Nuno D & T

This place is so awesome the meat and chicken to make asada is so so delicious mouth watering experience. If your looking for meat for your summer or anytime asada this is the go to place. It’s tiny and hard to find parking but totally worth it.

I love Latin american breads, and this place has the best ones.
… also I just had the best bolillos ever. Saturday 8am is when is hot, ready to eat with some butter.
Their coffee is surprisingly good too. You would never think a place like that would have a decent coffee, but they doooOOooo… they have this brand called Euro Coffee.
Forget about the market, the Panaderia is what’s up.

Yo compre una lengua y salio una parte verde y el supuesto mánager dijo que estaba buena no vuelvo a comprar otro carnicero me dijo que tenía tumor la carne

This is the best market around. Their products are ALWAYS fresh. I love their meat but what I love the most is the bakery! They have all kinds of bread, and as the bread lover I am, I can honestly say that they have the best sweet bread I’ve ever tasted (and I am very picky when it comes to my bread)! I love this place. The only thing is that since the bread is so good on holidays there is always a huge line to buy some bolillos or sweet bread but it’s worth the wait. The bakery manager (Cristina I think that’s her name) is the best that old lady is the sweetest. This is my to go place for any kind of event.

First of everything is great their meat, chicken and salvadorean chorizo. Every tin am in la i have to go to this store. Try it you can go wrong I attached a few pictures; parking could be a problem but try to par along Hoover boulevard.

This place is your go to for all your grilling needs. The Carne Asada and the pollo are perfectly marinated. It’s not cheap though it will run you about 7 $ a lb. (on holidays they raise their prices) but you can taste the difference. No other carniceria compares. Parking lot is crazy there is always a line of cars waiting to get it even on weekdays!

I like this place I tried it for the first time this weekend and their meat is quality and seasoned perfect! Now that I found out that they have homemade corn tortillas I’m definitely going back! I planned to go back regardless.

Came here after our day of drinking and burrito adventure next door from this location.
We came here for some of their homemade tortilla chips. Those are delicious. Very crispy and flavorful. Good solid texture for dipping and just crunching with other foods.
The store is small but has good selection of meats, vegetables and other Hispanic goods. I didn’t get any this time but if I do return, I’ll grab some meat for grilling because they looked fresh.
Parking was horrible. Small parking lot out in front.
Would I come back? If I were in the area, yes.

This place isn’t bad. I only come for their Homemade Tortilla Chips. They’re crispy and flavorful. They do have a nice selection of meats, cheeses, and other Mexican and Central American fare here.
Parking is awful, be prepared to wait, potentially fear the structural integrity of your car being compromised, or almost be run over.

My family has been coming to this carniceria for the last 10 years. The produce are fresh, the meat is well seasoned, fresh and simply delicious. They also sell handmade tortillas that they make daily. One stop shop for your next carne asada.

Great little mom-​n-​pop carniceria and mexican foods grocery shop. Came here to get pre-​marinated carne asada, and left with 1 lb carne asada, 1 lb marinated beef ribs (try this, it was so tender and bursting with flavor), cheese, guacamole, horchata, coconut water, veggies for grilling, and lots of little shopping do-​dads. Prices were cheap and the meat was fresh and well-​marinated. All the workers were so friendly and helpful.
The market is small looking, but those aisles are packed with goodies! You can get everything you need for a great bbq, or to stock up. They even have chicamorada and inka cola #peruthrowback.
Definitely my new one-​stop shop for all my bbq needs. They have extra parking in back (follow the signs) because the plaza is rather small, a lady serving refried bean samples in front who will call you «Mi Hija» and make you smile, and a guy chopping fresh fruits on the corner to mix with chili, salt, and lime. Pro tip: stop here and grab a bag of pineapple to throw on the grill so you dont have to get a whole pineapple and waste time chopping it up.

