Mercado Cinco De Mayo Market — Local services in Provo

I have always stopped at this store to buy meat for different types of food I make and hadn't seen a problem. Well, today I got 2 pounds of ranchera when it was being served to me. I saw the meat didn't look so good, but I thought it was just me. I paid for it and went to my car. Something told me to check it, and it smelled bad and sour. When I walked in and told the lady the meat smelled bad, she went and checked with the butcher. I guess he said it was fine, that is not fine, I am not going to eat something that smells bad. So I asked for my money back, and she said she couldn't give me my money back; I said why she was like store credit, I said ok give me store credit. She was super rude and wanted me to get something from the store. I said I didn't want anything from the store; I just wanted my money back or something saying I had store credit. She was super rude and wrote on my receipt and saved one, but wouldn't give me my money back. Don't shop here without checking the meat first. That...

If you’re looking for authentic, simple Mexican food in Provo, this is it! The small restaurant nested inside the market serves fresh, authentic food! I had the Quesabirrias and my wife had the Pozole. Both were fresh and tasty! I make Pozole at home a few times each month so I’m quite familiar, and the Birrias are a favorite so both were my measuring stick today. Sabrosos!!! The fresh self-service salsa bar is well-stocked…not just salsa but the three salsas are classics and possess...

I like to make note that "bolillo" bread is made as closer as it is made in mexico. it is crunchy outside and not heavy in dough inside, just the way I like it. I've tried others around town and in Orem, they taste almost as cake, that is not the flavor for the original Bolillo bread.

Three years later. . . THe store has no longer that kind of bolillo :( They have an imitation that taste totally different, no what I consider real bolillo. I am buying baguettes now at any...