This used to be my favorite place for fish burritos, but after coming here for months and getting a fish burrito and jarritos for 11.99 I come in today and the lady behind the counter, who isn't the normal person, starts talking to me like I'm crazy and says they don't do that. The cook, who is much older than the usual younger guy, tries to tell me it takes more fish, I said fine I'd pay it but he didn't want to make it. I show the receipts and she says she can't do that. I say fine even though I'm now unhappy and I order two fish tacos with rice, beans, cheese, guacamole, and sour cream and a jarritos for here, and it's 14.99. Then, after a longer than usual wait, they give me my food in a plastic container and ask if it's to go, I said no and at this point I am just disturbed by the lack of listening and customer service failure so I left without a bag. This is usually one of the few places you get what you pay for and I always order extra meat with the burritos because it's like 4oz portions or something. The super Mercado part is ok and I haven't been to the butcher yet. I guess it was just an off day... read more

If there's a taqueria in a grocery store and they say they don't have avocado- the guacamole's going to be bad. But I was hungry and took a chance and it was really bad. Super sour and had that nondescript citric acid/bottled juice tang. Just a wet mush with grey areas. Wonder how many days old it was... :/ The whole burrito was sour. 4 stars for the grocery, 2 stars for the taqueria. read more

SO NICE AND HELPFUL! Great selection!! I'm just learning Spanish, and I mean, I barely know much. These kind people found what I was looking for... a molcajete, and I bought it from them. gladly! Will be back! Great selection, and I'll brush up on my Spanish whole shopping! read more

You'd think a place like this, that has a pretty good sized produce section, would have FRESH produce, but it's always hit or miss. Who wants wilted peppers, cilantro, parsley, squashes, etc.,that seem like have been on the shelves for weeks. Who buys this crap?? The meat department is questionable, as well. Where the hell do these chickens come from? They are obviously stuffed with hormones when being raised because I've never seen chicken breasts this big. They are just too giant....these thing are HUGE. Scary huge. Bigger not always better folks....those poor damn birds, stuffed to the MAX!! Some of the staple items are the safest bet, like the freshly delivered tortillas and other items to make authentic Mexican dishes. The bakery is just okay, but the items are not made with the best quality ingredients, which accounts for their inexpensive prices and are they really baked daily? Now that they have a prepared restaurant style food section, I thought I'd get a burrito, and what a BIG disappointment. The chicken had gristle and slimy chicken skin and biting in to a mouth full of the burrito and chewing on cartilage is truly disgusting. Not a fan!! read more

My family is Mexican but I don't cook Mexican food very much because I'm terrible. Every year my 5 cousins plus their kids & hubbies stop by Oakland on their way to Tahoe, to pick me up & spend the night. I always make a big amazing dinner when they're here. I have stopped by this store four times now, and *every time* a different amazing lady shopper has noticed me standing in front of the gargantuan selection of peppers, or spices, or tortillas, trying to select a brand, and handed me the one they like. "What are you making? Oh, ok. You need these tortillas. See how they still feel warm, & there's steam on the inside of the bag? You can see they were just delivered this morning, they're very fresh. Now if there aren't any fresh ones of this brand, or if you want to buy them to use later, then this is the best brand ... Of course they are always right, and I save all the recommendations in my recipe book. I also get some pan & pastry for breakfast the next day. It's just a really good place. Incredibly clean, lots of variety, & they have some things my Dad used to make, that I'd forgotten completely - like the little packets of sour tea, in the spice pouches. I would shop here every day if my husband wasn't allergic to corn & cornstarch read more

This is usually my favorite store and I usually love it, but some women at the Delly just have a crappy attitude and they were not very sanitary when serving my chongos and they were not even apologetic. Why are they not professional? I know they're not supposed to lay the small plastic containers on the counter where there are countless germs upside down and then serve food in them. I brought this to their attention, but these ladies didn't give a crap. So I said " I'm sorry, here's your item"... read more

I come here often because its a neighborhood store and I love their tacos and the employees are generally nice. But today I was highly offended. After the cashier told me the total, he asked if I was paying with an EBT card. I have never been asked before if I was using this form of payment and really hope he wasn't profiling me (yes, I'm black). I don't want to be angry but it really makes me question if I should continue to shop there. I welcome others to let me know if this has happened to them before. I also would love for management to reach out with an explanation. read more

