El Super

this store is filthy, poor customer service

Mejor que cárdenas weyes. Mex si can, si se puede to have a clean tienda some where, their produce is good quality, isles are wide and they carry hard to find stuff, compared to the other mexistores that sell junk produce and are dirty. And the tamales people sell in the parking lot are the best parking lot tamales ever.

Terrible service, I just spent 29 minutes in line at the so called express line, manager had a girl that it look like she just started working at that store, she did not know the codes or how to work the register snd the supervisor did not help at all, not going back ever

Produce is reasonable. Sweet bread is ok. Their hot foods is acceptable. Grocery is like any other store. They do have a wide selection of meat. Buy their service sucks due to lack of personnel but gets better when the butchers in the back come out. For some reason the ones in the back are always nicer and faster. They should have those in the front. If you want a special cut or good service just ask the light skin cutter in the back. He has great customer service and cuts the meat how i want it when others have told me no. Check out lines are longer in the evening than in the morning. This is also due to lack of personnel in the evening. But overall great prices and ok service. Great prices.

I stopped by on my way home since I don’t have one close to my house. I have been to other El Super stores. However, this store is dirty, the fruit/​vegetables are ready to be tossed way and the line to the meat department was about 30 – 45 minute wait!!! I do not recommend this particular location at all!

I ran in for a 12 pack of soda there was none on the shelve they had some on top shelve went to the register to ask for someone to come and help me it took about 10 minutes to get someone to help me get a pack down don’t get me wrong I like this store but they have very poor customer service

A new Mexican market in the neighborhood, and it’s spacious and clean. That alone will keep me coming back. The previous tenant was Albertson’s so they get a little credit for the space but nothing else! The new kid in town has a nice bakery, tortilleria, hot food bar, deli, and full service meat/​seafood departments. Really good prices in the bakery (3 pan dulces for 99 cents) and in the produce department (6 cucumbers for 99 cents, 4 small avocados for $ 1). Lots of Hispanic products as well as the usual big name brands. And my favorite – fresh ready to buy/​eat salsas, pico de gallo, ceviche, and aguachile. Only thing that bothers me is the scent in the meat department, but then again, Stater Brothers has that problem too. Beer and wine accessible, but they keep the other liquor behind lock and key. Must be the neighborhood — Walmart down the street does the same thing. Bag your own groceries at check stand. I like it! Not too busy when I was shopping, hope there’s enough business to keep this new kid in town.

Wow I went in today and they were actually open til 11pm. Bravo!!! I’m hoping it wasn’t just this one day and it stays like this!!! The store was clean… The produce department was kind of messy thou… Some of the onions had nats but for the most part it’s clean. I will keep coming now!

If you don’t like Mexicans, I have to first say what the heck you shopping at a Mexican Grocery store, geez Really?! Walmart is just up the street!
All signs are In ENGLISH, and Spanish. The employees are all bilingual, meaning they speak English too!
There were 3 check outs open at 2:30 pm and two people in each line. Quicker checkout than EL Walmart!
The employees are friendly, and helpful and don’t take 40 minutes
Can’t beat the fresh produce prices! Pan dulce is fresh and 3 for 99¢. Tortillas are fresh: 30ct flour for 2.99, 36ct corn for 99¢ Great bargains all around the store!
Granny Smith Apples 67¢/ lb
Red Onions 3 lbs/​99¢
White Onions 67¢/ lb
Yellow Onions 3lbs/​99¢
Bananas 67¢/lb
Tomatoes on the vine 2lbs /​99¢
Gala Apples 69¢/lb
4lbs Mozzarella block cheese $ 13.89

Great for Mexican staples/​recipes/​cravings. Not crowded when I’ve gone and well organized.

I’m all for new businesses but good grief could let get more personnel. Their meat department only has 2 people serving at all times it seems And they are slow! And the registers forget it. On a Monday having 3 registers open. Management needs to get this better for the customers.

This place has great deals on some foods and their cakes are awesome but I’m giving them a bad review because I ordered a cake thru them and they didn’t even have it made. I had to have my son choose a pre-​made cake, and his disappointment was heartbreaking.

I mostly just go here when I’m gonna BBQ. Since they opened, they usually have the best/​lowest price on the special of the week (compared to other stores in the area). When I want to BBQ big — this is the spot buy fresh, in bulk, and cheap.
Come early tho. They are Nazi’s about letting people in when they are closing soon.

Finally! A «Mexican» market closer to home.
This place has all the «hard to find» Mexican stuff you need to make good, home cooked Mexican meals. Stuff like Piloncillo, Crema, Queso Oaxaca, Nopales, Tunas, Chiles Anchos, Tamarindo (I could go on and on but you get the point).
In addition, they have all the stuff the other grocery stores have: Milk, Eggs, Cheese, Crackers, Bread, blah, blah, blah.
There’s a little restaurant/​eatery area inside where they serve hot Mexican dishes (which I have yet to try but can’t wait to).
The place is clean, prices are clearly marked, and there’s always enough registers open so you don’t stand in line for too long a period of time (at least, that’s been my experience).
To those who complain about the lack of employees able to speak English… let me explain that this place isn’t pronounced «L Super», it’s pronounced «el Soup-​ehrrr» (but, being that this is America, which in no way is a melting pot of different races and culture, I can see how you might have been confused).
Anyway, the reason for the three star rating is because if I’m willing to drive a few miles south on Mountain (and hang a left on Holt) I can get to Superior (pronounced «Soup-​ehr-​Your-​rrrrr», which has all the same Mexican ingredients at cheaper prices. If El Super’s prices come down a bit to stay competitive, I’d rate them higher.

This brand new Ontario El Super is very clean and has great produce and fruit prices. It’s in a space formerly occupied by the outrageously expensive Albertson’s.
El Super is an extension of the Chedraui Supermaket chain in Mexico.
If you want to save money and also pick-​up some carnitas, have a torta for lunch or take home some Mexican sweet bread/​pan dulce this is the place to go.

I would love to write a review for our new neighborhood market, except they that they close well before posted store hours. I arrived at El Super 5 full minutes before closing to pick up one specific item. I was met by a security guard who informed me the store had already closed. I pointed to the sign and told him it was still early, the guard replied with a simple shrug of the shoulders.
Unfortunate.

I speak English and am hard of hearing… and use a service dog… yeah there is no discrimination about this place. Their signs are clear, their service dog sign is up to date with the correct information.
Every sign had English under the spanish. Every price was labeled. Every sign had Spanish and English on it, even when the words were exactly the same.
Even if it was an all Spanish speaking grocery… so what? That would be AWESOME. Educate yourself open up and learn to communicate differently.
The prices were awesome. The fruit is fabulous. Their corn tortillas were still hot and taste amazing.
I’ll be going back. It’s my new super market.