Fiesta Latina

Small Latin grocery market with a wide variety of meats and fresh produce. The store being so small you get great customer service and there's never a line of there is it moves fast so you always in and out. The store looks clean the burgers in the back also wore clean clove's handling my food.

I come here for the fresh chicharrones (pork skins) and the huge variety of cheeses from Latin America. Besides that, I find the prices on groceries to be a bit high. One perks of shopping here is the pupusa stand outside of the market. Not sure if it's associated with this grocery store or not, but the pupusas are pretty good.

Never comeback to this store in my lifetime They overpriced everything the meat section is super expensive they sale Salvadoran and Guatemala chorizo lol they make it on the spot super expensive and nasty the all thing is bad

Everything is overpriced, especially produce. A watermelon was $12 one dayAnd a pineapple was $6Better off going to sprouts

Agree with all the reviews' consensus. When one names its market thusly, one ought to find all the ingredients available and stocked when cooking Hispanic or Latin food, ya?Nope.Twice I've come a huntin',and frankly, I ain't gon try no mo'.Its environs seem to belong in some dusty ghost town in the SW or something. Barren as can be, dun-coloring all around, and I'm not referring solely to its exterior.

I am glad that I discovered this little store. Veggies are the best they are always fresh, well-stocked and prices are very fair. I wish this locally owned store my best.

So I finally went there to shop and I really enjoyed the atmosphere. It was cherry and everyone was all smiles and the corn tamales where delicious.

Nothing special about this spot. Fairly average Mexican grocery. However, the tamales they sell at the check-out stand (if you can ignore the fact that they are being sold from an insulated lunch bag) are incredible. They have pork, chicken, and sweet corn. Yum.I work in the old Ford Assembly plant, and there aren't many non-fast-food options around here. Homemade tamales from a lunch bag can be a welcome change - espcially when you see how proud the man who makes them is every time you buy them!

Nothing special about this spot? Hmmmm. They have fresh and cheap food. The produce is better and more local. The meats are fresher and cheaper than Safeway, having a traditional butcher who will cut your meat custom, not pre packaged and from who knows where.Fiesta Latina is Richmond's only answer to Safeway. It is a much needed local market, run by local proprietors, in an area is desperate need of fresh, cheap food. The taco truck out front is top notch if you require a fast bite on the go. But for anything you need to cook at home, for yourself or for family, step inside Fiesta Latina. You will not be disappointed, or hungry.

The store itself is not that exciting, but on weekends they fire up a griddle inside and make pupusas to order which are AMAZING. And really cheap. There's a little table you can eat at or take them to go.