Next time I'm thinking to have the Chile Relleno.

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    The tacos didn't have much flavor. They do add a lot of meat and cilantro, but the flavor was blah. Tacos from Mazamitzla is much better

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    La Casa Del Pueblo - Upscale liquor.

    La Casa Del Pueblo

    4.3(97 reviews)
    6.4 miPilsen
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    Hope this spot stays around forever. Seems like the embodiment of Pilsen in a neighbourhood grocery…read morestore: colorful, eclectic, many flavours and something for everyone to enjoy. The store has a fresh butcher shop inside. The carne de rez is definitely a favorite. The fresh produce selection is plentiful. There's a large selection of dried peppers to spark your culinary interests. Haven't come across anything I couldn't find over here. Staple!

    Came here because it is my girlfriend's childhood restaurant, we ordered then sat down on our…read moretable. My in laws were excited as well but as we were chatting we saw people getting their food first before us. Then as we started to look more concerned the busser is the only employee who checked in with us. We finally got our drinks because of him. Waiter was nowhere to be seen. As waiter came to the table we received dirty napkins and spoons. When food finally arrived, it was cold so we had to wait a couple more minutes. Just my worst experience for my first time here. My burrito LITERALLY didn't have meat Also! The owner was a table behind us and I bet he was hearing us talk shit about this place and didn't say nothing. He was giving the VIP service to his buddies and the buddies were selling perfumes. He kept spraying cologne and perfume while customers were eating. I was eating at a Macys. HORRIBLE!!!

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    Jewel-Osco

    Jewel-Osco

    2.1(80 reviews)
    5.7 mi
    $$

    I'm here to speak about the deli in this location. The…read morestore gets pretty crowded at times and the never have more than 4 lanes open. They rather stand around and say self-checkout is open. People know about self-checkout, clearly guest will rather go through the regular check out. Those males they have over there in the deli have ruined the quality of the hot or cooked items over there. I've heard a customer request the $1 item and they said there wasn't any more they'd have to cook them, THEN turned and said they wouldn't have time. They stand back there moving so slow it's unbelievable. The one guy with the real thick glasses has a real nasty attitude. Every time a woman asks for something he's speaking under his breath about them. I hear because I stand a wait for another guy to come available because I never want to deal with him and he speaks negatively of the customers because they have request. Personally, I decided to just go to other locations or other stores, if I want something from the deli. The store is clean, but it be so crowded.

    Jewel Osco was the most recommended rotisserie chicken that I had in Chicago…read more I went in to pick up my beloved bird, but damn near broke my neck when I saw a 15+ person line over at the fried chicken station. A line for grocery store fried chicken? Absolute cinema. People have been recommending I get into fried chicken reviews, and I've resisted as I really don't want to get fat, but this was the perfect storm to start a grocery store fried chicken review journey. I got to the front in the line and felt like a fish out of water. I sheepishly asked the employees, Darius R and Damariea J, what the move was as it was my first time getting fried chicken from here. I thought they'd be annoyed, but they were so helpful and welcoming. "Today is actually wing bucket Friday! A whole bucket is normally $17.99 but today it's $9.99. I can give you some of everything so you can try, but the spicy wings are my favorite." Hell yeah. Darius was the MAN. I took my tissi and wing bucket to the UIC campus for consumption. The tissi was a brick and landed at a 6/10, which currently ranks it 71st out of 94 grocery store birds I've tried, but the fried chicken was INSANE. Darius wasn't lying, the spicy wings were next level. The best grocery store chicken I've ever had. Boomin the Publix fried chicken. Shoutout to the Darius' and Damariea's of the world. Good people. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

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    La Providencia Grocery - Domestic/imported beer

    La Providencia Grocery

    4.8(12 reviews)
    6.4 miPilsen
    $

    Came in at 1pm because I washed to try their cochinita pibil but I was too late. I ended up getting…read moreabout a pound of carnitas instead. They were so delicious. I love that they still had cueritos and ear available. The meat was so tender and fell off the ribs I got. I also ended up purchasing a pint of refried beans. I am happy to report that they were only 2.99 and so delicious!!! I will definitely go back next week for their cochinita.

    Well slap your Abuela! She needs to come over here and get…read moresome lessons from them on how to REALLY cook. Trust me... As always, I am looking for new fantastic restaurants, and stores to try out, and share with: family, friends, and on Yelp. As you walk in it seems like a common corner store, groceries in the front, meat towards the rear. When I walked to the back I had a pretty good hunch this would be a great one. The fresh smell, it was very clean, and the amazing eye catching signage. You could feel like you just walked into in a sweet little store in Mexico. When they handed me the food I ordered I knew was on the right track. When I took my first bites I smiled, and knew, I needed to share this place. I was intrigued by the Pozole Verde sign out front. I had never had it before, so I placed my order for that and zero regrets. It comes out in a quart container with a plastic wrapped foam tray with: chopped onions, cilantro, radish, shredded cabbage, and mexican oregano. I added mostly everything but went easy on the oregano. The chunks of chicken were tender and not overcooked. The hominy and vegetables were just right as well. They have this to a science and it has to be near perfect. Now to the tacos: As you often see in neighborhood grocery stores the chorizo was hanging in back above the meat counter, so a house made chorizo taco was a given. The Al Pastor was reccomend by the one of the butchers, and I had a steak taco to round it, and myself, out. All I can say is that like the pozole everything was superb. Even the salsas.. I wish I knew of this place when I worked and lived in the area. I would definitely have known everyone there by name. I still smile thinking of it, and next time I'm in that hood, I will be there. I look forward to trying out a few more menu items, and picking up some of the fresh meat. So maybe don't slap Grandma... but you should at least pick her up and take her out to lunch here. Enjoy! #AlfieEats

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