Ordered an eat-in pastor Burrito today Monday 2017-05-08 mid-morning. Mi Tierra Foods recently renovated putting the prepared food counter at the front of the store. This review is for the burrito experience. The store still carries a large selection of high quality produce and packaged foods. _____ Pros Fast service: short time between placing order and receiving it at the table. Tasty organic coffee from Mexico _____ Cons Only three small tables for sitting and eating, guessing mostly take out No non-dairy creamer available for coffee Burrito filling cold and luke warm No menus describing specific ingredients available read more

I love the food the staff is very friendly and they also have a market there too one stop shop and it's right down the street from my house but my favorite is the chicken or beef quesadillas. read more

Some background info, I'm from Iowa which means I love my corn sweet and crunchy. (Some have the misconception that it's our game, but actually Nebraska is ahead of us in corn production. Talk to Iowans about pork, I dare you.) Lucky for me, tasseled crowns are bursting above the fibrous green husks gravid with kernels, maize season is in full swing. So now you're wondering what all of this has to do with Mi Tierra. Well, my current food obsession is elote, you see. For the unfamiliar, there is little work involved in this dish; you throw cobs on the grill, roll 'em in butter, slather over mayo, snow it with crumbly cheese and squeeze some lime. Simple yet satisfying, but of utmost importance are the ingredients. For a Mexican neighborhood market, Mi Tierra's got all the bases covered: a solid produce section, in-house bakery, prepared foods and a dairy, deli and meats counter - all offering organic/free-range alternatives. The spices are more than half the price you'd find in most groceries, and I scored some excellent chipotle to season the mayo. The boys behind the cheese counter suggested the Don Francisco cojita, which was outstanding. Get there early to snag their freshly-made tamales, too. Whatcha doing for dinner? read more

A good place for pinatas and ground Mexican oregano, 2 things I often have a hard time finding! I bought a lot of inexpensive produce at Mi Tierra today, some of it organic. Not everything looks iike it's super fresh, but most of it does, and the peppers are beautiful. There isn't much that Mi Tierra doesn't have. The selection is not limited to Mexican items, and in addition to grocery staples there is a butcher shop and a taqueria. It all made me want to spend the next 3 months in the kitchen learning how to make Latin American specialties with all of the ingredients that weren't familiar to me. Is there somewhere I can apply for a home cooking grant? read more

I was driving down San Pablo on mothers day and had never seen this market before it looked decent plus it said carnecera and I wanted to BBQ . I made a quick U turn at the light and turned around. It was a great little market a great addition to this neighborhood I used to live on University and San Pablo back in 1990 and there was nothing even close to this. Back to the Meat Good and Fresh I got 2 slabs of pork ribs, 6 pounds of ground beef, 6lbs of Carne Asada, 5 pounds of chicken.... Took it all to my Dad's house and it was damn good.... I would shop here for meat again if I was in the area... Friendly service they even threw in 2 Free 2 Liter Jarrito's Sodas.... That get's an extra star... They even had a decent produce section read more

For food only. I have to say that the food here is really disappointing. I was last here many, many years ago, and the burritos and tacos were good then, but I would not recommend you come here for the food. Carne asada tacos tasted funky, as did he chicken and carnitas. The salsa station is also not the cleanest, so I'd avoid that too. I go to Mi Tierra to get fruit and vegetables regularly, so would be amazing if they had a great cafeteria area like so many of the good MX markets in East San Jose. read more

1. The Produce is hit or miss, i have seen great tomatoes and then some times all the tomatoes look borderline rotten. 2. They carry lots of great packaged ingredients and foods, and their butcher area is great specially if you know how to order the cuts in by their proper Spanish names. 3. But, the staff (and by that i mean some new girl cashiers i would say in their 16's have given me attitude when i check out). One time i got there at 850 they close at 9 so sure i recognize they are about to close, i knew what i needed and i swear to god the pack teenagers where complaining to be doing their jobs. And told me to "hurry it up". I really hope the manager can see that staff with attitude are not of any benefit to the costumers nor his business. Another time my best friend and I where at the check out, my best friend is a talkative person, so he asked the cashier if she was from Mexico, and she made a big stink about it, as if being Mexican is a bad thing, she then continued to say she was Peruvian. So sure she is proud to be Peruvian, her attitude just was awful though. Come on, that was such an inappropriate way to answer and second i am sure a large number of the clients are Mexican. Further More, asking someone that obviously is Mestizo, "are you Mexican?" specially when the question is coming from another Mestizo while the general conversation is in SPANISH, would not be considered inappropriate. So Mr sour puss W Blunt who rudely emailed me accusing of racism, take a chill pill. And no i wont retract my previous posting. read more

