“ inside a small market, you will find some seating and the establishment with a large menu. i ordered 2 items: a carne asada plate & a super burrito carne asada (8.5/10) well done, beans and rice are seasoned and delicious sides. avocado addition was very nice super burrito: (9.5/10) im more of a burrito fan, and the best part of this burrito were the rice and beans ”

“ Time for an updated review. We ordered 3 wet burritos $12.99 each , 2 carne asada and 1 pastor. Also ordered carne asada tacos 2.75 each and a small bean dip with chips $7.99. The burritos were 10 out of 10. For sure hit the spot. The sauce on the burrito reminds me of fideo soup, iykyk, more of a tomatoey flavor versus an enchilada style sauce that you get at other establishments, but soooooo good! Also, the tacos were very flavorful! For sure give it a try! ”

“ Very good and quick. Was skeptical because its inside a small market. But food is very good and the workers are nice. Good prices as well ”

“ The food is always prepared fast and fresh. Service is always served with a smile! I wish reviews did not have a minimum character limit. ”

“ I wanted Mexican food fast and was in the area. The food is so good and the chips n salsa were on point. Salsa could be a bit hotter but the taste was good so I'll overlook the less spicy part. Definitely will be back. ”

“ Im very hesitant between the 3 and 4 stars so I'd rate it a 3.5 (review is for the food sold inside the grocery store) We order: 2 Ham breakfast burritos 3.5/5 This could of easily been a 5 star review but the burrito was so skinny. I at least expected potatoes, it was just beans egg ham and cheese. Now the flavor was there of homemade refried beans and huevito but it was just missing more something, potatoes or rice. For almost $10 I think a breakfast burrito deserves potatoes at least. Red salsa was really good and complimented the burrito 1 tripa taco extra crispy 5/5 Now this taco was BOMB! so good especially with their green salsa! Will definitely be back for this! Not so much the breakfast burrito, but still worth a try ”

“ Love this place! The people running it are so nice too. My go to for great food. Also, normally buy their rice, beans, guac, and salsa by the tub. ”

“ Always on the lookout for good Mexican food when I visit my folks in Antioch. Nothing like mom's home cooking, but she needs a break too, and dad's cooking is atrocious (Sorry Pops!). After hearing complaints from my parents and brothers that there is NO good Mexican food out in that area, I took it as a challenge to find something decent. Being raised on Mission burritos makes finding a really good burrito difficult! Thanks to Daniel M and Mary W's reviews and the photos of the burritos that had been posted, I found this place and gave it a try. I'm super glad I did! This is a kitchen within a store that sells a ton of Latinx products (Mexican candy, sodas, dried chiles, etc.). There's also a butcher in the back. We definitely walked away with tamarindo candies, michelada cups, and sodas we did not need. I didn't see the meat on the menu, but my dad wanted tacos de cabeza, and they had it. He also had some tripe tacos. He nodded wide-eyed after taking his first bites, saying "These are good". A man of few words. My mom, the pickiest of the bunch, was also satisfied! Our burrito orders were all different, but they took the time and care to make each as ordered. The regular burrito was about $8 which is a great price these days imho. My brother got a wet (rojo) burrito, and it looked JUST like the picture from the Yelp photos with the avocado slices. Nice! The only slightly disappointing thing was the tamale; I ordered a chicken tamale which came in a green sauce. It was decent, just pretty dry, but that can happen to the best tamale maker :D All in all, I would definitely come back. Hell, I'll probably stop by again next week when I'm back in town! Note: they accepted apple pay at both the stand and the store which was convenient. ”

“ *cue The Rock's voice* FINALLY I've FINALLY found a local go to breakfast burrito place in Antioch. I say it's local but it's actually a bit of a trek to drive here from my house because I've never really driven in this area of Antioch before. If you're not paying attention, you could very easily drive right past this tiny grocery store without noticing. Inside the store is a taqueria with a pretty large menu. I was only craving breakfast burritos so I bought three with chorizo - my usual go to - for just under $20. You can't beat that, certainly not from an actual GOOD taqueria in the area. The burritos were all REALLY good. Generous with filling, a decent size (not El Farolito in SF Mission District big but big by local standards), and came with some fairly spicy salsa on the side. Absolutely gem of a find and one that I will frequent more in the future. I've finally found what I've been searching for after years of looking and I couldn't be happier. Side note: parking can be a little difficult depending on how many vehicles are here when you drive in. When I arrived, I was able to easily park but more folks came by after I came back to my car with my food. You might also be in for a wait if large trucks come into the parking lot and block off the entrances/exits. I don't know how often those will frequent the area but it's a pain in the ass if you're already parked and you can't leave because of it. Don't let that stop you from coming here though. You'd be doing yourself a disservice if you don't. Next time, I really want to try the quesabirria tacos and I will absolutely be back soon to do so. ”