Always great food. The service is always great. Kitchen is inside a small market with options to…read morepurchase your groceries.

Stopped in on the way to San Luis Obispo. It's a nice little market. It has a meat counter, a…read moretaqueria and a few aisles of grocery items. We got California Fries with carnitas, 2 carnitas tacos, 1 pollo, 1 chicharonnes and a hamburger and fries. My daughter loved the California fries, they had lots of meat and cheese. The tacos were so good, the tortillas they make were amazing! The 2 salsas they gave me were both good too. I was excited about the chicharron taco because I've never seen that on a menu but the chicharrons were soft. I just assumed they would be fried and crunchy so that was my bad. My husband liked his hamburger and fries too. We also got a few snacks and drinks so it was a nice one stop shop.

What a wonderful experience visiting this family owned sausage factory!…read moreWe stopped by on new year day and they were opened. The family is super nice, and we were greeted with warmth and hospitality. The location were slightly hidden so you just have to trust the GPS They were making sausages when we arrived, it's amazing to watch them work and also show us the process. We also got a taste of their elk sausage!! Thank you for sharing your craft and we hope to make it back one day.

I have stopped in at Roy's multiple times on my way down to visit family in SLO. Roy himself is…read morevery nice and so are his family members/employees. They always greet you as if they have known you for a long time. Sausages are great - incredibly rich especially the cheese filled ones. I usually buy a pack of cheese ones and put one or two out at a time - so rich! Love this place.

Very good tortas! Phone (831) 674-0250 Name is not Paloma…read moreMarket anymore, they changed it to Kimaris Restaurant or something like that.

Run of your mill hole in the wall. Tried a carne asada taco…read more Very flavorful meat. The meat made the taco! Ok, but good salsa. The meat made it worth it. Nom nom nom nom nom nom nom.

The store in Greenfield used to be a pleasant shopping experience where you could most times find…read moreanything you needed. Walking into the store now is a complete obstacle course. You are unable to even navigate down most aisles to get items you are looking for. I would consider it a fire hazard to shop there. Their overhead lights flicker constantly and makes me wonder if there is an electrical problem. Management needs to get that fixed. Workers need to clear the aisles of large carts and stock shelves. The lack of good management is a huge problem.

If you need something like a hair brush, deodorant, a case of water or pet food etc. You can find…read moreit here at Dollar General Greenfield. Every time I have come here I find what I need. They don't have that many employees to keep their prices low. But employees are friendly and tell you "thank you for waiting in line". " Have a nice day."

I don't know where to begin when I walked in I was looking for a bouquet of flowers. As I'm walking…read morein the store the entrance is so dirty. So I didn't get a good impression when I went inside but I needed flowers and it look like the store might have what I need. So I went inside no one greeted me. There was 2 male employees a Arabic male and a young Hispanic guy. I walked around the store. I found flowers dying dry and expensive. They had no price tag. I really really needed them! So I asked the young guy and he asks the Arabic male . I can tell he was whooping up the price as he took a moment to respond. I know he made up the price in the spot and marked it up. If the flowers were fresh I understand or in the a refrigerated section. But poor flower bouquets were in a corner. Will not return. $16 is what they charged plus tax. Barely any parking spots . So dissatisfied it was first time and last time shopping here!

This is a small grocery store mainly hispanic oriented. The produce is okay which is funny because…read morethey get their fruits and veggies from Ok produce of Fresno. The meats look to be of good quality as well. They make pork chorizo which is really good when you're craving some tacos and want to make them yourself. They also carry a wide variety of hispanic groceries and of course mexican sodas. The cashiers are always friendly in front. It be nice if it was a little brighter in there kinda dark like they don't want to run their Pge bill up. Kinda hard to get around people too when you're in there but not that big of a nuisance to stop shopping there.