Felicidades on the great Mural by Juana Alicia that is one of the best things in this west Berkeley neighborhood, in my opinion. It is obvious to me that they had it done right around the time West Berkeley Bowl was going to make its appearance in a desperate attempt to lure customers to shop there and not go to the Bowl. Frankly, though, I'll stick to W. Berkeley Bowl for lots of reasons.. The prices are hands down much better, and the produce at Mi Tierra SUCKS. It's just one little teeny section, and the chiles are all dried and shriveled up, the cilantro is getting black and slimy, you'll never find more than maybe 3 or 4 kinds of apples if that (nothing like the 38-48 kinds of apples you find any given day at the Bowl), and many veggies, fruits and greens just don't exist here, due to the small space and kind of store it is.. The main problem with Mi Tierra though is BAD Customer Service. I agree with the poster who says the Chicas here are snobby and stuck up. You get to cashier to pay and they ring it up and give you your change and don't even say thank you. Maybe i got the same teenage girl that she did---but there is also a young guy there who is similarly snobbish, and basically all those young girls who've ever rang me up are snobs. No one says thank you. Customer service is DEAD here. Apparently the boss does not even care. (Las chicas que trabajan aquí son bien presumidas, y al patrón/patrona parece que no le importa. Ni siquiera dicen gracias cuando compras algo.) Mi Tierra is basically acceptable if you live around this area and don't have a car to get to a real, fully stocked, good grocery store (like Berkeley Bowl). It's better than a liquor store at least. Yes, it does have a butcher, but i'd rather get antibiotic free meat at the Bowl. It is also good to get imported good from Mexico and other parts of Latin America. Of course you can get better tortillas here than at Berkeley Bowl (to their credit they had an organic brand last time i stopped in), and I thank them for having 12-packs, unlike all the tiendas in east Oakland, which only have 6-dozen packs that we can never finish. Other than that, you're way better off going to Berkeley Bowl. At least you can find cashiers there that greet you and then say thank you after you pay. read more

Here are some of the things I love about Mi Tierra Foods: Dried Chiles, Chiles, Chiles: big bags of pasilla, mulato, chiles de arbol, guajillo, ancho. They're all there. They carry the best achiote paste--El Yucateco--no artificial coloring and full of flavor. Papas Secas: a kind of dried Peruvian potato and the key ingredient in a delicious Peruvian pork stew called Carapulcra. Frijoles Rojos de Seda: the only bean I love in its naked form. Just soak, boil, and eat. How can a bean be so good? Abuelita Mexican hot chocolate tablets. Frozen pupusas with loroco flowers. The scent of the bakery churning out those fresh bollitos. Fresh masa...I haven't tried making tamales yet, but when I do this is where I'm coming for the masa. read more

Not sure what inspired me, but I woke up one day, determined to make a homemade Caldo de Pollo and Roasted Tomatillo Guacamole. My friend recommended Mi Tierra. I walked in thinking, "this is the Mexican version of the grocery shops in Chinatown!! Score!" I found everything and more. Zanahorias en Escabeche. Roasted canned Chipotles. Quality of produce was good, and my oh my, the bakery case in the back was mouthwatering. Ok ok, so this might be elementary for you folks that are familiar with the cuisine, but for this self-proclaimed ABC foodie, I couldn't help but appreciate the gem i had just found! For under $21 i bought all the necessary things to make my meal. I still have extra veggies & chilies (was a little overzealous throwing things into my basket), and I'm still enjoying the last bit of my homemade soup that's rounding out the meals for the early part of the week. Don't get me wrong, I'm still going to love my local roach coach that sells the awesome street tacos... but Mi Tierra will definitely be on my list next time I get inspired! I wonder what I'll plan next... read more

So happy I found this place today. I called looking for Goya seasonings as none of he major supermarkets seem to carry it. I found that weird. But anyways I was calling all over trying to find Adobo and Sazon and I called Mi Tierra they were super friendly and warm AND had what I was looking for. When I walked in the place was nice and clean and the cashier pointed me to the exact isle I needed. I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. I'll definitely go back to this place. read more

