Sonoras Prime Meat

People were so nice and inviting and the food literally made me tear up! Like I took a bite and I was back home or back in Ojinaga eating at a hole in the wall restaurant with my family. I have tried 4 Mexican restaurants and a few taco shops here in the Springs and none have been native to me and my culture. This place tasted like my mom's cooking. I was feeling so home sick but nim so happy to have found a little piece of home. The store was amazing and had Chiles, dulces (Mexican candy) and so much more. The meat looked amazing and I can't wait to stock my fridge with their products next time I go. Please give this place a shot if you are looking for authentic Mexican cooking and staff that remind you of your favorite tias. Seriously best food I've had since I moved to the springs.

Sonoras Prime Meat has a lot going for it, but there were a few things that kept it from being a full four-star experience for me.The good: The pastor burrito had great flavor, and the portion size was definitely above average. The ambiance is fun and feels very authentic, which adds to the experience. The service was kind and welcoming, and you can tell they use good-quality meat and fresh ingredients.The not-so-good: The breakfast burrito was a bit underwhelming--it could've used some pico or salsa to give it more flavor. Also, the food was more warm/room temp than hot, which took away from the experience. Finally, the prices felt a little high for what you get.Overall, it's a solid spot, especially for the pastor, but it lands closer to 3.5 stars than a full 4. I'd come back, but with slightly adjusted expectations.

Great, GREAT customer service. Everyone was helpful here. We walked in looking for a tea (into the market part) and the lady helped us look for what we wanted - unfortunately they were out but the helpfulness is something that's hard to find. Then we decided to try their food- delicious! I had the nachos (enough for 2) and my mom had a chicken quesadilla also generous with the chicken and it too was delicious. I would love to come back and try some tacos - the meat on my nachos was amazing so it stands to reason that the tacos will be excellent! It's a smaller space but very clean, there is a salsa bar with several kinds of salsa and fresh accompaniments.The market portion has a meat counter and a nice selection of breads (also pan dulce) snacks, and tortillas.

We ordered a whole bunch of asada and barbacoa tacos, a few burritos... The meat was dry. I didn't even get the al pastor, because they don't make it on the spit like you're supposed to. It wasn't bad, but for the price I probably won't be going back. They even asked for the obligatory 18% tip on taxed total for takeout, which I thought was special.

Fair prices. Good portions. Great flavor! Friendly customer service. Convenient location. Clean. Jam packed with goods and things to broaden your spanish/mexican cooking! Seriously, worth a stop! I ordered 2lbs of marinated flank steak and the flavor is amazing. The carne asada fries were the best I've had in this area so far. A solid 10/10. My only gripe is because they make the fries fresh from potato themselves, the crunch factor of the fries is nonexistent. There are ways to improve this, soaking in vinegar water and flash frying, then cooling and refrying, but that's just how I do fries at home. Totally WORTH ordering the carne asada fries here. DELICIOUS! I can't wait to explore the menu.A+

So, yeay, I FINALLY tried this place and YUM it was tasty. It's both a market and they sell stuff to eat or take out. I ordered a California burrito to go. They have a section outdoors for eating there. It was scrumptious! Potatoes, bacon, pico de gallo, cheese... I think it had carne Asada in it, but honestly not much. It kind of felt more like a breakfast burrito then did a dinner burrito. Very heavy on the potatoes, for sure.Going back I'm not sure that I would order a burrito this, because I like more meat and less fried shoe string potato in my burritos, but that doesn't discount how tasty it was. I also give them five stars just for being different from every other freaking Mexican food place in Colorado Springs. They are not an imitator!They also resembled a small market that you would see in Mexico as well. If you are unable to find something in your local grocery store, they would likely have it here.I believe Mexican food should be a food group, though I have never been super impressed with the choices in Colorado Springs. Stay tuned as I continue to go here and discover other things they have to eat.

Best fish tacos around. Hands down. Love all the condiments they make available too. Service is friendly and fast.

On the outside, it seems that you're walking into a little carneceria. We have several in Fort Collins. But, it felt chain-like or a corporate version. The prices reflected that feeling I had-no bargains here at the counter. I don't know about prices for items on the shelves. The little meat tacos I ordered were nothing special The little meat tacos I ordered were nothing special. I was disappointed.

Very clean, staff were so friendly! I think everyone in FOH greeted us. The place is stock full of all the necessities for Mexican cuisine from chiles to cheeses, cremas, Mexican candies and canned goods, tortillas, drinks and of course their meat selection. We came on a Sunday so there were people eating menudo which looked and smelled so good. I got the Enchiladas Marias and it was delicious. Super legit spot in the springs.

I stumbled on this place and took full advantage of the options and the prep they offer. Anyone who likes Mexican food in the springs should know about this place. Glad it's there.