El Rancho Market IGA

Today March 15,2024 they advertised the shrimp size 30-40 are on sale for $3.99/lb, but when I came to buy them in a box, they gave me the shrimps size 40-50. It's not truthful business, will never come back!

This is my new favorite place to shop and get a yummy meal. Everything you need is at this store if you like Latino food and culture. My boyfriend recently showed me this spot and it's only about a 10-14 minutes drive from both our homes.The bakery has so many fresh, colorful pastries and desserts. The deli has great options for a quick snack or walk over to the bar area where they have a small restaurant style to-go (or sit at the tables) and get a taco, burrito, or combo meal. Get ready to find all your childhood favorite snacks!Staff were super nice, although I stood at the bakery station for a solid 5-7 minutes without the gal acknowledging I was there or needed anything as she helped several others around me so I pretty abruptly had to ask, "may I please get a dessert or two?" Overall, positive experience and will be back.

Stopped by after a Doctors appointment and had a large bowl Beef Soup,,,may have been simmering for awhile as veggies were a little soft,,,only 2 small pieces of beef,,,3 pieces of fat,,,,comes with rice and tortillas,,,soup was flavorful,,,I'm not complaining,,,it's a fantastic store,,,have shrimp and fish ceviche in the deli section

What an impressive store. They have it all. The ready to eat food counter offers every Mexican dish you can think of. I opted for a superb burrito. Sit watch the tortillas being made in the ginormous tortilla factory and take home a few dozen beauties. A full service cheese counter next to the massive meat counter and the bakery featuring breads and specialty cakes. So much deliciousness in one building. Also impressive was the outdoor propane cooking equipment for Al Pastor they have available.

Great Authentic Mexican Market in Phoenix!We come here for fresh made tortillas, frutas drinks, amazing produce prices and more. You should grab salsa, premade guacamole and chips too! You can get like 1 lb. of limes for less than a $1 where if I got to my local grocery store they are 2 for $1- that is a huge savings.They have authentic produce, spices and deli foods that you may not find at your local grocery store- you definitely feel like you are in Mexico when you are inside this store (I am Mexican, so going into a place like this just feels like when I was little).Don't forget to buy a flan from the back fridge area- my favorite Carmel custard dessert!

Rancho market has some of the best tres leches cake. I also had to purchase basil and they had some very old prepackaged bags in with the produce. Luckily there was a staff member restocking all the fresh herbs the morning I was there and noticed the basil that was already sitting there to be a bit wilted so he told me to wait a couple minutes and he'd be back with more. He handed me a package of nail he pulled from the back and handed it to me. Every employee at this store is extremely friendly and willing to goo the extra mile to help.

I am from the southern USA. There are things I like to cook with and a few cuts of meat that I can't find in Fry's, Safeway, definitely not AJs or WF or Sprouts, that I happen to luck up on in this store. I've been back a couple of times to purchase a few things in bulk. In the last visit, I was hungry for lunch so I grabbed un pollo asado... that chicken is life-changing! Ese pollo es muy bueno!!!!. Pero el pollo asado es muy caro. But if you buy two, that's where you get the deal. I definitely see lunch meal prep and my favorite pollo y jalapeño sopa with that chicken in my future! Return Factor: 90%

Voy aquí cuando tengo hambre y no quiero cocinar. ¡Delicioso! I go here when I'm too lazy to cook. i luv it!

Wow, a great find. I stopped in to get a few food and needed household staples about three weeks ago, while shopping in the strip mall. It would not have been my store of choice but the heat and gas prices drew me to this store to save a trip. It is now my new favorite place to shop. The store consists of about three individual counters to pay separate where you can get food. You can order and sit at a picnic table, kind of like a food court. Of course there is the smaller grocer. The counters include a pastry/bakery/goodie counter, a salsa type bar counter, and a food court for Mexican food plates and tacos as such.The first time I walked in I really just needed a few items. However, when I saw the chips on an End Cap near the bakery, suddenly I was in the mood for a salty treat. lol Not knowing what I was grabbing I purchased a bag of their deep fried, corn tortilla chips. OMG, is all i have to say. They are the best I have ever had in a grocers and rival many 5 star restaurants in town.The next time I visited, I purchased some guacamole from their salsa bar, pastries from the bakery, and sat down to have some tacos from the food court. It was all very tasty. Maybe next time I will get some Salsa and Pico from their salsa bar and a burrito plate from the food court. It all looks so good. The tacos are street tacos and pretty much the same size they are everywhere else, including in Mexico. Just ignore the comment made by another Yelper. Street tacos are suppose to be smaller. They are under 3 bucks a taco for heavens sake. The grocer is a smaller, lots of fresh items, international market. Do not expect the larger Americanized type of supermarket with a million choices.

I used to like this store, but as I continue to shop here I have noticed The ready-made sandwiches need to be fixed. They charge a high price and throw anything together. like we will eat anything. It has become more about money than customers. the meat department slicing meat with a dirty cutting machine you can still see the residue on your meat from another cut letting you know it has not been properly cleaned. no chicken flavor rice they seem to have cultural differences as well. they deserve a 2 star.