Be very careful about the total that you are getting rung up for. I've been in this store multiple…read moretimes, and this is the second time that I've been rung up way over my initial total, in favor of the store. We went to the restaurant, and our total should have been around $10, but then the cashier tried to ring up our credit card for $18. When she got caught, she tried to give me $3 out of the register to make it up, but when I told her $8, she got a manager. Watch your totals before handing over your payment. The pupusas from the restaurant were doughy and the filling didn't have any flavor. Last time I went in I got tres leches cake and it was just a sugary mess swimming in too much liquid. The quality of the meat from the carneceria was really tough, chewy. So far, I haven't found anything worth going in to this market for, except cheap prices for low quality goods. I keep giving them a try because they are close to home, but there are way better Mexican markets in Denver.

Lots and lots of bakery items to choose from and pricing is very reasonable. I was looking for a…read morecertain type of Mexican candy and they did not have it - or at least I couldn't find it here (the place could use a bit better organization). I'll be back for the some baked goods, for sure!

As a California native living in Colorado, good Mexican food is hard to come by and this place…read morenever misses. I used to come here all the time, and after being gone for seven years, it still hits just as hard and the service is good. The food is incredible, I had carne asada Quesadillas and the menudo... it's literally the best I've ever had, hands down! I was so hungry I forgot pictures of the food. The store looks AMAZING now!!!! Fresh produce, fresh everything, a fully upgraded kitchen, and more space to sit and eat. It's the perfect spot for lunch, dinner, grocery shopping, and even grabbing essentials in one stop. If you're craving real Mexican food, stop playing and come here.

The premade food specifically the barbacoa is AWFUL!! Pure grease no meat and the meat was Not even…read morecleaned right. Made out of toungue!! Left the skin on it!! Gross! Do not recommend eating there!!

My first time shopping here. I was looking for La cajeta (Mexican goats milk caramel) to make a…read moreflan recipe. I looked at King Soopers, Walmart, Safeway, Target and Albertsons. Being the white boy that I am... duh... didn't even think of checking Mi Pueblo Market. Wow! Really nice store, smartly arranged, super clean and very nice stocker who took me right to it! I love it when I find a great new market; I'll definitely be filling recipe ingredients from there. Thank you, Mi Pueblo.

We've been on the hunt for good grocery stores that stock things that we've struggled to find at…read morethe usual grocery stores in Denver. The meat and produce selection have been great - not sure if I would go for the more processed/dry goods side of things. And of course, huge selection of fresh baked things and tortillas. Recently, we stopped in around lunch time and decided to split a burrito. It ended up being quite good and so I might have to try more things in their cafeteria! This place definitely caters towards the Spanish speaking community but if you're a little rusty Spanish wise, you'll be fine and maybe brush up on a thing or two!

Wonderful. Great selection. Local flavors and culture. I am glad I visit this business for all of…read moremy specific culinary needs. I love the selection. I especially like the bulk basil. One criticism is oftentimes the vegetables like zucchini and garlic don't last very long in the home refrigerator before molding. I did buy fortune cookies once that were very old, stale and cardboard-like inedible.

At a Mid-Autumn Festival pop up they had a stall with lots of Asian foodstuffs. I bought ba-chang…read moreor zongzi which is sticky rice dumplings with pork inside, eu-char-koay, and sesame buns. Then I went back for the crab and crawfish when I was ready to leave. Never had those before so I thought I'd try it. The zongzi was not the Chinese version and it was not my favorite. The eu-char-koay or youtiao is a deep fried step of dough and theirs wasn't fresh so it was only ok. The crab and crawfish were pickled it seems and they were fine. The corn on the cob included I didn't like. It was fun trying different versions of food I grew up with but not sure I'd get them again. This store has a lot of Asian foodstuffs which I haven't been able to find at other stores in the Denver metro area so I like to visit them. Servers were nice and store reminds me of the owns at home. Stuffed with items everywhere.

High prices and pretty rude if you're a gringo. Meat selection was okay but a bit pricey. Cashier…read morewas slow to move to the register when we (fair skinned people) wanted to checkout. Go to the bigger markets instead. I suggest calling their manager (ICE) to pick them up and exchange them for better staff.

The bread is rarely fresh, the tortillas take about 2 days to expire and the lady cashier is rude…read moreand always has an attitude.

Just a short distance from Denver Airport you'll find Carniceria La Depensa Latina a grocery,…read morebutcher shop and restaurant. I'm a huge fan of menudo and base on recommendations from the Yelp Army, we stopped by for a great experience. The Carneceria was a impressive arrangement of Latino decor as well as friendly staff. I ventured over to their menu and was impressed at all the delicious options to have for either breakfast, lunch or dinner. We visited early Sunday for a chance to get menudo and also try their chiliquillies a delicacy of fried tortillas and eggs with salsa, beans and rice. Both dishes were serve hot and filled with incredible flavor. The menudo also came with the usual garnishes as well as hot tortillas. Both dishes were reasonably priced and great portions. Lost of patrons began visiting the store to grab produce as well as prepared meats to take home and either fry or grill. Store was very clean and service was very helpful. If you want great food for some authentic Latino groceries, this is your place. I highly recommend them!

There was a bit of a language barrier for me at this gem of a market, but everyone was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I only came in to buy a breakfast burrito with chorizo and it was delicious! Wish I was in town longer to try all their other food.

Goosd service , you can find all kind of food products here from all over world. Recommend this…read moreplace to eve

Unscrupulous business; involved in laundering of Colorado EBT benefits. Done so without remorse or…read moreregret. Thieves.

Lao Market has been around before I moved to Colorado and I've lived in the area for 20+ years. The…read moreemployees and owners are always friendly, helps you find whatever you need, they have really well stocked shelves and great produce. The pricing sometimes can be a little steeper than big chain but it's expected with a small local mom and pops. I've found some great product here in a pinch and the herbs/spices are well stocked too. Definitely so happy they are in the area, gone through a remodel with their entrance years ago and looks great!

Dope lol Asian market near 36 and federal. I was there specifically for snacks, but from what I saw…read moreof their produce it looked fresh. Their snacks offered a surprisingly decent amount of options...it is a small market in comparison to the H Mart not too far away. Their service was quick and easy. The ambiance- it's a small Asian market, they always have a lot of non-colonial produce and snacks. Do your shopping, be respectful, and try anything that looks interesting! This one was pretty easy to navigate.