Best Mexican food in Moreno Vally I recommend everyone who…read morelives in the area, try the food 100% you guys gonna love it When you eat it, you feel home

Got the menudo. The meat is cooked perfectly, nice and…read moretender. But the broth has no flavor. Definitely needs salt. I didn't like that they put the oregano with chili powder. Would prefer to have it separate. They don't give you chili oil like other spots and their tortillas are not made by hand. That makes such a huge difference. Won't be returning. If their menudo has no flavor I can image how the rest of the food taste.

Best meat in town !!! Never disappoints .. perfect for a Sunday Funday !…read more Always the best quality !

We were pretty disappointed with our purchase from La Carniceria. We paid a premium price expecting…read moregood quality meat, but the cuts we received were extremely fatty. There was meat, but a large portion of what we got was fat, which made it feel like we didn't get the value we paid for. When you're paying higher prices at a butcher shop, you expect better trimmed, higher-quality cuts. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience. It was frustrating to see so much fat was in the meat. It's chewy and an edible. We hope they pay closer attention to the quality and trimming of their meat, because at those prices customers should be getting much better.

The pizza stand closing at 9:00pm. They have Farmer John wieners. Nice staff open 24 hrsread more

Great quality meats available!!!! The staff is ready to…read morehelp you spend your money with a smile! The place is clean and stocked round the clock (unless they tell you an item is out-obviously). 10/10 have recommended and will each time I fire up the grill and share a plate with friends.

I have been coming to Day Street Market for over 15 years; frequenting this store has become a…read moregolden recollection of my childhood. They consistently offer the best quality meats at the best prices, along with produce that is always fresh. I am, without fail, warmly greeted when entering and leaving, which has made shopping feel less like an errand and more like a mindful pastime. Businesses like Day Street Market make it easy to support locally owned establishments. Day Street Market is more than just a market -- it has become an essential part of my kitchen, my pantry, and my refrigerator, inevitably making it a foundation of my home.

Day Street Market is a total gem. The staff is incredibly kind, and the whole place has that…read morewelcoming, neighborhood feel. Their selection of spices and halal meats is top tier, and the Dubai chocolate bars alone are worth the trip. Everything is fresh, clean, and thoughtfully stocked. You can tell they really care about quality and their customers. So glad we found this spot. Definitely coming back.

No stars !!! Horrible horrible !!…read moreJust bought some carne for tomorrow (labor day) as i am gonna prepare it, this is what i have... A waste of time and money.

First time trying this meat market out, and I'm disappointed. Not returning. I ordered 2 pounds of…read moremarinated meat and got about 1 pound of actual meat and the rest nothing but fat. I will gladly pay the price to eat good, but this was a waste of... hopefully they can improve.

I was originally going to give them four stars, but the butcher counter knocked it down to three…read morestars for me. I was born and raised in LA so my go to has always been Vallarta. Now that I live in MoVal, Cardenas is the closest grocery store like it so I shop here now. I should preface with saying I only come here for the produce section on most days. On occasion I buy meat and tortillas. Parking is plentiful. You'll always find a cart available. I spend the bulk of my time in the produce section. I've found that their produce lasts me much longer than other grocery stores in the area. Like any grocery store, not every single item is going to be as fresh as the day it was picked. But generally they have great quality and amazing pricing. I have had the pan dulce. I just think it's a tad overpriced at 4 for $5 for my liking. I'd rather support my local panaderia at that point. I love going to the tortilleria for fresh flour tortillas for burritos. They're a tad pricey at $4.99 a bag so I only buy it on occasion. It's certainly more convenient than making it at home. The self-check out is pretty convenient if you don't have a cart full of groceries. I did have trouble one time and the attendant was able to help me once I asked for assistance. Personally, I'm neurodivergent and get overstimulated quickly so I appreciate the lack of customer service others mentioned In all seriousness, I haven't experienced anyone being rude. But they're also not going out of their way to greet you or check in to see if you need assistance. It would be great if they had more than one lane with an attendant open. I've seen it get backed up several times. It could be solved easily by opening up a second lane. I appreciate that they have security working at night. I rarely get my shopping done during the day so I couldn't even tell you if security is working then, but I feel safer walking to my car at night knowing someone is watching the area. I have generally enjoyed going to the butcher here for a couple meats on occasion. I love the bistec ranchero for carne asada, but the price is a bit steep in this economy at $13.99/lb. Today, I went to restock as we were out of protein in my home. I got four different cuts of meat, two beef and two chicken. Two things occurred that really bothered me. (1) The butcher failed to change gloves between handling different types of raw food, like different species of meat (beef and chicken), which I suspect may be a health code violation. (2) The butcher used the same contaminated gloves when creating the labels and handling each bag of meat. All of my bags were contaminated :-( Unfortunately, I was in a hurry to get home as my husband needed the car to go to work so I didn't have an opportunity to say something or talk to someone. So I knocked down a star for the cross contamination.

