El Toro Market — Attraction in San Jacinto

Some of the Food is pretty decent but they dont restock certain items and dont clean their products consistently like candy bars wich are always loaded with dust on top of them wich im pretty sure is a health hazard. It would be nice if they could restock the yellow TOBLERONE bars. Customer service is great everyone is nice but their food can vary in quality with each day. personally I thought their burritos were great but their burger meat is too salty and buns to soggy and small and their tamales are stale and not fresh. I did not finish eating the tamale even though it was pretty small because the meat tasted days old and i worried of getting food poisoning. My main summary conclusion is that they need better maintainence for their food,clenliness of their products and restock...

My low rating is not for the store itself but rather for the lack of customer service and bad manners. My most recent trip has been the worse so far. At check out I was served by the son of the owners while the mother supervised his transactions. Well I paid what was due and extended my hand to receive my change (like 24 cents) and the boy proceeded to throw the coins at me as if I was contagious or something. Some coins landed on the counter and he didn't even try to help me collect them nor apologized all while the mother starred. Not going back here again I rather go down to another store farther away than be treated with disrespect. Owner if you're reading this and in case you didn't know this type of behavior...

Thank you to those who have seen and will see my photo. 1st, Google named the photo location incorrectly, as I was standing in front of a market when I took this photo of an old historic hotel, which changed into a bank but has been shuttered for 4+ years. (I moved to the City of San Jacinto Just over 4 years ago.) This structure is on Main St., downtown at what is fondly called the 5 corners intersection. Here's another photo of Main St. and the rest of the entrance of...