Cheri Y.

This place is so cute & has the best little Taqueria inside that makes the best tacos!!! They also have the best little produce section & bakery. You can also get fresh made Mexican sopes here that are out of this world! Yum Yum Yum! Can't wait to get back & get some of these yummy tacos & Mexican sopes! Highest Recommendations.

Absolute trash food. Been coming here for a long time. The food used to be good, but they have a new cook and are making it different now. The quesadillas they take cheese and put it on the grill and then scrape it off. Just tastes like burnt cheese. Absolutely disgusting. And no one speaks enough English to understand when you request them not to do it that way.

Brett T.

Supermercados Morelos is really great place to buy all sorts of Hispanic and other everyday foods and more. They have an impressive variety of produce, herbs, spices, seasonings, and other ingredients. They also have a small bakery of sorts, a large meat area, candy/junk food aisle, and tons more! It's fun to look around and see things you recognize/like as well as discovering new things as well. But my favorite part of the store is the Cafeteria/Cantina by the check-out. They have so many delicious things to try. Many different types of meats, sauces and loss of toppings to add to their sandwiches, tacos, etc. I'm really glad that there are places like Supermercados Morelos in the Metro.

Lauren A.

Walk in the grocery store, take a left, and you'll find yourself at a small, cafeteria-style counter where you can order various authentic Mexican dishes, from platos to tortas to amazing tacos! There's usually a line, but it moves rather quickly and the women fixing your food are extremely kind. I got three tacos, a side of beans, and a melon agua fresca for a whopping $8. They have some small tables where you can eat or you can get it to go. It's very clean and orderly and I just loved it! After eating I took a moment to walk around the store. Fairly standard Mexican grocery items. They do have a fresh meat counter and a bakery. They had party packs of conchitas for $3.25, so remember that next time you're looking for a treat to bring into the office if you're in the area. They also have bakery cases where you can buy single pastries. I got a yo-yo pastry for 75 cents and it's delicious! I loved my experience here today and plan to return.

Heather B.

We've driven past this market multiple times and always said we would go in. This past weekend my husband decided why not go inside and check it out. So we walked in and felt like we were no longer in Oklahoma and we loved it. There was an abundance of fruits and vegetables that looked great and fresh. There was other cultural related foods available. I've heard the meat section is good and they have really good chicken we did not purchase anything from the meat section but it did look fresh and clean. My family and I did get some cultural candies and snacks to try out I'm already planning my next trip back especially for taco Tuesdays. They had a hot bar food but we got there too late so we were unable to sample that food but from what we saw we liked and also plan to try that the next time we return. There was also a bakery section the big goods looked amazing. I highly recommend going into the store to check out what they offer.

Alexander S.

So, I came here based on a yelp review. They recommended the plate, which I got and they said the carne asada was great but that the carnitas was the best. I did like the carne asada but the carnitas were dry from sitting in a hot pan for who knows how long. To honest I was overall disappointed but I still gave 4 stars because I came in expecting more due to the prior review. Also, they earn 4 stars for the tortillas, rice, and beans. Carne Asada...eh, average, I would say a 3. But if I had only had the carnitas I would have probably put a 1 Star. There is a point when you have to cut your losses and dump the hot plate. But they didn't, so I am throwing away about half my carnitas. Anyway, decent price for okay food. If it's the only meal you get in the area, go elsewhere, otherwise you will regret it. But if you have a couple days in the area, or live here, the tortillas, rice, and beans were good enough to give it a few tries and find what they do best, it's just not the carnitas.

Lena K.

It's been a day since I've eaten here and I'm still craving the tacos from this place. This seems to be the norm when I visit Supermercados Morelos. *insert hungry and salivating emoticon*. I had the 3 tacos & a drink combo for $5.99. I had one barbacoa & two pollo tacos. Honestly, I wish I would have gotten three barbacoa tacos because the meat was 'melt in your mouth' delicious. I asked for corn tortillas, but was given flour tortillas (I should have double checked when they were heating the tortillas on the burner) -- regardless, I just stole all of my partner's corn tortillas & was a very happy Lena. :) Okay, fine -- I didn't steal them, just traded! One of the only reasons I am sad to be moving from the area I currently reside is because of the short drive from this place. In the past, I also ordered a torta and was so happy with the huge portion size (ha!).Highly recommend this trying this place out ASAP. 5/5 stars without hesitation.

Jet A.

Hola! Yo gusto un barbacoa taco un flour tortilla? Please excuse my high school level spanish but I regret not paying attention more in class as it would've been helpful to converse with some of the employees here. I know its a Supermarket but I came for the FOOD! OK. So why has it taken me so long to check this place out? Thankfully, my sister randomly visits establishments that she thinks might be interesting as she drives around town. We bee-lined to the cafeteria type counter where you could order food! We asked for 3 tacos on flour tortillas. They soften the tortillas on the flat top before asking which meat you want. As mentioned, its cafeteria style so you kinda just point at the meat you want (there are no labels...) but I was able to make out Barbacoa, Carne Asada...uhh something with Pollo haha, again, probably should've paid more attention in high school. Once they fill the tortillas, you can add toppings (diced onion, tomato, cilantro, queso fresco, sour cream etc.) only weird thing is that the cart is kinda blocked off to where you can see the choices but just think your typical taco toppings. Then once they hand you your styrofoam container you can fill up on the salsa bar! They have other food options which you can see in the picture of the menu I took. The tacos were $1.89 each and were so filling! After we ate we walked around the store to see what groceries they had. They have a butcher counter in the back with lots of different types of meat, a fresh produce area, and a bakery! We just happened to be there when they wheel out a cart of hot right out of the oven pastries! amazing. If you haven't been, GO NOW! or tomorrow. I was super impressed and can't wait to go back.