Los Altos Ranch Market

We travel for work. Upon arriving in El Paso we needed to do a little shopping for some hotel crockpot cooking. I love shopping for groceries at Mexican style grocery stores.
This store was an absolute treat to shop. The meat dept. was very well stocked with quality meats. The butcher glass had a beautiful supply with very helpful personal EVERYWHERE we visited. Each dept. had prideful and quality people. They seemed to have a personal quality you just don’t find in chain stores. Produce section was very well stocked. Though we did not partake in the resturants food available. …it looked and smelled great. I will stop here when ever we get through town. It is well worth your time to visit this store. It is not just «Mexican groceries «anyone looking for quality at reasonable prices… for any kind of groceries needs to visit.
Happy shopping and… you will love the food you are able to cook for here.

I really love there!!! soooooo perfect They have everything what a want. fresh red snapper fresh Chorizo or everything and fresh juice are very good this supermarket makes my life better.

My experience at this store was amazing! I love the atmosphere. I especially love the food court area. It is so clean and omg! The brisket here is to die for. I love the carnitas case and how it’s always consistent. The area where the fruit waters are is so clean and the waters they have are so delicious!!! I have been coming to this store for some years and the last 2 years this store completely change. The manager in the food court I believe his name is Jose is such an amazing manager. I can certainly tell he loves his job and loves giving the best customer service. I have never had this type of service. He offered to let me taste different things I would ask him about. Everyone looked happy to being their job. It made me want to go work for him lol :) kuddos to him. I also love the specials this store has on the produce always so fresh. One last thing I like is the music!!! It’s so upbeat now!!!

Loved this place. Its a very clean and organized market. It has anything and everything a Mexican would want to shop for. Fresh tortillas, fresh salsa and delicious Mexican sweet bread (conchas). Aside from the shopping, you can also eat there, they have a food court type area with options like tacos and tamales. The tacos were yummy, will be trying the tamales on my next trip. They have beautiful fruit decorated cakes that i will try later this month for my bday. This deserves 5 stars because its a great atmosphere, even the music makes me Happy. And btw, you should try the aguas frescas. The blue coconut one is delicious!

One of the great things about living in El Paso is the access to all the Mexican food and products you’ll ever want. Came to explore this ‘Supermarket plus Food Court’ and I fell in love as soon as I walked in. This may be the Mexican equivalent of an H-​mart (Korean Supermarket Chain with locations in major US cities). While not as big and extravagant as H-​mart, this place is spacious and clean with a food court selling authentic Mexican Food. Be prepared though as Spanish is the lingua franca here so brush up on your Spanish before you come here (just saying). The ladies behind the counter were constantly amazed by my Spanish how it sounded do perfect lol Speak or practice some Spanish with the ladies, they are very pleasant and willing to accomodate you with anything else you need (extra salsas, to go plates, etc)
The prices of the groceries are very reasonable and you can find produce that you normally wouldn’t find in U. S supermarkets like Nopales, Guavas, etc. They have a wide selection of meat and seafood and dried goods are pretty well stocked and many are on sale.
The biggest draw for me however was the Food Court selling Authentic Mexican Comfort Food and Comida Corrida ranging from Chicken Mole, Carnitas, Caldos, Savory Tamales, Tacos, HUGE MEAT FILLED Quesadillas, Burritos, Aguachiles, Ceviches, etc. I’ve had their Tacos, Tamales, Aguachiles, and Quesadillas and EVERYTHING WAS DELICIOUS and on point. They also have a Salsa Bar but be aware that some of those salsas are fiery and definitely NOT for those that are not used to this kind of heat (No this isn’t Cholula or Sriracha Sauce type of heat but far more spicy). There is also a Aguas Frescas station where you can choose from a wide variety of fruit drinks available to wash down all the goodness.
To sum it up, if you want to try out authentic Mexican Food but too scared to walk into one of those hole-​in-​the-​wall Mexican places, come here and try all the goodies. You won’t be disappointed. Oh and if you’re in the Military, show them your CAC card and get 10% discount

Very fun store to shop at. They always have crazy sales! My husband loves to go there and get their 4 for $ 1 tortas. I personally prefer organic veggies and US production but if you don’t mind, their veggies are super cheap too. I don’t know about west side, but we receive their advertisement every other week or so where I live.
I’ve never tried yet but all my coworkers say that their food court is super good too.

