Andres Latin Market

I had forgotten the restaurant next door closed in 2022. Thank goodness the market is still open and still run by the same family. I was able to stock up on unusual specialty items like croquetas de jamon, guayaba paste, a 6-pack of Ironbeer, and anchoa-stuffed olives. Stupidly, I forgot to grab a tin of Café Bustelo but at least that isn't as hard to find. The owner was kindly helpful and nostalgic about the restaurant, but he said after 40 years, he was ready. The business has gotten so rough post-Covid anyway. I only wish I had gone more often- even just to grab a to-go cup of their incredible black beans and rice. I seldom drive down this way, but whenever I do, I will be sure to stop in!

This is a small Latin market focused on imported Argentinian products. They have variety of items. For people who comes from that part of the continent, definitely will feel like home. I came here to purchase Yerba Mate. They have a good variety of it and for people who knows and enjoys Mate I will definitely recommend to take a visit here. I used to buy them in Mexico but, I guess no more. Also, they have Guaraná drinks and other goodies.

Small, well-organized spot with a range of hard to find Latin American snacks, seasonings & drinks. Lots of Peruvian & Colombian items, not as much from the Caribbean (no D&G champagne kola) or Mexico (gotta look elsewhere for takis guacamole). I had hoped for more canned or frozen fruit options (guanabana anyone?), but there is at least a decent variety of nectars and powdered drink options. This place could really benefit by adding a fresh bread/pastry section.

I just found out they closed Andrés restaurant I'm so sad My family and I would go eat there for years the food was exquisite I'm glad that they still have Andrés Market Open! Wishing many Blessings

Friendly owner. They have the essentials on low prices! Definitely my go to place. Thank you!!

My husband was looking for a local store that sells lose lead Yerba mate and I just so happened to find this store! Huge selection of mates that I ended up buying him 3 different varieties! The store is small but was still packed with stuff. I didn't have much time to look around but did grab some pretty delicious Argentine cookies that were gone within an hour. Parking can be tricky, especially if, like me, you happen to go at the same time as 2 delivery trucks and the garbage truck.

Angelina was a big help here with anything we needed and were looking for. Even gave us info for the salsa concert that is going on this weekend that I posted a pic of. Was shopping for our Puerto Rican dinner items since my mom was in town. This place seems to have everything you need for different Latin cultures. We were making arroz con gandules y salchichon y platanos and this place as small as it was still had it all. Even has a small little gift shop area for Latin flags and such. Parking is on the street or on the left side of the bldg. They are attached to the Cuban restaurant that they are named after as well which is really good!Nice small market for all your Latin meal needs!

My cousin introduced me to the restaurant and then I noticed this store. Everything seems interesting, especially the sodas and teas. I ended up getting a bottle of tea drink, there were 2 kinds. I took it home and it was decent but I spiffed it up with some soda water and lime juice and it ended up tasting like an herbal coca cola. I got a passion fruit tea which was the first kind that's ever smelled like the real thing.

Looking for harina pan/malta/Arequipe/Maduros and other coloquial stuff from South America look no further. Andres is a small market/ Spanish for "bodega" with many yummy stuff from Venezuela, Perú, Colombia, Argentina, Uruguay.... I go there for the harina pan and other Venezuelan items. Always clean and well organized.Service is great as well.

Wonderful selection of matés and have some high quality gourds. A cute little market to look around and find unique items.