Out of sight! We go there regularly for produce, cheap limes, pan dulce and macaroons, cotija, masa, etc. Terrific prices and such helpful and friendly staff. read more

Back when I was living in San Diego as a little boy, about once a month either on a Saturday or Sunday, our family would jump into our big ol' blue Chrysler V-8 383cc. In those days, you could bomb from La Jolla clear to the border, and back, rare traffic jams, unobstructed by Border Patrol control, press, national security or whatever added deterrents you get today. I remember it clearly, as we would pull this beast of a four-door up along a crooked sidewalk with shredded curbs and dusty sidewalks to shop at a carnaceria (butcher) or tienda Tijuana and gaze upon storefront windows. It was kind of a show, not so much as the dry lifeless stores you see at Safeway or Albertsons. You could see the pride offered by the store clerks and watch the butcher use an old style blade sharpener to cut your meats and package it in waxed paper tied by string. Mi Tierra Foods has so much of this flavoring, I think that even if it were toned down much from my description above, you'd get similar sensations. The isles, its butcher, the checkout counter all offer that same step away from the old days shopping. If you can't wait to purchase and actually make your food at home, drop into their instore restaurant, and order yourself a burrito, tamale, chicharone, drinks, rice, beans, avocado. Note the the pretty use of indoor spanish tile as well. I did see something that caught my eye when I was there, was that Mi Tierra Foods is the only Ethnic foods store I know of that sells Dave's Insanely Hot Sauce! Too boot, it only had two bottles left. Fun place. If you need delivery, just ask in Spanish. read more

Well stocked market with specialty items from South America, Asia, and Europe. Their butcher also have very fresh & reasonably priced meat. The bakery items are amazing. However some items from the produce fridge section ended up being spoiled (tofu which was opened the same day). read more

Mi Terra Foods is a no-frills Mexican market on San Pablo in Berkeley. The store offers up the basics - a meat counter, a spattering of vegetables, a dairy fridge and groceries - not all which merits a visit. The veg. is usually on the wrong side of crisp; the meat counter looks a little intimidating to my post-Plutoed stomach [see previous reviews for the definition of Plutoed]. What Mi Terra does well is offer up not only hard to find and exotic Mexican items, but it offers up choice within them. Take simple tortillas for example. Though they are not rare, nor all that exotic in CA, there is nearly a whole isle dedicated to the different types of the pre-made discs of tastiness. Thin, thick [my favorite], white corn, yellow corn, you're bound to get past the Styrofoam options offered up at most chain grocery stores. Further you can find spice blends, brands of popsicles, semi-fresh Mexican breads & pastries [although Casa Latina is just up the street], and Mexican cheeses that only show up on occasion in chain stores. Best yet, Mi Terra is cheap as can be. Go, explore, and try something new and authentic. If you do, please bring me back a coffee flavored popsicle. read more

Buenas dias, como estas? Bien, gracias. Nice selection of fruits and vegetables, even if some of the fruit tends to be on the over-ripe or spoiling (i.e. black markings) side. What can I say, we all need our fruits and veggies, as trite and banal as that sounds. I get their avocados, carrots, cabbage, bananas, tomatoes, and chayotes (they look similar to pears) and have yet to experience issues. We use chayotes at home for adding to lentil tamarind soups, and they're great. Apples are also decent, though I'm not sure their quality is better than farmers market. Prices are pretty good for what you get; today I bought two whole bags of grocery items for only about $20. Certainly not a feat I can achieve anywhere, and its all thanks to the more than fair prices these people sell their products for. For the size of the store, Mi Tierra Foods sure packs a lot...along with fruits and vegetables, it has a wide range of Mexican/Hispanic foods, general food items like pasta and bread, spices, teas, dairy products, drinks, frozen items, household/cleaning products, snacks, and even a meat counter and taqueria. Kind of like the Natural Grocery in Berkeley in the sense that it packs a lot for the size of the place. Now, I can get all these items at Lucky or Safeway but its still cool to know Mi Tierra carries them ...especially when the title of the store specifically says 'Foods', not 'Foods and Household Products'. That being said, I do enjoy browsing their snacks aisle, getting the peanut candy, and buying their canned frijoles for usage in homemade tacos. mmm... What else? Oh yeah, they have a small candy section at the front of the store, with the traditional candies and also some unusual chocolates, a bakery section with sweet breads, and Odwalla. As if I haven't rambled on and on about the great selection of items this store carries, I'd also like to mention the staff and environment. The workers are really nice and friendly, and I guess it doesn't hurt that I can converse in Spanish with them (well, sort of, given my limited speaking ability). Its always fun practicing mi espanol with them. They know English too, though, so no worries. One time I heard one of the workers singing this Spanish song, and he told me he likes to sing...I think its cool to hear people sing at work. One gripe I have about this place is that, due to a variety of possibilities, this store doesn't seem particularly clean. Either its all in my head and this is a trivial issue, or I could just be overly picky as nobody else seems to have commented on this yet. Sure, they keep their food items well stocked and neatly kept where they should be, but it could be that the store is just in an old building and therefore seems more drab and dirty than it could be. I believe I noticed this by looking at some of the walls. Another issue is that, depending upon the time you go to this place, parking can be an issue, but where in Berkeley is parking NOT an issue? But hey, at least the place is not pretentious and doesn't have any false airs about it. In short, a cool place to stop at for weekly grocery trips. Hasta luego, Mi Tierra! read more