Love love this place. It’s our go to spot for everything, especially meat. But, we just bought some chicken and it was very rotten. We bout it in the evening, and by the next day my refrigerator smelled so bad. I couldn’t figure out what it was until I opened the bag of chicken. I even decided to cook it to see if it was salvageable. But it smelled even worse. I understand that they want to sell as much product as possible. But it makes me sad that they would even sell meat in that condition. Someone can get extremely sick, especially if you are feeding a young child. Not sure info will go back there for meat anymore :/

It got too Expensive (Groceries) ever since they changed there name from Pro Ranch To Los Altos. The eat in food very expensive all prices went up. The burritos with meat almost 7 dlls, gorditas used to be fool of any meat and now they have lil spoons to fill them up and no more. I guess it’s management. I recommend Food King a lot CHEAPER. I’LL be shopping there. I come from a family of 14 brothers and sisters. Adiós… Los Altos Ranch… we miss Pro Ranch.

This is an amazing place to go for fresh produce and herbs! We also love the tacos, tortilla chips (the ones with the chili on them) and the fresh salsa. I love this place so much it’s part of my «must see» list when family or friends visit me here in El Paso. I’m sure that I will continue to come here often while I’m stationed at Ft Bliss. Oh, and they give a 10% discount to military on EVERYTHING except alcohol… That’s amazing!

Pros Ranch Market is pretty much what I’d assume a grocery in Mexico would be like. I say assume because I’ve never been to Mexico… Ok I take that back, I have been to Mexico, but it definitely wasn’t for grocery shopping.
This location is located on the east side and it isn’t hard to find, it’s right off I-​10. You can see it from the interstate. I-​10E it’s on your left, I-​10W its on your right.
When you walk in, you’re greeted with tons of fresh products and festive/​upbeat Mexican music jamming over the PA. It’s kinda cool. You just feel happier than you would when walking in a normal grocery store.
They have every product and every brand a normal grocery store would have. But what’s cool about this place, is that in addition to the normal grocery store products, they have tons and tons of local and normal Mexican type products that you wouldn’t find (if you’re not from here) in a normal store. Especially the fresh and store made stuff. Meats at the butcher section, breads and baked goods at the bakery, awesome selections of cheeses at the deli, and so many fresh produce items. And cheap too. We get flyers in the mail and often go here for fresh produce. When I walked in last time for some tomatoes, I was greeted by a huge display of something… Said fresh bolilleos? Spelled right? Who cares, it was delicious, large, and 4 /​$ 1. I absolutely copped them. They also have cool stuff for someone like me (not Mexican and not a cook) that i love but can only find in restaurants… Mainly fresh made salsas and chips etc. Looooove it.
And they have like a small food court kinda thing. Alllllllll kinds of delicious staples of Mexican food found here and you can grab a bite for CHEAP and eat it right there in the store.
I really like Pros Ranch Market. A great store to shop in and get a little taste of local flavor. I’m not sure how «local» people think about it, but despite living here, I’m the furthest thing from local there is… So for me, everything I’ve tried or wanted or even thought about, when it comes to Mexican foods, is found here. Be it ingredients or already made… And I find it to be authentic and delicious. Again, I don’t have an abuela here lol… So pros ranch market is where I get my «home made» Mexican food. Love it Mayne

This place is always clean. They sell a lot of Mexican food products that you won’t find in your local grocery store. For example, they have a bar with at least a dozen different types of sour cream. They have an in house tortilleria and bakery. If you get a chance, try the apple fritters from them. They also have a large selection of seafood. The only part I don’t like is the smell of the carniceria, the meat market. I don’t know if it smells bad, or if I just don’t like the smell of dead animal any more. I find it quite pungent.

Ok first i was visiting from Tn second I had just ate ! this must be mention because had I not been full I would have ordered food from here ! So what do I see roasted Anaheim chilies sweating in there bags smelling heavenly. All the bulk food for making wonderful mex great produce nice roasted chickens gluten free to on the roasted chicken ! This is a wonderful store my one and only gripe was the insanely loud music it was like a night club I’m not kidding. But put your ear plugs in and check it out ! Clean ! Great produce ! Wonderful selection and it smells wonderful ! I didn’t get to try there food counter I wish I had.

I live in the Westside of El Paso and I do not have a Mexican market near here! Why? I live 10 minutes away from Juarez how could there not be a Mexican grocery store? Haha.
I’m originally from CA and this store is similar to a «Vallarta» but with much better food! My friend invited me to eat here and I was a little skeptical but I’m glad I did. I wanted to cry while eating my tacos because it felt like home and all of the sudden I felt homesick.
I ordered 3 tacos (al pastor, asada, and carnitas) with beans and rice on the side and you can’t forget a LARGE horchata. Omygooosh so good! Delicious tacos and best horchata ever. Let me just add this is not just water and horchata powder that most restaurants serve you this was made with love and the correct way to make horchata.
I took a quick tour around the grocery store and I wanted to buy all my Mexican products I have been deprived of but unfortunately I had to run other errands so I couldn’t.
A lot of Unilocalers say not to buy the meat here but I am pretty sure that’s the meat they use in their food court area. Haha.

