Marketon

Butcher counter was pleasing, but if you speak no Spanish it’s struggle. Nice little finds in this market!

Stop for some ready to eat Cuban food.
They have a buffet line for $ 5.99 a pound.
Was pretty good no complaints!
They had like four different kinds of meats, three different kinds of rice, two different kinds of beans, two different kinds of fried bananas, Fried fish and a few other things. Also fresh fruit and salad. They also have combination plates if you do not want the buffet line.

I was impressed how delicious their Pastelitos de Guayaba. wow! And their Croquetas are very good too!

My husband was frequently told that this was a pretty good mexican market. My first impressions of a good mexican market is low prices, good meat selection, and a variety of grocery store products not sold in general markets.
I’m always looking for good prices on produce and to be honest I thought theirs was a little on the high side for the condition (small, bruised, etc). They did carry different produce than the traditional markets (hey I saw a pallet of cactus).I was impressed with their meat prices and selection. I would definitely come back for the meats because they do offer oxtails, and short ribs, etc.
I think the prices on some things can be ridiculous if you compare it to WinnCo. For example, dried beans are a little expensive. Things in the middle aisle can most of the time be purchased somewhere else cheaper. I was able to find some interesting drinks I haven’t had in forever. I purchased a calamansi, and a guava drink.
Cleanliness of the market needed some work in the areas. I don’t think the place is being swept as much as traditional markets.

Marketon is a decent Mexican style grocery store. However, prices are quite a bit higher than La Bonita for basically the same exact type of stuff.
As an example, pico de gallo is $ 2.99 a pound at Marketon and at La Bonita it’s only $ 1.99 per pound. The same thing applies to their marinated meat prices like diezmillo and ranchera (carne aside).
So, all the being said, they’re not a bad option if they’re close, but La Bonita has the same quality, same stuff and much better prices.

Easy to navigate with low prices! I recommend you shop here for the veggies! The prices are way lower than the bigger chains like Vons and Smart & Final. Will be shopping here again next time I get a chance.
Also, as a huge plus, there is a 99 Cent Store on the same lot!

Shhhh…
Our secret! :-)
As good or better then Mariana’s, without the horde of people.
Love this market

This place just keeps getting worst and worst to me. Not so much the service, but the customers. In the Summer it was great, but now every single time i go in there, it’s like the customers don’t know how to add as they shop. Every time, i have to wait 10mins for the cashier to ring up 80 things, and another 10 for her to take off 60items, because the customer only has $ 20. I’m so over having to deal with people that can’t count.

A typical Mexican/​Hispanic market, you will find fresh produce and meats, great marinades and exotic/​imported spices in this place. I came here for a pork roast and found not only a nice pork shoulder, but also great customer service. The guys behind the meat counter were welcoming of my questions and requests to cut the extra fat off the shoulder and did it in no time. A few of the things you can find at this place are:
* Malta (Venezuelan drink)
* Frozen fruit pulp
* Marinated meats (fajita, grilling, etc)
* Harina Pan (Venezuelan/​Colombian cornmeal)
* Lots of Goya products
Definitely drop by and check this place out!

Marketon is my favorite place to buy inexpensive produce, pastries (especially Conchas and Pan de Muertos) and occasionally canned fruit that I can’t find anywhere else but that looks enticing.
Every week I check the ad for their Wednesday and Thursday specials which have fruit, veggies and sometimes bulk beans. They also have Friday and Saturday specials, but those tend to be meat heavy and I don’t eat meat. The price for sale produce is lower than most other stores.
The parking lot is spacious, and the store itself is clean and well lit. I appreciate the wide aisles and never have a problem navigating my cart of goodies. The cashiers are very friendly and tolerate my noob Spanish language skills. I also like the free Spanish publications near the entrance, as they are good reading material to improve said noob level Spanish.

I went into this store because I wanted to make some great homemade carne. My husband and I were not treated very well at all, the prices were great though, and they have a wide variety, that is why I gave it a two star. I just did not appriceiate how we were treated by the employees that were working here. I will not go back I will be going down the street to Marianas from now on.

