Fiesta Mart #69

The service was honestly the only horrible thing besides having no cashiers at all , I went in today and the guy with the glasses at the register was so unfriendly and rude . I think his name is theo , please talk to your cashiers about their costumer service .

I like Fiesta markets because you can find produce for so cheap! At my local grocery stores, lemons and limes are $1 each. Here they were 6 for $1 and apparently they get to like 25 for $1..... crazy!! They also have Mexican candy and drinks. Like any other supermarket, they have a bakery, flowers, produce, seafood, meat, dairy, canned goods, alcohol and even cat/dog food. This fiesta seems to be similar to others that I've been to. There was no line to check out and things seemed relatively clean.

An absolute sshheettt show in here . Long lines , No employees and a tank that is open of live and DEAD crabs . Disgusting I hate this store . Smells like mice and mold too .,

I always love coming into Fiesta Mart at night- it is always well organized the staff has a smile on their face. And everyone seems to be working well as a team. Bryan Renfro- the supervisor always making sure his team is taken care of- as well as the customers. His smiling attitude does leave an effect on everyone around him as I take a look around. I honestly believe he should get a raise for all the hard work he's doing with the company. Even the security guard always has a sparkling mask on.

I was very surprised by this market. There were a lot of Puerto Rican food finds! I really liked the variety or foods and the quality of the meat and produce.

Great weekly specials on fresh produce! Whenever I am in town I definitely load up before heading home!!

The cashier was so rude, didn't say one word to us and then tells the person behind her to pass the groceries forward. WTH? In the middle of a pandemic you're telling people to move closer? She tossed all my stuff like she's doing me a favor. A word of advise, you should treat your customers better since the economy isn't doing so well. Absolutely no common sense !

I went to this location for the first time as a substitute to the three places I usually get groceries and I was extremely disappointed and grossed out. Aside from the cheese isle being also completely empty there was moldy cheese. Not the only place with mold went on over to the fruit section and there was a case with strawberries entirely covered in mold no red in sight just straight mold. Will not be returning.

I do this really weird foodie thing--I buy my fish or steaks at Central Market, then I scoot over to Fiesta Mart to save money on produce. I like to grill, and I love to make Tex-Mex like fajitas, pinto beans, guacamole, etc. However, one avocado at Central Market typically costs twice as much as an avocado at Fiesta, and I tell you what--I can't taste any difference.So, as much as it pains me to admit that, on my modest teacher salary, I cannot afford to frequent Central Market. I LOVE Fiesta's tomatoes, avocados, lemons, limes, celery, cilantro, bell peppers, jalapeño peppers, Serrano peppers, and onions. It's a great place to get fresh produce that is also inexpensive. Plus, they have some exotic selections, too. I can almost always get 3 lemons for $1 at Fiesta.I also really appreciate that they sell tortillas from Marquez Bakery in Grand Prairie, Texas. These tortillas are divine and also very inexpensive. They freeze well, too, so I use what I need and toss the rest in the freezer. I also buy boxes of yellow rice, and seasonings. I haven't ventured down other aisles, nor have I gotten any fish from Fiesta. I can't vouch for it, but I will say that the store itself doesn't look clean enough to convince me into trying the fresh meats.

FIVE STARS FOR THE STORE MANAGER, BUT ZEROSTARS FOR THE SECURITY GUARD! I was getting my car fixed at the Firestone (across the street from Fiesta) and I brought my bike with me in order to go workout at Planet Finess. I stopped at Fiesta to get a Gatorade to drink. I also had a clear backpack on that you can see the contents inside the bag. As I walked in, I contacted security and stated that I wanted to get a Gatorade and asked if I can take my bag with me or can I leave it up front by the cashier. The security guard (who was a female) said "No" you can't bring backpacks in here, but here's the kicker! Another customer walked in with a back pack similar to my backpack along with a baby, but the security guard didn't say anything to her. I questioned the security guard and asked why is she allowed to come in with a backpack and I'm not. The security guard responded by saying "I don"t speak English"; however, she had just stated that I could not come in with a back pack in English. Afterwards, she stated, in English, that the lady had a baby so she can come in with a backpack (but wait, I thought that she couldnt speak Engish !)I asked for manager and the store came a greeted me with outsanding professionalism! I instantly felt like a star! This gentleman is real deal and employed common sense rather than potential discriminatory practices. We talked for roughly 30 minutes about a variety of things, but to make long story short, I was able to purchase my drink and move on. I've shopped this location for a long time and it has come a long ways. The new store manager is the real deal and a great addition to the store and the wider community. As a community activist, public official, retired veteran, etc..., It is nice to know that this store or has such outstanding leadership at the helm. I'm not sure how they're gonna resolve the issue with the security guard, but I trust that something will be done considering the promises made by the manager. Thank you Sir "Mr. Store Manager" for resolving my problen and I look forward to continued shopping at this location.