La Tienda

Great food ok prices atmosphere is fine. I will go again the next time I am there Service was prompt and with a smile.

This place looks like an authentic local Mexican store, it is definitely a small business. Which im always willing to support. I was expecting local or homemade meats and tortillas, fresh veggies, but really is just full of everything Goya that every grocery store has. I wish there was something special or unique about this store.

So happy to have found this spot for all my Hispanic needs (except meat, but that's okay!)Plenty of beverage options from South America and Mexico, beans, arepa flour, tortilla flour, seasonings, frozen goods, medicinal herbs...you name it!Will be back and back again!

Absolutely loved this place. I found a molcajete I was looking for I found the masa preparada for tamal And the people who worked here were nice

Ever since I was little I remember my mom taking me here for all of her Spanish ingredients. We still, to this day, come here for random little things. A lot of the grocery stores are starting to carry a lot of these same items and most times a little cheaper. But what keeps us coming here would have to be their pastries! My favorite being the one with guava inside! At only $1 it'll definitely keep me coming back. It's also nice just to have that Spanish feel as soon as you step in. You cannot get that at a regular grocery store. Another plus about this place is the cooking ware! Most Spanish food is made in a particular pot. Whenever I see this I instantly know it's for the Spanish foods my mom cooks. Definitely stop in to take a look at what they carry, you'll be happy with a lot of their single serve Spanish drinks, such as a cold Malta, and also snacks like the plantain chips, one of my favorites.

This is a place that brings back many memories from when I was growing up. I grew up in Philadelphia where every corner had a store just like this. It sold a little bit of everything and it catered to its community. This store has a good selection of Spanish products from Latin America and the Caribbean. It has been in this location for many many years since it's been there since I relocated here in 1991. My only issue is the prices on some of the products. I understand that it's an independent retailer as opposed to a chain however I won't purchase certain items there. It's still an amazing establishment and if you have a hard time finding that certain ingredient to finish your recipe, this is your place to go.

I have no idea where I have been! I feel like I have been living under a rock. I can't believe I didn't know this place existed until today. I went to a store next to this one and when I saw the name of this store I was like; no, it can't be. Oh my gosh it is!!!! How in the world did I not know about this hidden gem!?! As soon as I walked in I felt like a kid in a candy store. They have all my childhood favorites. Malta India, Cola Champagne, galletas Rica, Export Sodas, and the best part was . . . Cafe Yaucono!!!!! I felt like I was going down to the bodega. Really clean store and friendly service that is sure to put a smile on your face. I will definitely become a regular customer here.

A little bit of everythingSpain, Peru, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala

I always find what I need. I wish there were more La Tienda Spanish grocery stores .

It's hard to find traditional food from Dominican Republic. And La Tienda has a lot to offer. I travel over 30 miles just to get a few groceries from this location.