Linsy's Hispanic Store

I ordered a loroco pupusa and steak nachos. The pupusa was great and the nachos were amazing. The avocado and pickled jalapeños were a perfect match with the steak and homemade chips. I definitely got a lot for my money!

This spot is hidden at the back of a little complex off of Route 40. One wouldn't even know it was there until you were looking for it. I only found out about it through word of mouth from a friend.Linsy's is a little market full of Hispanic goods with another section for their restaurant.We wanted to try everything and so we did. Lengua Tacos, Pupasas, fresh chicharrones and the all-star Siete Mares (seafood pasta).The lengua is on point. Due to high cost, a lot of my favorite taco places don't sell the lengua anymore, so it was fantastic to find Linsy's has them and doesit well. Pupusas were good and reheats well if you take it home.Now, the Siete Mares. I wasn't expecting to come to Hispanic restaurant and ordering the pasta. There are 7 kinds of seafood: shrimp, clams, mussels, squid, scallops, ... and crab meat? Hmm, now that I think about it, I'm not sure what the seventh one was. Whatever it was, the portion was huge. The seafood is not fresh out of the sea - frozen, but still pretty tasty(no freezer burn here!). The sauce is a bit like a rose sauce with that seafood umami. Amazing.Depending on who you get at the register, there could be a bit of a language barrier, but with some pointing at the menu and broken Spanglish, we were able to get our order in.Prices were decent. You can get a filling meal for under 10, or splurge and get a bunch of items.

Linsy's Hispanic Store is a little market and a restaurant in the same building; to your left is the mart, and to the right is a large dining area where you can order and enjoy your food.The menu offers breakfast plates, salads, soups, tacos/burritos/flautas and other Mexican eats, house specialties, such as pupusas, pollo ala francesca, siete mares, etc., various sides, and drinks.We came here and ordered a take-out:+a cheese pupusa - this was well-made, as it had the nice crisp exterior; it came with a bag of curtido and sauce - the sauce was a great complement the pupusa, and it was thicker/chunkier than the usual +carne asada tacos - simple, tasty tacos; the carne asada was slightly overcooked, but the green spicy sauce really brought this together; I loooved the grilled scallion stalks that came on top - YUM!+horchata - probably one of the best horchatas I've had - not at all grainy, but smooth and super refreshing; comes in medium- or large-sized (get the large - you'll thank me later!)Everything was made-to-order and came out piping hot!Service was very friendly - for a carry-out, you just order up at the cashier and wait for your order to be ready. There were also many patrons who called ahead for a pick-up.I'd love to try their seafood pasta next time, as well as return for their tacos/pupusas/horchata!Plenty of seats inside, and plenty of parking in the strip plaza lot.Easily accessible off of Powers Lane.+good, simple tacos+great green spicy sauce!+good pupusas!+yummy horchata!+friendly service!+plenty of parking

This place has the best pupusa I've tried in town. The service is good and so are the prices. Every time I go in there I see a lot of people who look happy with their meal and service. This is a place that I like to go to regularly, the decor leaves a little to the imagination, but the food and service makes up for it, definitely recommend.

I found Linsy's one day while I was working from home via the Grubhub app. I was looking for something different to eat for breakfast, so why not order a Mexican breakfast? Boy, did I make the right decision! The Chilaquiles Rojos served with black beans and eggs was amazing! I've even ordered the same meal with a side of chicken to having a more filling plate. They chicken nachos are equally as amazing. They top the nachos with so much goodness, you really need a fork to eat them. Previously, I've also tried the surf and turf meal and a shrimp taco has as well. Every dish has been a hit!

Ordered 5 different tacos as well as chicken enchiladas. The street tacos were some of the best in area. Ordered lengua, fish, Shrimp, Chorizo and al pastor. Al pastor was only one that I didn't like because I thought meat was overcooked and texture was off, plus flavor was lacking compared with other al pastor I've had at places like tacos El Gordo in Vegas. Tomatillo salsa was very flavourful and spicy. Enchilada was also not my favorite due to sauce tasting too much like tomato sauce.Still HIGHLY recommend this place for the tacos.

The fajita and the nachos are amazing!!!! The fajita comes with beans, rice and corn tortillas (handmade tortillas) the nachos come with cheese, protein and crema (not to be confused with sour cream) this is a must go if you're looking for Hispanic food. This is a hidden gem and if you read this you need to goTry it! I've never dined in but there is plenty of space and from the last time I was there they had renovated the restaurant section. I can't talk about the service either because again I haven't dined it but they are always very nice when I go pick up myGood.

Grocery store, bakery and Latin grille all in one. You can stop by to eat Mexican street tacos and grab Chile ancho to cook chicken at home. I tried few dishes they offered. I really like the carne asada with rice and salad. The meat is flavorful and tender. The pupusas are very good, too. The Mexican street tacos are a must try. Hand made tortillas and serve with green and red hot sauce. The food is great here.The grocery store is small, but it has all the necessities. I always get the fresh sour cream and hard white cheese. I definitely will become a regular here.

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Listen. I'm a white guy. I don't really know Hispanic food. But I KNOW for a FACT that this is some of the best food I've ever had. No corners are cut with quality. I absolutely recommend the beef tongue tacos (lengua), steak nachos, and the papas locas. Need to try the more authentic food soon.