Guanajuato Meat Market

The lady's in the front checking out customers are very sweet and nice. The only thing I found to be off was the price for the food. The sopes are $7.85 for a small one. I think that's over priced I don't recommend it after eating it I got very bloated :/

Bought a whole chicken , soon as I start taking it apart it had a really bad rotten smell to it , should check their product daily for shit like this ....

I paid with a DEBIT card. According to my card issuer, the merchant cannot set a minimum price for a debit card transaction. (Only for credit card transactions.) However, one of the cashiers at Guanajuato Meat Market does not understand the difference between a debit card and credit card. If your order is less than $5, she will refuse the debit card payment or "make it" $5.00 even if the receipt shows less. Buying a $3 item? Better include a $2 tip.I have never run into this issue with any other merchant.

This is my go to spot in town. They have the best carnitas burritos and deal on them on Wednesdays. For the price with the quantity and quality you honestly can't beat it. The workers are always so kind. I've been coming to this meat market for years mostly for the hot food. But even the meat section is good. It's a perfect little market with some really great food.

Selection is great, prices are average amongst all of the local carnecerias. The older lady at the burrito/carnitas counter came off as rude and disinterested. Repeated our request 3 times, and I'm fluent in Spanish. Insisted on us accepting her mistake in the weight of the carnitas we've ordered. "Yo no puedo adivinar!" (I can't guess the weight) all while the product was on the scale. As if they're doing us a favor by being in business. Now I remember why I haven't visited this location in 20 years. Show some interest in the customers that take the time and stop in. That shouldn't be too much to ask.

Man, I have really been enjoying going to Guanajuato market a couple of times a month for breakfast. If you get their early, you can get chilaquiles, potatoes with chorizo, nopales (usually sold with the potatoes), beans and rice. It's very good. If you get there in the am in a weekday, you can get eggs with that stuff too. They also have chicharones, carnitas, salsa, que so Fresca, and a ton more. One day I made the tragic mistake of getting there late one day, and it was almost nearly sold out. All they had left was something called boches. I had never heard of it, and the person behind the counter gently suggested that I might not like it. I got it anyway. It turns out that boches are pig stomached. I think they cooked them similarly to carnitas, which was cooking them until tender, then frying them a bit. They were good, but I wouldn't recommend it for everyone. Nice deep pork flavor, with a good amount of chew. I haven't gotten anything from the butcher dude yet, but I look forward to it. Super good! I'll make this a stop along the way each time I go to Acacia Bakery when I go.

No idea why they're so rude I'm half Black & Mexican so I know what good food is especially Mexican. Their burrito was just below average to be charging anywhere near $12 for just some burnt asada burrito con frijoles y arroz and just a little cilantro. Save your money and go somewhere else, for less than $15 you can have great services and crema con guacamole with your bean & rice meat burrito literally anywhere but there

Picked up some chicken quarters to cook for diner and when I got home they smelled rotten. Gonna return em tomorrow

Los mejores en carne fresca verduras y comida preparada , servicio amable y siempre un placer hacer mis compras para la comida de mi familia! Recomiéndado 100%

Me and my family went went and we were received with very little acknowledgment and rude customer service. The food was bland and nasty my family and I had the shits for days I do not recommend this place to nobody any real latino/mexican know what real Mexican is! Needs better cooks