Los Amigos

Great Mexican carniceria and panaderia. Fresh Mexican sweet bread, the tres leches cake is really good, I recommend buying the slices first 2.99 each. You can find anything you need from Mexican candy to coffee to laundry soap.

Been there many times, usually with my 2 year old, and some times with my other 2 kids, and in this new area where everyone is trying to cash in on those 5 cents for the damn bag, he always offers a free one because he knows I’m walking with my kids; and juggling my groceries and my kids could be a hustle, and knowing that someone cares about it, makes my days, is the little thing that count ! A great example for those corp business to fallow ! They also have a great selection on fresh baked bread and awesome carnitas !

Look, if you come here you should have elementary Spanish or great hand gestures. They speak some English, but trust me, your transaction will be so much smoother. And if the butcher hands you something to try, TRY IT. I went there to pick up some Horchata mix and wandered around to find some Goya seasonings. I can cook Puerto Rican food pretty well having learned from my ex’s family. I walked past the butcher and had to take a double take. He had this pork that’s fried crispy on the outer fat cap and chewy and delicious on the meat and I normally get this at my Chinese stores. I exalted but I couldn’t say for sure if it was what I thought it was. So I pointed and he said «Pork» and chopped off a piece for me. THANK YOU BUTCHER MAN! You just shortened my commute to find delicious fried pork from 1.5 hours to 5 minutes. If you’re having cigars at Cigar Daddies, pop on over to this place for snacks. They are delicious!