Tortilleria Brenda

"I just called 3 times and the man hung up 2 times.Because I said” hello.”And the 3rd time he answered,”Yeah,what”He barely spoke English but I understood him and he understood me.I asked him about masa to make tamales and he started screaming at me that they don’t sell masa and don’t come because we’re about to close.Maybe if I spoke Spanish I could’ve got what I asked for or maybe he won’t be mean to me.Treating people like that is just wrong just because I don’t speak Spanish,to him I’m not Mexican enough to shop at their stores.The one on 65th street.I may not speak Spanish but I am a Mexican who happens to be born in the USA.I can’t believe he was acting so mean to me over language."

"Tried Calling and the person who answered the phone was extremely rude. Would stay away!"

"This place is a hidden gem to me but obviously known to neighbors. Flour and corn tortillas, chips, snacks and drinks. I’d happily make the drive from home just for the deal- 60 corn tortillas for $5, but once I tried a tortilla fresh off the line, I don’t know if I can go back. This is the “storefront” location. The other location can and will sell to the public but does not seem to have the full line of products."

"If the tortillas - both flour and corn -, tostadas, chips, bottled drinks, and occasional dessert/snack/treat aren't enough to get you in this door every week or two, the prices will do exactly that! A HUGE bag of corn tortillas for $5. An even bigger bag of tortilla chips for $4. It's an amazing deal! Not everyone speaks English well, and they only take cash - so come prepared. But once you discover this gem, you'll return time and time again!!"

"Best tortilla’s around. Their brand is available in most grocery stores. The factory is located in Southwest Little Rock and actually has other stuff you can buy. One time we bought cactus."