I LOVE hispanic grocery stores. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them.
I was heading to a hispanic grocery store to search out items for one of the Tex-​Mex dishes I was bringing to the Ron Paul debate watching party at his HQ in Henderson. I planned to go to Mariana’s but I made a wrong turn, while not paying attention, and saw that Marketon was there so, whatever, might as well try it out.
Upon walking in on 11÷20÷11, I was pleasantly surprised by how large the place was. This isn’t some hole in the wall store, it’s a full fledge grocery store, complete with an extensive hot food counter, a bakery and an enormous butcher counter.
I spent an hour and a half browsing the aisles and drooling over the housewares and spices. The people who worked here were friendly, but I did have to pull out some of my basic spanish, mainly because I’m not going to throw a fit because I need to translate «freshly rendered lard.»
Speaking of lard, skip the prepackaged stuff and go straight to the hot food counter to purchase the fresh stuff for literally $ 2.
I had a cart full of speciality stuff and walked out for $ 45. Yes!

No matter what time of day I have been here, it seems like they always have just a single cashier working. The prices seem OK, and they have items you can’t get at «traditional» grocery stores for some recipes.
It’s a good market to go in, just don’t be in a hurry!

Marketon is awesome! Being from San Diego, I have high expectations of my mexican markets, and this has everything you would ever need. They have an amazing bakery with all the mexican pastries you could ever want. They have a great hot-​food and meat department as well. Everyone I have spoken to at this market DOES speak English, contrary to popular belief. They ALWAYS have amazing produce sales, I have bought a cart-​full of oranges, apples, cantaloupes, corn, avocados, cucumbers, etc. for under $ 20 dollars. They also have great meat sales every Friday. If you are looking for REAL tortillas this is definitely the place to get them. They also have a full line of mexican candy, mexican medicinal stuff, and gadgets such as tortilla holders, tortilla pressers, real mortars/​pestles, etc. They also carry many other Latin American brands. Love this place!

As having always feeling awkward about trying out a store that is more of place for another culture than my own, I receive newspaper deals in the mail regarding this place and decided to give it a go.
I was very surprised at how clean and organized this place was. I was seriously expecting something that was a layout of a Big Lots or 99 cent store, but was pleasantly surprised how their aisles are neatly organized. I cannot stress enough how clean this place is!
There’s some very awesome deals you can find in the weekly papers, I’ve saved a couple of dollars by buying my produce here, and you get more bang for your buck on the fruit here than anywhere I’ve been. For the best deals its preferred you come on the day of the deals starting, because after that they’re going to be completely gone!

Out cruising the other night and passed by this place. We didn’t know what to expect so we decided to stop in and check it out. From outwards appearance, it looked like a grocery store and once inside discovered it was that but also a bakery.
There are the standard Mexican pastries like Pan de Huevo-​really dense egg bead, in white, chocolate and yellow, Cuernos de Azucar also known as sugar hornes, pan Fino Empanada, a Mexican turnover, and then there are things like Flan and Tres Leches Cake (um, my favorite).
The produce department is huge, a lot of fresh vegetables and chilies and at least one wall of dried spices. The meat depart is inclusive for fish, shell fish, pork, tripe, and beef. Overall, it’s a neat little market that will have just about anything you would need to cook those oh so delicious garnachas (l like the chorizo ones) or entomatadas (the tomatilos and chile are super tasty) and you can pick out some flan for desert!

I try not to go to these places (mexican grocery store) b/​c everything smells and looks sooooo good and it is not good for my diet. My bf ordered a taco salad and it looked so frigggin good. He said it was ok. I ordered teh menudo and I’d never order that again. It was horrible. However i will not base my review soley on their menudo. I do go there to buy baked toastadas. You know how you can buy corn tortillas either regular or crunchy… the crunchy ones are fried… but this place sells BAKED tostadas caseras. 2 for 100 calories. Cant’ beat it as we use that as chips in my house to save on calories and still get the crunch. They sell great looking meat/​fish/​etc. including sweet delectibles — emanadas de pina, pumpkin, apple, vanilla, bollios, etc. This is the closest mexican food groc near me but If i had to choose — id pick el super over this place anyday.