Mi Rancho Tienda Latina — Local services in Chesapeake

Today I had a really disappointing experience at a local Mexican restaurant and grocery store. I ordered guacamole and clearly asked for lime and salt. I paid $5 and even tipped $3 out of courtesy—but what I received was a tiny container, barely larger than a ketchup cup (photo attached), with no lime, no salt, and a whole lot of attitude.

When I went over to the grocery side to order chicharrones, the treatment was just as dismissive. I paid over $8 for less than a pound and was met with eye rolls and side remarks in Spanish as if I didn’t understand.

This wasn’t just poor customer service—it felt targeted. Every single woman on both sides gave me the same dismissive energy, like I didn’t belong there. I’ve heard stories about anti-Blackness in some spaces, and today I felt it firsthand. This place is not Black-friendly, and I won’t be returning. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone who values being treated with...

This place came highly recommended and we were not disappointed! I’m not sure why there aren’t more recent reviews but I’m here to tell you to please check this place out. When you pull up it’s not called “Mi Rancho” at least anymore… the sign says La Hacienda. The restaurant, food and staff are all phenomenal! Once you’re done eating you can walk right through to the tienda where you will be welcomed by endless snacks, pastries and more. There is so much to look at that I’m sure I missed a lot. We will...

Came here looking for a South American masa that I couldn't find anywhere else and had resorted to ordering online. They have so much more than any other Hispanic/Latin market. They also have fresh bread and cookies! Small but packed with good stuff, reminded me of a small market in...