Does not disappoint… again!
Ate here for dinner. We ordered fried tilapia fish fillet from the seafood side and bought rice from the food court side. They fry AND season your fish for free!!! Awesome catch!
The food we ate was so simple, but SO DAMN DELICIOUS and cheap! We got a heaping back of fried fish fillet for a mere $ 14?!? The fish was seasoned PERFECTLY and the it was crispy in all the right ways. YUMMMMMM. It was even more delicious when eating with fresh cilantro, chopped onions, and lime juice (which is free at the food court area), and that DEF did hit the spot!
I also got a Mamey fresca, which is as sweet as a horchata, yet I have no idea what it is! It looks like a giant almond to me, but it tasted very good. It was too sweet for me after a bunch of sips, so I had water also. Love how we can get tasting samples and many to choose from. Plus, they’re a bit cheaper compared to buying them at Vista market.
Love this placeeeee

This is one of the few places I’ll miss when I move away from El Paso. I absolutely love the atmosphere. It feels authentic, is clean, and the produce is beautiful and fresh. I don’t think I’ve ever been here and seen anything rotting or bruised. The prices are great as well. I recommend this for anybody who plans to do grocery shopping in El Paso, it’s definitely an experience.

This place is huge. It kind of remind me of Ranch 99 but a mexican store. It was super busy. Fresh meat (no ground pork tho). Fresh seafood. Large selection of grocery. Fast food restaurant rite inside. Large selection of bake goods. Only thing that bother me was there was a ton of small fly around the onions.

Okay this place is completely not what I thought it would be. My uncle invited me to lunch here. At a grocery store? Umm sure. As soon as I walked in I felt like I was at a fair! There’s a little stand for fruits and Agua frescas. A little bakery. And finally the area to order food; tacos, tortas, burritos, gorditas, quesadillas and more. I couldn’t believe how much food they serve! I like that they make it in front of you too, the whole fishbowl idea makes me feel a little more secure. The food was perfect! And might I add huge! The seating area is large and self serve, like a Costco. And cheap! for $ 19 we got 2 carne asada tortas, a chicken quesadilla and a bean and cheese burrito.
I didn’t walk around the grocery store, but my uncle said it has all the usual stuff; deli, meat counter and seafood counter. But he did speak highly of them all.
This place is an experience! I loved my food and I’m dying to try everything else they have to offer. Eat on!

If you haven’t been here yet you should definitely give it a try. As a kid going to Juarez I loved places like this (I don’t think there are any Pro’s Ranch Markets in Juarez though). You can grab a bite to eat and wash down the authentic Mexican food with an agua right before… or during… grocery shopping.
PRM carries the basics with an emphasis on Mexican products. If you’re a soda drinker buy some of the bottled sodas here because they are from Mexico. Translation: Made with real sugar, none of this artificial sweetener crap.
As expected they have a «butcher» section, but I steer clear of that area because it doesn’t appear to be the best quality (still that’s authentic to the meat selection you would find in many stores in Mexico). It is a large section though, I will say that. The deli section is quite large as well. And if you love the cheese from Lincon Dairy but don’t want to take the trip, they have it available.
It appears to be a well maintained store with regular cleaning and helpful employees.
Outside you’ll find different «shops» and businesses located in little slots (I don’t know how else to explain it) and sometimes an employee making roasted chiles. And you can’t miss this store, it has a giant balloon bull in the parking lot.
I was caught between giving PRM a 3 or a 4 and decided to bump it up to the 4 because it really is something worth experiencing. Jr. Produce is probably the closest thing to PRM and still it doesn’t compare, hence deserving 4 stars.
Oh and don’t forget they make their own tortillas!

It takes me back to the days when we used to go to Juarez central side at the Plaza Cuauhtémoc. Love this place, great place to dine in and do shopping at the same time.

Pro’s Ranch Market is a little slice of Mexico in the otherwise larger slice of Mexico that is El Paso.
In all seriousness, this is a pretty authentic Mexican supermarket (for those of us veterans of being visiting Juarez): they roast their own chiles, have a great bakery, taqueria, and sell all kinds of Mexican goodies. I came here to get my flan and asadero fix and ended up buying some tasty tres leches cake as well.
The only advice I will give you about Pro’s Ranch Market is this: make sure you have a TON of patience and don’t come here hungry. This store houses MAJOR crowds and my first reaction when entering the parking lot is always: «SON OF A B*TCH!» That being said, the staff is friendly and accommodating, I needed a handicapped shopping cart and somebody got me one ASAP.