I really enjoyed shopping at Cardenas, everyone was so helpful. The vegetables and fruit looked so…read morefresh, I ended up buying so much. The cashier was attentive and welcoming. The happy music playing in the background had us in a very good mood as well. I'm definitely coming back.

I went on Father's Day (June 21) and the staff working at the kitchen restaurant was so excellent!…read moreMs. Elizabeth and her workers were running to service the customers in a very speedy manner. The line was long but they were working as fast as possible to service each customer with smiles on their faces. There was a customer in line who was being not very patient and the ladies did an excellent job of helping him to the best of their ability. The quality of the food was great and they saved us from having to cook for the holiday!

Food prices gone up,when you compare with the other grocery stores the prices higher than other…read moreplaces.

So my experience went well here, and I'm surprised the store is only rated a 2-star. So I…read morerarely/seldom (in fact, it's so rare that I've only been to large mexicanized grocery retailers about 7 qty times in my whole life) go to a mexicanized grocery chain, but I noticed a lot of food items appear fresher & more competitive/ better priced than WinCo in some food areas. Also, some of the food items have healthier alternative ingredients (kinda like the Mexican Coca Cola soda formula having real cane sugar and sold in glass bottles, as opposed to the Americanized corn or high fructose disease mongering corn syrup in chemical leaching containers) then many of the products sold at the traditional americanized supermarkets. It's also apparent that the mexicanized grocery chains throughout the USA have better local partnership networks among immigrant dominated food crop suppliers of all types: not just the staples. Thus we see a larger selection variety (plumper fresher picks), and less carbon because of the local distance from field harvest to shelf. { Warning: Below is a tangent on what real food quality is and means, Hippocrates, modern medicine and it's politics, and food rating agencies; the last paragraph goes back to a strict Superior Groceries relevancy} This means that the food rating paradigm is wrong and needs to be updated in-line with the new-data evidence that has been around. This has already taken place in highly advanced and evolved countries such as (the many) in western Europe. So quality in some areas is actually higher rated at Superior Groceries than what the FDA and other regulatory agencies even recognize: their rating systems are botched in other words. I wouldn't trust their grocery rating systems because for example, it probably places higher quality ratings on dead processed food (in fact, I know it does) that they consider safe, (longer shelf life) rather than more natural less processed food products that (faster expiration) only now the truth and data is more and more beginning to uncover that these are what keep the human body healthy and disease free because all food is supposed to be living and functionally acts as medicine to ward off disease. The correlation and empirical data is no brainer clear that diseases of all kinds was an advent of killing food for longer shelf life and this processing (that the FDA and other agencies like health agencies) deemed by agencies bent on supporting industries like the Sick Care industry, stock holders, and all capital prospering entities from this misinformation under guise of official classifcation. Somehow the trusted agencies inversed everything to where those who sold their souls for money gained the licensing and reputation , whilst those who by moral conviction or whatever reason chose not to pervert their understanding of the Hippocratic Oath. For they truly preached too "let food by thy medicine and do no harm to one's patient," the real food, that of not corrupting and perverting the food to create diseases and a demand need for an industry niche self-perpetuated by this false information. The victims who succumb to this perverted data they trusted from whom they're supposed to trust, sadly believed these White Washed Tombs to their hastened tomb. They're expected to trust such official entities. Therefore the real quacks and those by real moral perversion, broken moral compasses, and ethical deficiency, decided to "do harm to their patients" and customers against whom they have the nerve and audacity to call their father: the father of modern medicine, Hippocrates. If he is, then they killed him and Hippocrates will say he never knew these frauds just as Jesus will to many who claimed to be real Christians. Back to a strict customer experience at this grocer, Superior. They really live up to their name, "Superior". For example, when I was in a major jam dilemma they had (it was either) Miguel or George the manager and they really care about customer experiences going right. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this store for value, quality, and great management. The management really genuinely cares about how their customers experience things here!! Oh and before I forget, to top it all off, I VERY IMPORTANTLY only received a lot of good friendly neutral vibes from all the workers I came across. Bare in mind-- I walked the ENTIRE/ WHOLE store--probably every aisle.

Cashier- young lady was rude. I don't expect people to hold conversations or anything like that but…read morea simple hi would've been nice. The lane was empty and she seemed upset to have to ring us up. Store looks clean but some of the produce looks past date.