La Loma Supermarket

The biggest gingerbread pigs (marranitos) you've ever seen. Many other fabulous shareable-sized pastries that are super with coffee or tea. Essential groceries for mexican cuisine and a butcher counter all packed in a tiny shop. The pros say dont buy canned enchilada sauce unless chiles are the first ingredient--you can get it here.

Store is kinda small but offers Mexican staples, has a deli department and had a large assortment of fresh pan. I want to say that I used to go to this store years ago and the woman that owned it was there all the time and she was super nice. Not sure if she still owns it, but the ambience is not the same as it was years ago.There were two girls working the checkout and both of them were neither friendly or inviting. I am fluent in Spanish and since they didn't know they they just glared at my daughter and myself. The one girl kept giving my 12 year old daughter dirty looks. My daughter is half Mexican and clearly looks Mexican so if anything she should have been giving me the looks and not a child.These two women were also rude to the Spanish man in front of me. Don't know if I will return simply because these two women should not be working with customers. It's hard enough to go into stores where you don't know if the people speak English or not but I had no need to show that I speak Spanish fluently because they were so rude.The pan I bought was really good. Just a shame you can't find better employees.

Food is great! Best Mexican food I have had in Ohio. The lengua is tender and flavorful.

My husband's favorite place in NE Ohio. He loves the menudo and tacos. Bonus, it has a Mexican Grocery attached, which I go to. I'm always happy about the selections of quality food items.

This is definitely the best Mexican restaurant I have been to in Northeast Ohio. Whenever I come back to my hometown of Akron, I try to make the visit out to here. The tacos and tamales are amazing. Every time I come to visit, it seems like the business is somehow expanding. It gives me great pleasure knowing that this small mom and pop business is thriving. The supermarket is abundant with various grocery products and even a beautiful bakery case full of homemade breads and pastries. I was unable to try anything out but the smells were amazing to take in.

This Angeleno finally found her go-to taco joint in Akron! Come for the pastor and stay for the baked goods and supplies.

This is a hole in the wall that you don't want to miss. The food is authentic and awesome and the prices are (literally) unbeatable.

Wonderful tacos with 6-7 different fillings including beef cheeks and yummy BBQ. House made chicharones. Friendly service and football on the TV.

Came here for some ingredients for a Mexican dinner my husband and I are hosting tomorrow evening. We recently went on vacation to Hualtuco, Mexico and fell in love with the local cuisine. The grocery store had plenty of authentic ingredients - I was most impressed by their selection of dried chilies. It was a delight to have lunch at their store front food truck. I've never heard of pastor until we were in Hualtuco and I was excited to see they had it here! Al pastor is marinaded pork layered on a turning spit - very similar to Gyros. As such, this popular cuisine is rooted from Lebanese immigrants in Mexico. The spitted pork is shaved off per order for the tacos and typically served with sliced pineapples (which a whole one is stuck on the vertical spit on top of the pork), onions, and cilantro. IT WAS DELICIOUS. And at $1.50 per taco, an amazing deal! My husband and each got two tacos al pastor and one chicken tamale - totaling $10 for the both of us.This place has incredible, cheap, delicious, and authentic mexican cuisine. Their food truck is highly recommended!

Can't speak for the market, but the food truck is amazing!!!If you order to eat "in", you can make your way around the corner into a spartan dining room. The experience is a tad weird, but the food is incredible! I, personally, love the barbacoa quasadilla- holy, moly!