Supermercado Murphy's

The butchers oversell you meat that you don't want or need to buy and the quality is not that great. Sometimes I feel like they show either drunk or hungover to work. I always ask for regular ground beef but they always serve me lean ground beef which doesn't go well with what I want to make whether it's albondigas, beef stew or burgers. ,

Way before Northgate market was around, this was our go to store for Mexican items and produce for many years. Traveling to Chitty Heights was necessary. Compared to Vons and Ralphs, much more value here unless you're buying gringo foods. Ha! Why would you come here for that? It's true though, somewhat. Since they are a smaller market, overall selection is somewhat limited. So they focus on the specialty stuff. The meat counter has a solid selection of all cuts, cheeses and creams. We've been impressed with the marinated pollo asado, and the adobada is seasoned well too. They offer some great prices on stuff even though they're a small scale store. We still come here for particular things that are better, we love the small bolillo rolls and tortillas. The pastries and pan dulce are above norm too. Now another thing we like is the hot food, such as carnitas, beans, rice. I think it's around $15 that would feed at least 4 hungry mouths. I've tried the pork ribs too- tasty flavor but on the salty side.Overall a very good market with reasonable prices across the board. Fruits and veggies normally less here but can be less than fresh so take a good look. Parking consists of a smaller lot behind that's always full, so that can be frustrating. Be patient, roll up windows and lock your doors.

I live near by and shop here on occasion. I like the fruit they sale. Though at you have to pick through some of it find good fruit. I don't think it is the freshest of fruit. I have noted their prices seem to be a bit higher than other super markets especially on non-ethic products. I mostly go for the delicious Mexican pastries they offer. The staff has been friendly and helpful. I go there for the convenience and for their pastries. I do most of my shopping at a larger supermarket.

Murphy's was my go to store to get Mexican items however every single time I am there the employees always have a bad attitude not only me but also towards other people. THEY ARE NOT EVEN FOLLOWING THE COVID-19 GUIDELINES. I got into an argument with a lady because she wasn't keeping her 6 feet distance and telling her the reason for the tape on the floor so we can keep our distance. The cashier just continued to ring up my items and did nothing. No one there was enforcing anything and everyone was so close together. I am afraid if I go back I will catch the virus because if they can't enforce the 6 feet distance then are they following the rest of the guidelines?

This place has alot going for it1. Cheap burritos!! They are phenomenal.2. Cheap produce! It's as fresh as it can get. 3. Great selection of meats. A little seafood as well.4. The staff. Super friendly.5. They sell liquor also. Bottom line this is a great little market. Your missing out by not visiting.

Nasty, Rude, Discriminatory."Yanney" Attempted to rip me off, and obviously cant do basic math. $5.00 - $3.00 is $2. Not $1.40.After I had her reported to management, she insulted me in spanish and rolled her eyes at me.Not worth my dignity or money. Apparently only people of mexican descent get treated like actual people here. **** it!

Great neighborhood option for grocery. Vegetables and bakery items galore. Plus it's open later too so one can opt to shop after supper time. There's also hot food for to go. Staff is nice and friendly

En el area de comida esta sabrosisima... me gusta mucho,, siempre lo atienden a uno con una sonrisa y con sentido del humor, carnes y verduras super buenos precios,,,por eso siempre compro aqui,,,

Located on the corner of University and 46th st is Supermercado Murphy's, a small neighborhood grocery store offering most of the essentials. The 1st thing you notice is the absence of a parking lot, you'll have to turn down 46th or the alley to access the small (maybe 10 spaces) parking lot behind the store. Also in that alley are $.25 water machines. There is limited street parking in front, but you have to be ruthless to parallel park here when University has traffic. Inside you'll find fresh produce, a butchers counter with a good selection of meats and seafood, and also a restaurant serving hot fresh Mexican food. I've only seen 2 checkout counters open at a time but the lines are never long and they move fast thanks to fast working cashiers. My son and I come in the mornings for fresh baked bollitos, usually 4 for $1. In the aisles you'll find a small selection of everyday items. Some of them carry higher prices than big chain supermarkets ($4 for peanut butter for example). This is a good place to pick up beer, meat and fresh made (the same day and still warm) corn tortillas for a bbq or cookout. I don't do my everyday shopping here, as some items are a lot cheaper at other places, but I do come enough to recommend it for certain things already mentioned.

March 22-28, 2023 ad: Beef Top Round Steak (Aguayon de Res en Bistec) $3.29/lb. Went to the store, was told the price was printed wrong & it wouldn't be honored. Fine print on ad says "We Reserve the Right to [...] Correct Printed Errors."In other words, they reserve the "right" to violate Publishing 101: Have your whole office review & mark up the proof copy for corrections BEFORE it goes to the printing presses.Or maybe there's something now called Ad Publishing 101: Include fake loss leaders in your ads to trick customers into your doors, then feign incompetence.