I think people who run this place just don't care anymore. The cooler is broke a d has been broke for months, so all the beverages are warm. Imagine buying the frozen foods stored in there. Food poisoning. Nothing has price stickers and you never get an itemized bill. Absolutely unprofessional workers. Many canned foods are expired. Better check those expiration dates. Overpriced everything. They shamelessly take advantage of the neighborhood since there are not that many groceries options unless you drive out of your way. There are no pricing stickers on most of items. You buy blindly then they overcharge you at checkout when it's too late. The open food containers contain cold dry servings i would not feed to my dog. They should be fined by city inspectors. I can't believe health officials let it operate. Somebody os getting paid under the table.. People leaving this disaster 4 and 5 stars are probably buddies of these pandejos. You don't fool no one. Just go in there see for yourself. read more

Not sure if this is a hidden gem or just hidden to me! If you're a fan of Mexican products of almost any kind, this is the place to go. I could've roamed the aisles for ages, but stopped in to grab some goodies and go. Could use a fresh sweep and some organization, but overall, this is such a great resource for locals and beyond! read more

Just happened to stumble into here on a recent trip to the neighborhood and found that it was more impressive than I thought. I was expecting a kind of weird, limited supermarket. Especially since it falls under the IGA name. What I got was a full on market that offered many Hispanic items as well as your typical IGA fare. I really enjoy Mexican food and will go out of my way to find some good stuff. Now I know where to go to find all the items I will need for my next meal I make at home. They offer a wide array of items in here from meats to candy. I ended up getting myself a few Sprites that are made in Mexico as it is made with real sugar and not the corn syrup they use in the US. They do have hot, ready made food available for purchase out on the street. If I hadn't already eaten, and had my hands full, I would have definitely gotten some to go. read more

With Las Palmas Carniceria's takeover of IGA has come nothing but vibrant things. This IGA now sells all manner of Latin groceries including, meats, spices, confections, and odd fruits one doesn't often see in area supermarkets. It appears that most of the employees have been retained along with a bunch of new, happy faces. That taco cart still broils and attracts the hungry outside near the parking lot while another stand in front of the automatic door peddles soups, tamales, coffee, and some other things I'm not familiar with (see Becca R's review). Regardless, this new development has been a very positive one. And they continue to stock all the same old stuff, including my Isaly's chipped ham. Shame on them for no longer carrying Schneider's, though. Instead, they are now selling a brand I can do without and forget the name of, BUT, they have Jarritos soda, which is becoming my new compulsion, particularly the tamarind flavor. Great Scott! It tastes just like Schneider's with fizz! read more

This is the third Las Palmas Market and Taqueria in Pittsburgh. This will be a review of the taqueria. The menu is simple, tacos and quesadillas. 2.50 and 3.50 respectively. The tacos are fantastic, authentic Mexican street tacos. They come with two corn tortillas and your choice of meat (chorizo, pollo, carnitas, asada, fajita, and lomo (a small ribeye steak)). My favorites are the chorizo, chicken, and lomo. Each are delicious, moist, and fresh. I've never had a bad taco and their serving sizes are large, three tacos and I'm stuffed. The quesadillas are delicious as well. Lots of gooey cheese and you get a meat filling. They cook the cheese right on the grill, giving it this tasty crunchy exterior. After you get your tacos you have a wide selection of toppings and salsas to choose from. Cilantro, onions, pico de Gallo, pickled spicy onions and peppers, three extremely hot salsas and more. You can pay with cash at the taco stand or head inside the market before you order to purchase tacos with a credit or debit card (just get in the check out line and let them know you're ordering tacos). Tacos are one of my favorite foods and I had high expectations for Las Palmas and it 100% delivers. Simple, perfect tacos at a great price. Without a doubt the most authentic and tasty tacos in Pittsburgh. Be sure to check them out. read more

Went for the tacos, didn't end up getting them because all of the containers storing the meat/veggies for the tacos were open and FULL of flies. Then, I went into the store and noticed that they had food on the shelves that had expired 2 YEARS AGO. Absolutely disgusting!! read more

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Well stock market. Plus you can find everything you need Mexican. The produce section is limited, but you can find hard to get items like guavas, cactus pears, green tomatoes, and really fresh cilantro and that's just a small sample. They have every dried chili you would need for any Mexican recipe. Walk around you'll find cinnamon sticks and a plethora of ingredients not found in common grocery stores. This place is a real treasure read more

I give 3 stars only for the tacos outside. Inside is not too good. DO NOT buy meats there. Oscar Meyer Hot Dogs were turning green in the package. The Deli meats are old and not very good. I bought Serbet there that had frozen and thawed several times and was inedible. read more

I truly don't believe there's a such thing as too much fresh produce or piñatas. What a blessing to have this awesome place in walking distance to my doorstep! Good prices, friendly staff.. sometimes I just walk around in here. read more

If your looking to make homemade traditional mexican food this is the best place for you. Second best resonable prices on ingredients compared to Reyna foods in the strip district. Love the El milagro corn maiz tortillas. Ill eat those straight up or with some cheese in between 2 tortillas. Their hot foods section and outdoor tortilla bar is worth a visit but you will need cash. Worth the trip! read more

