La Favorita Ranch Market

Such a well stocked store! Amazing chorizo, and the carnitas! Yum. Must try! The folks running the front store are also very welcoming and sweet! I also especially liked the little packages of snacks ready to go. Great idea for busy moms with kids on the go!

This place has endured significant challenges, especially after Walmart opened across the street a decade ago. My family has been part of this community for over 30 years, and I've always supported small businesses over large grocery chains. So, I was baffled when the butcher ridiculed me for asking to buy just a quarter pound of chorizo. I understand it's a small amount, but it was all I needed. I had planned to pick up a few items but left without buying anything. Things are getting worse out there, and now I have to find a new place to shop--even if I'm only spending a few dollars. All my previous experiences here have been non-eventful.

Man this little market /slash convenient store was surprisingly stocked with fresh produce, fresh meat and actual butchers manning the meat counter. Not that many markets theses days besides Stater Brothers have butchers any longer. La Favorita market is small, yet the use of space works for them. 95% of products here Mexican/Latin, but I did see a couple of bottles of Soy sauce and a smothering of American products. One thing I did notice was that there weren't many prices listed with the items. May not look to aesthetically pleasing on the outside but it's a cool little market.

idk about yall but this is just wrong and there candy is very old too. Wow that is vert expired mom almost dumped this on the food she was making .

Super convenient little market when you need last minute ingredients. Its literally small and cramped but they seem to have everything. They also have a carneceria and they cook chicharones there every day it smells soooooo good.

They have the best chorizo in Orange County PERIOD Believe me because I've looked for better but have yet to find any. I have been coming here since my father in law introduced me to this gem of a hole in the wall mom & pop place. In addition try their adobada, queso fresco, queso cotija, queso, oaxaca amongst many other authentic Mexican items. FUEGO!

Just left with some carne asada, al pastor, salsa and a bunch of other necessities. Threw the asada on the bbq and man oh man was it packed with flavor. Then with the salsa verde added an extra kick of flavor. I love this little spot!

This fucking place is not even open at the time they say . Change the time in the maps don't have people waste gas like is free now days punks

I do not recommend this store at all!!! First of all there are no prices on anything. The cash register is hidden and who knows what numbers they're entering, I got 1 avocado a small bag of pasta, small container of sour cream, 8 oz of cheese,1lb of meat, toilet bowl cleaner I paid $35 plus $2. Fee for using my debit card.I'm not just sore or complaining I am all for supporting local businesses but this is ridiculous.

AMAZING little hole-in-the-wall market with kind staff and a great selection. Great quality meats- the marinated spicy chicken was especially good. Fruits and vegetables were fresh and tasty. Everything was high-quality and affordable. I will definitely be back here, even with living 30+ mins away.