If you're looking for the real deal in Latin supermercados, this is as good as we've seen in…read moreRichmond. The clientele is largely (ok, with the exception of me, entirely) latin. Upon entering, you'll see shirts, CDs and other items, don't let it fool you, as the food is yet to come. Entering the second zone you will find the cheeses, meats and fruits. The ripe plantains are excellent for making maduros! The yucca root's are by far the best we've bought anywhere in recent memory. My wife loved the chorizo she purchased there and they have a good selection of Latin cheeses. The third area is where you'll find all of the packaged items, but it also has a little fresh empanada case and in the back a small deli. It is also the only place anywhere that we've lived in the US where they sell both the yellow and white harina used for making arepas (a venezuelan/columbian sandwich like dish), as well as the meal for making pupusas. The pricing for most all items is exceedingly reasonable, given the size of the store! So as someone used to say, the wrapping is not what's important, it's whats on the inside that counts, and for sure what's on the inside of Mi Rincon Latino is perfect for those wishing to cook Latin cuisine.

decent store. has most things I need for Puerto Rican food. They have reasonable prices and are…read morestocked most of the time. The only thing I would suggest is to organize the meat section better and maybe update the store because it is pretty outdated. But overall, I go to this store quite often.

So my first time here was horrifying as I did not get to do my shopping "alone" I was stalked by…read moresome guy and he had his daughter and I guess girlfriend with him and when I manage to get away from him he came to my isle saying I found you to my baby daughter he touched her and I told him to stop and go away point is u will feel watched by every guy if you are a girl but as far as food wise it's pretty stocked on authentic Latin food they also have a take out part in the store where you can get Pupusas which are a corn tortilla with a choice of a bean and cheese filling or meat and cheese and so on I didn't get to try them since I left after the guy proceeded to continue following me I guess go for yourself I have not gone back since I went on April 20th so its been more than a month I remembered the date incase I needed to file a report to police

Traje a mi familia a comer aquí y mi madre pidió una sopa de mariscos y le trajeron una sopa de…read morecarne de res, le hicimos saber que no le pedimos eso y ella nos dijo que eso es lo que pedimos, un servicio al cliente horrible y lo más probable es que no arregló su error debido a que les cobraron por su error, pero esta no es la primera vez que eso sucede con los Camarera en este lugar

They're always very nice and welcoming, I can always find what I'm looking for and the food is also…read morevery good.

Another update! Amanecer's restaurant is now open! No more food truck. They have an actual area for…read moreyou to come in, sit down, and eat. And the menu has expanded beyond tacos and pupusas. You can now get quesadillas, burritos, rice, beans, and even burgers and fries for the kids! Excellent service and friendly staff. They have a thriving business not only in the restaurant area, but also the convenience store and butchery. This is not a 5-star restaurant, so don't expect that. This is a neighborhood bodega with a kitchen that serves great Latino food. Enjoy!

I ordered two tacos al pastor and also sides of rice and beans. The pork on the tacos was dry and…read moredidn't have much flavor. The tortillas themselves were flaking and falling apart. The tomatillo salsa was good though. As for the rice and beans, they were not good either. As soon as I tasted the beans, which were VERY thin and runny without texture, I realized I was tasting rehydrated bean flakes (I remember the taste from having those once before, elsewhere) so I asked the waitress and I was told they were NOT cooked from scratch. The beans are made from dried refried bean flakes and rehydrated. I believe the rice mixture is the same and it was pretty flavorless as well and had poor texture. Beans and rice are inexpensive and easy to cook from scratch, so I do not understand why any place would serve such inferior food quality. We had a very nice server. I doubt we will be back to purchase pre-made food in the restaurant part of the market, but may stop in to purchase some of the grocery items (dried peppers, dried beans, etc.). I might consider stopping in to get a pork tamale to go to see how they are. They are steamed in corn husks. When I want good quality tacos, rice and beans, I will go somewhere else for that.

This place is a convenience store/carryout and the hot food case is brimming with options. I chose…read moreto keep it light and ordered grilled chicken and rice. The rice was so good and the quarter of chicken was so gooood. The price for what I ordered was beyond reasonable and I will definitely be back. To think that I have passed by this place, from time to time, for more than a year and I'm just now getting to taste their offerings.... The staff was nice. Mostly speaks Spanish, but you can point and they will get it for you. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and snacks.

Tortillería (tortilla shop) Azteca, is a Mexican market that also serves hot food. When we arrived,…read morewe heard the Mexican music blasting and there was a gentleman outside tending to chicken on a BBQ pit and so we immediately knew it was about to go down! We browsed the aisles a bit and grabbed some Mexican sodas to go with our food. When we saw the food and it looked so good, we wanted to order everything! We got Mexican BBQ chicken, pork ribs, chicharrones with Spanish rice and black beans. We also got this shrimp dish that looked really tasty. We went straight home to tear into that food and it was super delicious! Everything packed so much flavor! Their salsas are made in-house and are so good! The green salsa was my favorite. We are going back for the elote next time as they only have it available after 5pm. I can't express enough how good this food is! Go check it out y'all!

Great place. Everyone is friendly, food is so so good. No frills…read more Food: 5/5 I love that they have a rotating menu of hot foods that you can choose from, in addition to the normal menu. Service: 5/5 but also some Spanish knowledge will be helpful for ordering. If not, you can always point to pictures. Ambience: you walk through a small market to get to the restaurant. Not somewhere I'd go for a fancy "nice" dinner, but definitely somewhere I'm going for down to earth delicious food.

I love Salvadoran food!!! Excellent service and a great selection. Definitely will be coming back…read moreto try even more of their selection!

Although she did forget to put my order in, even though I called ahead ... Arco Iris's flautas will…read morealways remain on top!! Have to try . AMAZING. Always been my fav! Photo does not do justice

Stopped in for a bite for lunch and was greeted quickly. We were among the first there, but soon…read morethe dining area became full. Our order took slightly longer than expected, but it was served with a warm smile. My shrimp and his carne asada was cooked a little too long, but the spices were done right. The avocado on the salad was too hard, not ripe. They don't give you much salsa for your chips. I've had better pupusas, but theirs were decent. Probably wouldn't go back, because there's better Latino food to be had elsewhere, and I'm never on southside.

Great little Latino Market. You can find fresh corn tortillas here, a great selection of spices and…read morewhatever you may be missing from a dish you're preparing. We also love coming here for an inexpensive treat for the kiddos. Great Mexican popsicles and etc. -the popsicles are only a dollar and there is a wide selection of flavors to choose from. The people are very friendly but there is a language barrier if you do not speak Spanish. I have been extremely pleased with everything I have purchased and love being able to have access to harder to find items that they carry.

I love my Goya products and this place did not disappoint. Fresh veggies were better than the…read moregrocery store, hard to find items stocked and Friendly staff. I will definitely be a repeat customer. Only complaint is that they forgot the Puerto Rican flag on their outdoor sign. lol