Love this market! Great service, people, and food. Was treated amazingly and felt very welcomed. Highly recommend for all your grocery needs, great experience overall.

I've been going to Linda Vista Market for a while since I moved here, and it's an absolute treasure for great Mexican food and groceries. The chilaquiles are crunchy and flavorful, while the burritos are delicious and packed with fresh ingredients. Best of all, the food is incredibly affordable!

It has everything that I need in one place! Affordable and with awesome quality products! People really kind and amazing customer service! It is my to-go place now, whenever I need to buy something!

Authentic Mexican food in this market . I would come back for breakfast too! Too bad I live in Dallas !

This is an incredibly tasty spot. In addition to being a small market, they make delicious burritos and tacos. Pros: -casual establishment -fast service -good food -outdoor seating is available -free parking Cons: -n/a Other: -be cautious while exiting from their parking lot. If you are able, reverse park to make it easier for you to exit.

I really like this store. Welcoming atmosphere with music and good service. Great place to get Mexican candy/snacks. Only not 5 stars because was not sure which way to go to get what but since this is more of a convenience store vs Pancho Villa, that was not a big problem at all. Imported goods from LA & directly from Mexico. Bilingual staff . Will go again!

Ordered 2 mini tacos, one carnitas and the other adobada. Scrumptious little creations made me want to order more!! Wife got bean and cheese burrito and she was not a fan of the beans.

Great little Mexican market with a "to go" restaurant for Mexican food. This review is based on 2 separate trips for burritos during Nov. 2020 (while we still have covid19) Carne asada or California burrito? Both were really good -meat was flavorful, not dry; had pico de gallo. The difference: Carne asada has Mexican rice and refried beans with a guacamole like sauce whereas California has french fries (as you know) and a spicy cilantro like sauce. My husband says carne asada burrito is not suppose to have beans but I liked it. I think I would have liked the spicy sauce in the carne asada burrito. Each was a good size, and cost $7.99 each. (I also ordered bean & cheese ($4.99) which was just okay.) You order and pay at the cashier and then pick up. You can buy fresh tortillas (corn and flour in different sizes and quantities) by, as well as marinated carne asada, pollo asada, etc. along with other meats. There is a small produce section of fresh fruits/vegetables, canned goods, pasta, etc. I also noticed an orange phone for those who want to make long distance calls to Mexico. Clear signage says "masks" required and plexiglass is at the cashier area. I've driven by this place for over 20 years, and am so glad I decided to stop in!