Market On Broadway IGA - El milagro corn/maiz tortillas and Quesos Finos Quesadilla Rillado cheese are just 2 reasons why this store is worth the trip! - Grocery Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Las Palmas has taken over the IGA store in Beechview and now not only has some amazing Mexican groceries but has many of the regular grocery items including fresh produce, a deli, sweet bread, meat & poultry. Stopped by to get some items for our Mexican dinner and you cannot go wrong. The taco stand has been moved to this location from down the street. The person at the register told me that the location down the street is now a Mexican Bakery. Will have to check that out the bakery next time I am in the neighborhood. read more

I really do love this store! They have all the basics you would need, such as milk and bread, but it is definitely a Latin American/ Mexican store. I love culture and this store definitely brings it! I for one have never seen so many different types of beans in my life! The cheese selections are wonderful, they have a good variety of deli meat, every type of fresh bell, sweet and hot pepper, and piñatas all over the ceiling of the store! I have been here a few times and coming back every chance I can! The employees are always nice and the store is a lot nicer then I was expecting the first time I came. I am happy with it for sure and am looking forward to discovering more here! :) read more

Market On Broadway IGA - a grocery store - Grocery Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

As you may know, the people who own Las Palmas took this over. It will still be an IGA but with a Mexican flair and the Las Palmas location doors away will close. The tacos will be sold outside the IGA now near their free and big parking lot. As for the tacos, I liked their pulled pork and chorizo ones best. The ground beef tacos are gummy and gristly and unseasoned and the steak and onions ones aren't bad. They double up each taco with corn tortillas. read more

Produce was fresh, premade food is very affordable. The taquiera outside has probably the hottest red chili flake salsa in town! My friend thought he was up to the challenge & immediately became humbled to the intense fire. But if you stay away from the red chili salsa, the rest of the toppings are great, also fresh. The meat that is served is prepared well, I recommend the chorizo, naturally. read more

The IGA on Broadway is almost as bad as having no grocery store in the neighborhood at all. Their prices for even the simplest and most basic of items are high. Common staples like bread and deli meat are clearly and unreasonably marked up. Their freezers are constantly temping above 32 degrees, which creates a health risk and ruins the shelf-life of the product inside. In addition, they marked their toilet paper up to $3 a roll a few months back during the Crisis. Between the poor selection, lousy service (the line to check out frequently reaches to the back of the story) and the belligerent and non-communicative staff, you're better off taking two buses to find a Giant Eagle or ALDIS. One star because that's as low as I can rate it. Thanks for reading. read more

Since the Mexicans took it over, it's been nothing but good food at a reasonable price. Can't hate on that. The taco stand outside is a plus! read more

Sadly really went downhill. They switched to a new vendor, the prices went up and they are no longer having sales.

This place got way better when it became Las Palmas. At the front of the store, there's a little stand where they sell hot, cheap treats like a Latino fonda sells (I recently got a vegetarian tamale and cinnamon flavored coffee there and they were super good). I have also made it a point to try each sour cream flavor they sell there, as they have a huge section devoted to sour cream, including flavors from different countries like El Salvador and Mexico. Who knew there were country-specific sour creams?! Their produce section improved vastly when the Las Palmas guys took over. They sell latino specialties, like yuca, prickly pear, nance, and young coconut, along with several varieties of dried peppers. Their butcher section is awesome too; they have all kinds of specialty meats, fresh chicharron, and you can buy queso blanco by the pound. I have never seen the variety of beans that this place has, either. Literally, almost an entire row devoted to canned and dried beans! Being a vegetarian, I was extremely pleased to discover this. Go to here! You will love it (unless you only buy frozen stuff, in which case you may be bummed). read more

Great hot foods section. Get their burritos! Not many people know about them. Always friendly. Great meat section. I eat their meats about 3 times a week. Always fresh and good (so far. If that changes I will write another review). They have stuff that you cannot get at other grocery stores. Try their Mexican snacks!!! They have strawberry chocolate filled panda pastry cookies in a box.. sounds rediculous right? They are delicious. There produce could be a little fresher, so I took a star off. Great place though. I'm glad I live near this store. read more

They need to pay more attention to expiration dates. Spaghetti seasoning packs that expired in 2014... the freezer food has defrosted and been re frozen. Quality of products at this store is questionable at best. read more

Tacos are top notch, groceries are good for some harder-to-find Hispanic stuff. Frozen items have been thawed a few times in my experience. Questionable at best. Stick to the tacos and you'll be in good shape! read more

This is a great little market for picking up some quick necessities like milk or bread. But it's cleanliness begs for help, and the produce is always near expiration (if not already going bad!). read more

As a long time resident of Beechview, I am very pleased with the new IGA. Unlike the former Foodland grocery store, it is clean and well stocked. It seems that are not completely finished with their renovations but it really isn't a problem for shoppers. I have done a lot of my grocery shopping their since their opening and they seem to have a decent selection and very reasonable prices. read more

I have lived in Beechview for many years now and live only a few blocks from IGA, former Foodland. This new IGA is the best thing to happen to the Beechview area for those of us with no vehicles . There arent to many choices around this neighborhood but now there is at least one place i can rely on in my own area without having to take trolleys and buses carrying my groceries for miles, no fun and was very hard even when Foodland closed not to have something within walking distance to provide for my family. Very clean, well stocked, helpful and polite employees, and this is a place for good sales at certain times. Who wants to pay Giant Eagle prices just for the advertising on the outside of the food :) In this time we need all the savings we can get and this is a great store for it. No complaints or problems with anything i have bought here and have been going weekly since its opening, doing a great job. read more

I brought home dry and canned items. Also produce. A BIG ASS ROACH came out of my produce. I'm very upset! I will never shop there again.