Market Los Primos

Writing this review as a grocery shopper, not a taco eater. I’m coming from California so I will say my standards of Mexican markets is pretty high. Their meat selection is good and they will marinate it for you– five stars there. They also have staples that I needed like Mexican chocolate (for Mexican mochas) and all the spices.
What brought me down to four stars is the produce. I would have liked to see a fresher selection with a few more options. They had a lot of fridge space that was not occupied, so this is a feasible option. Many markets also have fresh salsa for sale in the grocery store, not this one unfortunately. They do have raspados– Mexican shaved ice with natural fruit syrups. I have yet to try one but will post an update when I do. There are always people purchasing them when I come here so I’m assuming they’re good!
Lastly, service is friendly even for a half-​Mexican like me trying to practice my Spanish with the employees.
Tip: credit card purchases need to be $ 5 or more.

WOWOWOW. A college student’s dream! Authentic mexican market & carne esada tacos that are to die for. On Wednesdays they’re $ 0.50 each! I order 6 – 8. It’s super busy on Wednesdays so sometimes you have to swan dive if you want to get a table and it might be about a 20 or so minute wait. The market for the most part is clean (ish). But you don’t care once you taste those tacos. They’re tiny and yummy filled up with onion/​cilantro mix, guacamole, and salsas (which you put on yourself).
Mm mmmm mm! They make Wednesday’s a day to look forward to.

What a fun little market! Complete with piñatas, fresh baked goods, and TACOS. Not the bad kind of tacos, but the DANG GOOD kind of tacos.
Really though, if you’re looking for some great and authentic Mexican food and grocery, be sure to check this place out. The employees are all very helpful and happy; and again, the food is fabulous.
There is a taco truck outside – you order there, go inside, grab a jarrito soda pop, and take a seat in one of the booths. As you sip your beverage, let the salsa and onion/​cilantro toppings envelope your senses. You can even close your eyes to get the full effect – go ahead, do just that.
The employees bring your tacos TO you. Squirt that lime on your tacos (notice I said tacoS, because you can’t just eat one) and be sure to dress it up with hot or mild salsa.
You pay for your meal afterwards at the cash register, but don’t forget to take a stroll through the grocery store before. Grab a bag of chili dusted suckers or some homemade bread to top off your night!
TIPS & TRICKS:
* Tacos are only $ 0.50 on Wednesdays. You can pay with a card if you get at least 10, so if you don’t think you can eat that much (pansy) just go in with a pal and have them pay you back later… with more tacos.
* Turn into the second parking spot, the first turn in is slightly small and might hurt your car. Just a little trick I learned.
* ¡Que tengas divertido!