I was surprised to find that this grocery store also had casual dining. They had a variety of beef and pork dishes and rice at the counter that you can choose from. I had roasted pork, beef with vegetables, yellow rice, and a shrimp empanada. Very flavorful , delicious, and filling !

There are limited meat options as I thought it was more of a carnicería. The prices are decent and the restaurant attached to it is pretty delicious. The staff is very nice. I would recommend for Latin food needs when it comes to spices and cooking sauces over shopping at Rowe's as this market is less expensive for those items. This store is very similar to El primo

Ever time my husband or I have come to get a meal and go we are never disappointed! Our top choice is the barbacoa! Tender and juicy. Amongst all of he other dishes we've tried! The butcher is great at explaining all the meats and how there cook in his culture. I love it!! The staff is great- even when u done understand their language lol They truly make u feel at home. And all the shopping will make you want to stock your pantry! This is a great fresh store front and meat market. Heck... and a amazing grab to go lunch!!!

They have inside meat cutting and marination. You can buy premade and marinated chicken, pork, and beef mexican style meat. Bring it home and bake/grill it directly. Also they have an inside kitchen which sells common Mexican food like barbacoa. Simply amazing taste and their corn tortillas are to the point. Now I'll go here every month and plan our dinners.

First of all I don't know how I missed this place before that I wanted a real taco not Tijuana flats taco. I wanted a hood Mexican Street taco. I went initially thinking I was just going to pick up the ingredients get some marinated meat and go on my way. Oh but then I saw barbacoa. And I don't mean what Chipotle calls barbacoa. I got three tacos 2 asada 1 barbacoa. It was everything that I needed in my belly today. I moved here from San Antonio so the book barbacoa wasn't perfect but then again this is Jacksonville and regionally things taste different. I haven't been able to find barbacoa in Jacksonville. not to mention I wish I had asked her for more salsa or I wish they sold it in a jar because it was on point. So now that I'm stuffed with my tacos and I got my meat marinating for later now I'm thinking which one of you yelpers making margaritas. I know it's corona virus time, but I got a mask and a car LOL have a great Cinco de Mayo.

The quesadillas and tortas were spot on delish! Who knew this little hole in the wall place was packing some uber flavorful grub?!? I thought this was was just a grocery store, but you can walk in, step up to the register and place your order for food. Let them know if you want to eat in (there are chairs and tiny tables) or if you want it to go. You then bring your food order receipt over to the food counter and drop it off to them and wait ever so patiently for your turn. We went on a Sunday and it was pretty crowded, but after tasting the grub, it's worth the crowded violation of your personal bubble space. Don't expect to come in here and be seated like a formal (or even casual) restaurant, because it isn't. Even the table space was tight with all the people in there today. While you wait for your food to be prepped, go through the grocery area and pick out a few drinks and snacks. If you're feeling adventurous, walk over to the meat counter and take your pick from raw and marinated meats to take home and cook yourselves. Tip: grab your food order "to go" and drive 2 minutes away to Huffman Boulevard Park so you can enjoy your eats out in the fresh air under their covered picnic table space.

Absolutely delicious....grabbed a shredded beef taco ( lots of fat but still delicious. Also got the chicken quesadilla ....which was huge definitely worth 6 bucks....will be going back....very quick and friendly service

I've been here a few times and the service has always been fantastic. I've had the carne asada tacos, shredded beef burrito (my favorite), and carne asada quesadilla. The food is extremely affordable. The tacos are about $2.40 each. Burrito and quesadilla costs around $5.99. They have a few tables for you to dine in. Typically I go between 11-noon, and the place can get pretty pack. It's a small standing alone building with a grocery store inside. I haven't grocery shopped so I can't comment on that. Other than that, if you're looking for some affordable and GOOD Mexican food, I suggest giving this place a try.

Hands down the best torta I've ever had! The burritos and tacos are excellent too but the torta is definitely my go-to. This is a restaurant and market so you can pick up authentic ingredients and sauces to bring home with you.

There are three Mi Pueblo stores on Beach Blvd within about a half-mile of each other. Initially, they were owned by one man, but he has sold each store to a different individual. This particular store is referred to by the owner as "Mi Pueblo #1." It is primarily Latin American grocery store with a restaurant in the back. We went for lunch, and were well pleased. Two of our group had the special of the day, Mexican Steak. Slices of marinated steak served in a spicy (the Hispanic member of our group couldn't handle it) and flavorful sauce accompanied with rice and re-fried beans. I had a bar-b-q chicken taco and a pork taco. Both were served in a soft corn taco shell with black beans, raw onions, and spice. The tacos were excellent. Four people ate for less than $30 so the value is right. Only downside is the very limited seating, but they weren't busy with dine-in customers so we sat comfortably.