Numero Uno Market

Although I love coming here all the time there’s this new girl in the Cramery department who needs to treat customers like they should be treated. No one is forcing her to work at this market I know some days are better than others. But everytime I come here she has that attitude. Ahhhh Im so sad the stars had to go down. And just to clarify there’s two ladies at the creamery and Im not talking about the one who wears long eyelashes that employee is very sweet.

I go there to purchase fruits and vegetables. Quality is not the best but prices are cheap. I guess you get what you pay for.

It’s cool but weekends suck. Long lines. During weekdays come before 2pm. They need more check stands open.

This supermarket is the nearest to our home but suprisingly, it is the one we less frequent. We came this past weekend looking for canned asparagus for a caserole my mother was making. However, they didn’t have any. The store has a weird smell throughout (similar to raw meat) which I can only blame on the in-​store butcher shop. They carry a wide variety of Hispanic products and produce at really cheap prices which makes for a constantly packed place.
Their service is VERY hit or miss. Sometimes, the cashiers are in a very friendly mood — other times, they barely acknowledge you. They have a huge variety of alchohol that is in glass cases and also have a in-​store bakery and check-​cashing place. They also sell scratcher tickets.
Their parking lot is HUGE! So huge that back in the day (when it was a Liborio) they used to host a fair on the parking lot (good old childhood days).
They have a taco truck right outside in case you get a craving after grocery shopping.
This place is good if you’re in the area and need to grab a few essentials or if you’re looking for a specific type of ingredient that most mainstream stores might not carry.

Of course it feels worse than any american supermarket chain, but It’s quite fun to feel like you are in a third world joint again. Anyways, the staff is friendly and the prices for fruits and vegetables are incredible. So cheap. The rest of it, it’s not worth it. Overall, go for fruits and vegetables. You’ll save a few bucks for sure.

this store is amazing I mainly started coming here because I feed my dogs raw food & ethnic grocery stores have lots of weird organ meats & meats in general, but then I actually started shopping here for myself as well. this place gets packed so if you are looking for meats get here early (7am). I have waited over 30 mins for meat before but I have never been disappoint sales prices are pretty good too. to bad I don’t have a deep freezer!

Usual grocery store a bit pricey for a store that doesn’t carry much variety. Staff could be friendlier. I just come here because it’s close by.

One of the best market which has lots of fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and fresh meat. I shop in this market and I recommend this market to all my friends and relatives. Employees are friendly and very helpful. The market is very safe and secured surrounding with Security (armed). Unfortunately today… the reason I gave one star is because when I purchase Milk, meat, fruit, vegetables and laundry products (big Suavitel) The lady cashier name… If I’m not mistaken is… Tiffany (receipt show T RAMOS) ask me if I need a bag, I said yes if it’s ok– Im paying using EBT card and I show her the EBT card, she reply it doesn’t matter if u pay EBT the purchase has to be $ 25.00 dollars, (in my mind I didn’t know it has to be $ 25.00) I step out of the store with no bag… When I got into my car I double check my receipt showing total $ 18.97,
I just don’t know if NUMERO UNO Market has minimum $ 25.00 policy Purchase paying by EBT card to get a Free Bag. The branch address: Numero Uno 1831 W 3^rd St
Los Angeles, CA 90 057

I live around the corner and had never visited this market. It was clean. Produce was organized an meat was fresh and clean and organized also. So glad I found this market. I will no longer be going to food for less !

I was surprised to see the low rating myself but then again people like to complain about a lot of stuff.
First, how can you not feel safe with armed guards hanging around?
My experience is when I used to drive by after Liberio closed I was bummed. Now that Numero Uno has opened I’m stoked and dance like Pedro Escamoso. One of the best lunches en la ciudad esta quatro tacos de pollo para el trucke y un grande Gallo de Guate, but don’t tell anyone.
If the dude was gonna get in the complaint line my only comment would be the check out lines tend to be pretty long all the time. See, like I said, people just want to bitch.

I seriously don’t get the low rating here. Being a Downtown resident, I have visited quite a few Mexican grocery stores from here out to East LA. This is one of the cleanest grocery stores I’ve been to (even in comparison to large chains like Ralphs, Vons, etc.). Sure, there’s a slight smell in the air but it’s nothing bothersome.
I came here for the first time this morning to get some oranges that we saw in Numero Uno’s ad for $ 1 for 6 pounds. They’re not as pretty (and possibly not as palatable) as the $ 1.40 per pound special running over at Vons but they’ll do for what we needed them for at home (prayer offerings/​display). I got 25 navel oranges, medium-​sized, for less than $ 3. For the record, I have eaten oranges at this price before from another Mexican market. They are as good as anywhere else when oranges are in season. They’re not now so no winter oranges for me.
I’m a faithful Trader Joe shopper but you can’t beat some of the prices you get here. Bell peppers are 99 cents per pound. Green onions are two bunches for a buck. Brown onions are 7 lbs. for a buck (who would buy so many onions?). Roma tomatoes that are of similar quality to what you find at Ralphs is 79 cents a pound. Small Fuji apples are 59 cents per pound. Large Haas avocados for a dollar each. The small ones are 3 for $ 1. Jalapenos are 2 pounds for $ 1. The list goes on. I’m making guacamole for Super Bowl Sunday — can you tell?!
They’re VERY organized with their produce. Everything looks so clean and nicely stacked. They also have a huge meat section. I didn’t buy anything but again, it was very organized and clean. Parking is free and the lot is huge.
Came home with two Trader Joe bags full of produce and snacks for less than $ 15. Yessssssssssssss.

Man, everyone is so down on this market. I personally love it. It’s close to my house and open late enough I can swing by after the gym. They have tons of parking. The food is fresh enough, everything I need, and well priced. Also the manager is super nice and helpful. He actually walks around and makes sure you’ve got everything you need, never ever at any other supermarket have I experienced that.

This place is nasty. Smells so bad, I almost throw up. Ralph’s has better prices and much cleaner than this place. People are rude here.

Meh… Just ok if u don’t expect anything that much (can product, spices are fine) stay away from fresh stuff… that’s not totally fresh…

Way overpriced, especially for the community it serves. Not a great selection of general groceries. However, they do have the main ingredients that go into making your very own home made pupusas.