I really appreciate this store! It's basically "my" grocery store because I live right down the street. I cook daily and bake often and Mi Tierra has an amazing selection of all kinds of flours, canned goods, and frozen foods from all over Latin America, as well as standard American grocery store items, a surprising amount of gourmet/specialty items from all over the place, a very respectable selection of gluten free items that aren't super overpriced- having celiac disease can make shopping challenging and/or pricey, and I'm always pleasantly surprised here! No alcohol, decent meat counter, although no organic/grass fed options that I've seen so I tend to buy meat elsewhere. If you're going to get non-organic produce, the prices here are great and I love the selection. Staff is always nice, the store is clean and well lit and pleasant to browse in. Highly recommended! read more

I tend to prefer Berkeley Bowl for my routine (hard to beat that place) but Mi Tierra is good for quick trips and last minute needs. They have a small but helpful organic section as well as all of the basic necessities you could want in a small grocery. The butcher counter is well stocked and they have friendly helpful folks working here. Obviously a big focus on Latino foods and products. read more

just shopped here today for the first time. I can say that it's spring time and I'm in love. I needed to buy in bulk for a sailing club party and the this place did not disappoint. We had fajitas beef, chicken and made our our fish. the pre-seasoned beef and chick en fajitas were a big hit with our hard working sailor's today. We also got ripe ready to use avocados!!! The HAAS kind-- with so much flavor. the only draw back is that this place in not in San Francisco..... it's in Berkeley. I will go back again. Thanks to my buddy Lon for sharing this gem! read more

This place is my local grocery store (about a 2 minute walk - yay for me!) and I couldn't be happier. Super fresh produce, excellent butcher (says the main squeeze), and lots of fun pastries in the back. They also make a kick butt chicken salad and some awesome quac. Really friendly folks work there too! Only downside? I bought some diet coke that had lost it's fizz. Shame on me anyways for drinking poison! :) read more

We bought Mario here. That's what I named our bizarro Pikachu-Yogi the Bear mashup pinata. I couldn't resist his little (ok, more like big) lost face. When my friend went to town on Mario with an aikido sword due to lack of a baseball bat, I almost cried... because I was laughing so hard. You can also get little rolls of mints shaped like cans of Corona at Mi Tierra which are perfect for filling Mario and friends. And that hot sauce you can't find anywhere else. Good deals on all kinds of treats for your next fiesta! read more

Cute little market with a mouthwatering bakery section. Not only do they have loads of yummy treats, the prices of the baked goods are very affordable. It makes it difficult to talk myself out of buying a sweet snack when it's so easy on my wallet. :) read more

I really like this place - the staff is super friendly and helpful and if you decide to get your Latino cooking thing on this is the place for all the good ingredients! Fresh produce, great selection of meats and seafood at reasonable prices, all manner of dried and fresh chilies, quesos Mexicanos, spices and more. Small parking lot in back. Also some to go prepared food items at lunch time... read more