I go to Nuno D&T to buy marinated carne asadas to BBQ at home. The carne asadas are so flavorful and are always a hit with the crowd, so I don’t go anywhere else for them, even if it’s much more convenient to do so.
The market is small, with narrow aisles but carries a decent selection of Mexican groceries and foods. I can get ALMOST everything I need for a BBQ here, including just made corn tortillas (still warm when you get them), flour tortillas, chips, fresh Mexican sour cream and queso cotija. The produce is decent quality and everything’s very reasonably priced (e.g. the carne asadas are around $ 6−7/lb and you usually just need ½ lb of meat per person).
My main complaint: it’s small compared to say Northgate, so you don’t get the benefits of shopping at a big chain. The biggest issue for me is that it’s not a one stop shop for my BBQ needs. They don’t sell pico de gallo, salsa and guacamole daily like Northgate does. They supposedly only sell these (at least, pico de gallo and guac) during the weekends. They also don’t sell diet soda and I forget if sell beer. Northgate definitely has a much wider product selection.
Northgate also beats Nuno’s on cleanliness, spaciousness and parking.
If I ever decide to try Northgate’s carne asadas and I like them, I’d probably switch over to Northgate completely for convenience. I can’t imagine there being a huge difference in taste, but I’ll post an update if I figure that out.
Overall: 4 stars based on the carne asadas alone but minus 1 star for not selling key items (salsa + guac) on weekdays.

My family and I have been buying meat for our carne asadas here since I was a kid. Meat is so flavorful & juicy (Ranchera cut) Tried other meat markets but they all fall short. Only other place that comes close is La Venaditas in Carson.

Okay okay you all have to come here!!! Oh my goodness I cannot believe no one has written about this place!!!
First, I come here for the RANCHERA PREPARADA. And their house marinade is just the best. Man I travel a distance, perform a mission into coming here. I also get the chicken preparada and the meat here is very fresh. You can see the butchers cutting it up. One thing is for sure, there is no better place than this for SALVADOREAN CHORIZO. Yes!!! For all my PUCHICAS out there, this is the spot for the Salvi Chorizo.
Second, they also have a good selection of Central American products like the CREMA from El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and well, somewhere in the back shelf they got the messican one. But they also run out of the Central American creams. Now you know they keep selling it if it runs out.
Third, too bad this place has limited parking but maybe it’s a good thing to be a hole in the corner. If you drive 5 miles an hour you will miss it. This place also has a bakery next to it.
Fourth, what are you waiting for?

wow this place is cool! such a good variety of Mexican groceries. Their meat is fresh and super tasty too. I also purchased some of their produce which was great as well. (a LOT cleaner and fresher than some of the other places w/​flies everywhere…).The avocados were perfectly ripe, the onions were hard, and the jalapenos tasted spicier than the ones I usually purchase at the Korean restaurant-​But it was great because it gave my tomatillo sauce an extra kick. Ask for the cotija cheese from the butcher. It’s super cheap and does wonders to your tacos. Overall, everything is very cheap.
The only thing is. I wish that they had ready-​made rice and beans like some other places. (Side Note: I did buy some rice and hot sauce next door. I’d recommend the hot sauce but not the rice. Rice was dry.)
Anyway, I’d definitely go back here if I were to have another taco night.

Went there to get a selection of Mexican cheeses and also Central American Cheeses they have a lot to choose from. Got my Los Altos cheese which I love there. I have to try their fresh baked sweet bread as it looks devine.

Yes, parking sucks but once in, it’s worth it. I will drive here for the best preperada Carne Asada, pollo, and queso fresco. I’ve tried many carnicerias and so far, they are the best.

This place has expanded since I was a little girl. They never had a bakery, but what a nice addition. Parking sucks, it really sucks. Make sure you don’t park in the inner corner, cars would block you in if they have to. As soon as you enter, you smell the sweet aroma of fresh bread. If you want really good marinated meats, come here! The marinade is amazing! Whenever I want to make carne asada tacos, I get the marinated carne asada from Nuño Bros. Mmm… turns out better than most Mexican restaurant tacos out there! They sell cheap produce, common food staples and many Mexican products. They accept credit cards.

Love the place! Packed from the floor to almost the ceiling with products. Parking is a pain tho. Great marinated meats for grilling on the barbie. They also have whole chickens, slabs of beef and pork. Next door is where they sell their bread and pasties and you pick out your own! Try some! They make then on site and everything is fresh. Even the stack of tortillas are really warm. I’m definitely coming back and I do not care about the traffic bc it’s well worth it.