Northgate Market

"Lovely produce and many Mexican specialties. They have warm tamales, and the best, freshest bolillos (very similar to baggettes) this side of the border. Huge meat market and prepared food."

"This chain Mexican/Hispanic grocery store literally has everything needed for your meal preparation. Fresh fruits, vegetables, meats , and fish all at very reasonable prices. If you prefer there is largeeryv section of ready-made and prepared food for purchase. Store is very clean and the employees are friendly and helpful, especially at the meat counter."

"This place has really good service and very clean. I am never disspointed about their produce and meats selection. They always have great quality!"

"At this point it's just straight up greed. Bread is a staple food of society. Especially in this neighborhood. A company's level of greed can be based on the price of bread alone. It wasn't long ago that you could buy 4 French Bread (Bolillos) for 1.00, large ones at that. Today I walked in and paid 2 French Bread rolls for not only 1.00 but at 20% to 25% smaller. Add injury to insult now they have 3 "mini" French breads no bigger than a person's fist for .99 cents (1.00). There may be inflation but it's not 100% inflation. You can't take piece of bread sold at .25 cents and now it's at .50 and not think it's not a 100% increase! I noted the slow increase to 3 for a dollar and suddenly 2 for a dollar. That's not inflation. that's greed. Raise prices on alcohol and other non-essential foods, but raising bread 100% and claiming it's inflation? No that's greed attacking the core staple food for everyone. Been in this neighborhood for 20 years and now I will just go elsewhere. Nobody may read this, and likely nobody will care, but people need to know the math to understand that raising something as cheap as a bread by these amounts doesn't not equate to the belief it's "inflation". It's unstainable."