Latin Market

Love the authenticity of the items & the food, it's like eating at home with family, they are all so nice & friendly

I had 30 minutes to waste so I dropped by this place and went straight to the back for some lunch. I had a plate of some pork simmered in a darker red chile sauce and beef tongue simmered is a green verde sauce. I felt like I was eating home cooking it was so delicious. I walked out satisfied and full.

great to see new latino's business. the parking is amazing, the food super good. they have a fresh meat butcher shop (carniceria) i was received very warm and welcomed..I say support this business!!!

I love this place, it's like going to a friends house & have you stay for lunch, I'm so comfortable when I'm there, love their food, love to shop for misc groceries, fresh meat & veggiesTW Covington, WA

I was lured into Latin Market by the window mural that read "Papusas". However, when I inquired about the Papusas the woman inside didn't know what I was talking about. I informed her that it was painted on her window, but that didn't seem to help. Oh well... What they did have was tacos, burritos, tortas and a few stews. I tried the green pork stew with zucchini, which came with rice, beans and tortillas which was simple, yet tasty and seems quite healthy. All the food is made at the small counter in the back. There are a few pub tables with stools to eat. $10 with a donut to go. While they serve food, Latin Market is primarily a market. They have all the Latin food products, butcher, baked goods and produce. If you're looking for the right Latin spice or ingredient this is the place.

**UPDATE** While the Latin Market remains a great place to pick up Latin goods (spices, ingredients for Latin recipes and such) I was informed that they are no longer making the cracklings (chicharron for us LatinX's) . Even still, staff is sweet and still an awesome little gem to check out.

I've only had the beef taco plate but I keep getting it - classic soft tacos, double corn tortillas, beef spiced in a straightforward fashion and cooked with a nice amount of toasted char, diced onions and cilantro. The tomatillo salsa is really good - right up there with La Carta de Oaxaca's.The rice and beans are as one would want them - they beg to be eaten together. A grilled pepper completes the simple presentation.I long for the 'Berto's of Southern California but this is a really nice street-style plate that itches the scratch.Everyone who works here is very friendly and welcoming.I keep coming back and will continue to do so.

today i went eat at the latin market for first time with my wife and kids. we order 2 carne asada, 1 torta and 1 quesadilla. first we get the torta, 10 minutes later one carne asada and other 10 minutes later the quesadilla.and my carne asada i never get after 45 minutes. its my first and last time to go eat there for me is the worse service.