Mi Terra Foods is a great local grocery store. While their selection is limited (it's not a huge mega-mart like Target, so don't go in expecting that), what they do have is fresh and good. They have a nice meat counter and they get freshly baked Mexican pastries in daily. I know this might seem random, but they run out of non-fat milk really quickly! As a non-fat milk drinker, this bugs me to no end! 1% will do, but still! The other reason that I really enjoy going to Mi Terra Foods, is the folks that work there are always friendly! Anytime I have a question or need help finding something, they are always keen to help me (or to tell me "Yes, we are sorry we are out of non-fat milk."). There is also have prepared foods that are really quite good, including burritos, tamales, and other Mexican fare. If you're a local and you just need to pick up a little "something", I'd highly recommend stopping at Mi Terra Foods rather than whichever super-store you were thinking about. Note: They have a lot of parking behind the store if you can't find any place to park on San Pablo. read more

This place has EVERYTHING. What else can I say? Hot latin girls! Mamacitas Ricas! read more

For Mexican street authenticity, the taqueria inside Mi Tierra just rocks. Their tacos are the real deal -- a little heap o' meat, some honestly spicy salsa, some onion and jalapeno -- for a paltry sum. Birria and Carnitas available on certain days of the week are both are superb. If you've never tried Birria, this is the place to try it. The pork tamales are very tasty. They'll give you a taste of the daily special so you can see if you like it. I wouldn't really recommend the taquitos, they sit out and get a bit stale, but everything else I've tried has been excellent. The market is very authentic, the produce can be a little iffy, and I agree w/ another reviewer about the frozen stuff, but this is THE place to go if you're making Latin food. The meat counter has never failed me for freshness and the guys behind the counter friendly and helpful. The shrimp and meats are always good and fresh. read more

So far, this is my favorite Latino grocery in the Bay Area. They offer a wide variety of all the basics, including many regional/local/organic items. Some of my favorite things about this place (1) best selection of spices I have seen in the East Bay, including bulk chilies, and the only place I have been able to reliably find Cascabel chilies, which are essential to one of my signature recipes (2) Fresh-frozen pupusas in the freezer case! (3) they carry the "small" size bags of Masa, which is great for me since, as a gringo, I don't make tortillas every day (the big bags go stale before I can use them up). (4) Gorgeous mural on the side of the building I spend several minutes staring at every time I pass it. (5) ample, free parking behind the store. What is lacking - no alcohol sales, and the dairy selection (cheeses, etc.) is woefully limited. read more

i ordered a super steak buritoe a few months back it was great. Then i ordered a super pastor burritoe 2/24/18 and it was sad. a watery creature. small tiny pieces of , low quantity , blandish, boiled pastor meat. prefer bar b q or grilled. watery beans, to much juice in the rice, watered down guac,cheese, and sour cream. I wont order burritoes here again. i could have asked for a cup of hot water put the burritoe in a bowl and made pork something soup out of it. read more

When I get the craving to make some chilaquiles, this is the place I go to for the essential. Small Mexican grocery store has everything I need and more. I like that they always have epazote and the tomatillos. Their carne asada preparada is ok but I really love their pan dulce. I give them 4 stars because they never disappoint :) read more

I was walking down San Pablo, after dropping off my car at Wise Auto Tech and was feeling a little hungry (not unusual). I have visited this little grocery store in the past and have found the quality and the prices to be great. I thought I remembered a little tacqueria in the back and I was hoping I could order a breakfast Burrito. To me Breakfast Burrito means Chorizo and Eggs. Man, I am telling you, she whipped up the fattest, freshest, tastiest Chorizo and Egg Burro I have ever had. I munched it as I continued my walk to 4th street and managed to drop only one little, weenie drop on my shirt where my belly hangs over my belt buckle...a little. This is the breakfast burrito I have been craving for years. Hangover special. Awesome. read more

The market kind of scares me, but the taco bar in the back is totally authetic, cheap and pretty damn good. Just be sure to ask that your onions not be raw, out of thoughtfulness for your co-workers and friends. The little 25 cent vending machines in front spit out pretty good loot. I got a decent pinata here too, if you're looking for one of those. This is probably the place to go. read more

ugh last few times I have been there, they didn't have the hot salsa that I and my coworkers like. I feel like that salsa won us over more than the burrito itself thats why we have completely stopped going. please bring the salsa back. read more

I was overjoyed to find their little food counter nestled in the back of this grocery store. It became a lunch staple when I worked down there. Good, filling burritos in the San Pablo/University Avenue area. read more