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    Supermercado Gonzalez

    4.1 (19 reviews)
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    Open 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Steak burrito

    Got the steak burrito there definitely plenty in this thing next time I'll skip the rice

    Pastor on the left, and Asada on right. Order arrachera not Asada.
    Jose C.

    I was actually very unimpressed the first time I came. Although the price per taco is very cheap compared to everyone else in the city, I still felt cheated. @ $1.50 a taco, I ordered 2 tacos de al pastor and 2 de Asada. The al pastor tasted somewhat decent. Not the greatest in the world. But probably wouldn't order them again. However the tacos de Asada were the biggest disappointment. After watching the episode on Chicago's Best, the "Carne Asada" tacos were made from arrachera (skirt steak). They definitely weren't. They were made out of just cheap taco meat. Nonetheless, I was let down by this place. Huge disappointment! I returned a few days later, and I asked if they had arrachera tacos. They did! And they came with some very tasty hand made tortillas. There meat was perfectly grilled, with delicious flavors. This will probably be the only place I check out whenever I'm in Waukegan, but I'm glad I decided to give this place a second chance.

    Red tamales! A little salty for me but delicious! 12 for $9
    ALice A.

    I stopped by early Saturday morning and got a pack of their freshly made tamales. I wasn't disappointed at all. Not sure how bad they used to be (according to the two reviews on here) but the ones I got was pretty good! they usually sell out towards noon. These were not as spicy as the others that I have had before from diff places. It's just a tad bit on the salty side for me, other than that, it was fresh, hot and well cooked. A LOT better than the ones they sell at Lewis fresh.

    Chrystari H.

    Great Market for all the Mexican products you could need. The Deli/Restaurant portion of the store is a hidden gem! Definitely wish I brought cash to tip for the excellent meal! But definitely will upon my return in the near future.Freshly grilled steak and handmade tortillas for really cheap prices. Best tacos I've had in a very long time! Plus the staff were very kind. You just order your food at the deli, pay the Grocery cashier at the front then return with your receipt to pick up delicious taco-goodness! Simple. Enjoy!

    the miniscule tamales. My hand on the left, my 7-year old's hand on the right.

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    After watching the episode on Chicago's Best, the "Carne Asada" tacos were made from arrachera (skirt steak).

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    I have seen some improvements. I will admit that this is still my go to grocery store because I…read moreknow where everything is. I know this store has the potential to be 5 stars. I just wish it would!!!! Originally written on 11/30/2012 but just noticed it was posted on the wrong Jewel site (Lewis) when it should have been posted on the Green Bay Jewel's site. I have been shopping here for years and agree that corporate must be ignoring this store because they never have enough staff. They are usually running on self-checkout lanes only that get frequent errors and take forever to get through the check-out process. The only employee who seems to be helpful besides the one with a hearing impairment is a tall black guy. And he can barely be helpful because he is usually playing the role of overseeing all of the self check-out lanes, customer service and supervisor. The store is pretty crowded at night so I am not sure why anyone in their right mind would ever think one staff person is enough. A few months ago, my boyfriend was waiting at the customer service desk for quite some time to get a rain check and when he finally saw an employee walking by and ignoring him, he asked he if she could help him. She said in a rude tone, "What do you want? I'm on break!" After he told her he wanted nothing from her but her manager, she stormed out of the store. Two nights ago, I was there with my daughter and she was laughing uncontrollably at the fact that every aisle had items out of place. On top of that, we couldn't even buy any fruit because it all looked horrible. The bread aisle had a banana peel of an eaten banana that was black (meaning it had been there for a while). The other aisles had perishable goods in them that were not even cold anymore. The perishable aisles had not perishable items tossed everywhere. And when I went to checkout (at self check-out, of course) there was a basket of food sitting there with a floppy frozen pizza that was no longer frozen. At this point, I sent my daughter to tell the employee there were items left at the checkout. She retrieved them and put them in the restock-perishable basket, not the basket they use when things are damaged or need to be discarded. At this point, I was livid. I saw an employee in a white shirt walk up to the customer service desk and asked if he was the manager. He said yes and I told him that I have been coming to the store for years and it is disgusting. There are items everywhere in the aisles and then I picked the pizza up and asked if if he would eat it and told him they are going to make someone sick. He told me he can't control what the customers do. I told him he can control what his employees do. He then looked around and asked if I saw anyone just standing around to which I responded that they have had a staffing problem for years. He then snatched the pizza out of my hand and threw the it back in the pershable bin telling me they aren't putting it back on the shelf. I told him that if that was true, he would have placed it in the other bin and not to lie to me and walked away. I did happen to ask the cashier on the way out for his name. It's Mike. I will be sending this same review to corporate, but doubt it will matter. It's a shame to see that the Jewel in Waukegan is run so poorly and in such disrepair, but the one in Gurnee is fully staffed and remodeled and is never half as full as the Waukegan location. I guess they don't care about the Waukegan area as much as the Gurnee one and I guess I will be a new customer of the Gurnee location but will more likely drive the extra distance to Dominick's to avoid them all together. EDIT: So I googled Jewel so I could file the compaint and an aticle about their stock dropping and them trying to sell because of the underperformed their competitors like Dominicks. DUHHHHH!!!! In 2008 their stock was worth over $40, not it's down to $2. http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-jewel-parent-company-in-sales-talks-20121129,0,2407609.story

    Came in this morning like 8-9am went to deli wants to pick up breakfast sandwich they don't have it…read moreand asked the deli people. He was so rude. And said NO!!!!! We don't have it!!! Why you need talk this way?? Just simple say sorry we don't have. No need to be rude.

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