Went here before the renovation. The food was flavorful and the service was on point. I was so happy to see they renovated making the restaurant side more spacious. Tacos, aguas Fresca, and so mucho more. The grocery side has fresh meats and produce.

I know several people that have tried this spot and finally had to give it a try myself! I chose to order online and my bf went to pick it up. Ordering online was super easy and food was ready when promised. We ordered two asade tacos, an asade quesadilla (which I didn't realize came with fries and rice!), and an order of rice and beans. The tacos were tasty with a nice crunchy shell and a good amount of filling. I had ordered cilantro on mine which seemed to be missing, but still tasty. The quesadilla was also good. The meat was well seasoned and tender. I would have liked more cheese personally, but it was still yummy. The rice was pretty standard Mexican style rice and the beans were nice and creamy. Overall, this is a good spot and I'd definitely order again!

Los Hermanos Grocery is more than just a place to shop for produce, meats, and pantry staples, they also sell delicious, authentic food. Over the years, the store has expanded, and so has its cooked food section, which has become a must-visit for me. This is hands-down my go-to spot for tacos. The carne asada taco with pico de gallo is one of my favorite tacos. I've never had a dish here that disappointed me. The service is always friendly and efficient, adding to the experience. While the ambiance reminds you that you're dining in a grocery store, it somehow adds to the charm.

Pretty good stuff. There's something of a language barrier if you're gringo but they're happy to work around all that and it's worth the trouble. Cold beer, viva Victoria, and delicious Mexican eats. Super hospitality. Generous with the food stuffs. Everything I've ever tried was delicious including the soup, which everyone seems to be jealous of. I wish the salsas were better, I don't know how, less watery? Fainter types will skip this place and miss out. Not done the grocery but prices and variety are very interesting.

Delicious! Truly authentic Mexican cuisine. Tried the Birria tacos that came with a generous portion of guacamole and i got sweet plantains in exchange for rice&beans. Make sure to get the house made tortilla chips to have with your guacamole. The store itself is quaint and carries meats, produce, & many mexican packaged food options. When i ordered, no one was able to speak English, so be ready to translate and have patience! Also the agua fresca is super tasty and they have many options.

Food is so good and warm. Prices are very low and very affordable. The service is amazing and servers are quick at their jobs. Food is very fresh and warm because everything is cooked right away. This place is a half store and half restaurant. The atmosphere is very welcoming and very cultural to the Mexican culture. Raw meats are available for sale too. Everything in this place is highly recommended.

This mexican market has a restaurant inside. The tacos are small and authentic at only $2.50 a taco. I ordered the asada (beef) taco. Flavorful and accompanied by a slice of lime and a green salsa which was delicious. The pork or al pastor taco was tasty as well. Definitely coming back for the sopes and more asada tacos!!!

Los Hermanos Grocery is located on Curry Ford Road and is the very definition of a hole-in-the-wall type Mexican restaurant that I have always found to have the best Mexican food. While they are definitely a grocery store, I came here specifically for the restaurant part. I would say that the restaurant part is pretty much more than half of the store and after trying their food, it is easy to see why they have had success as a restaurant and gave them the reason to expand the restaurant part. I came here on a Sunday morning and the place was pretty packed. Mostly every table was full. It seems that a lot of people were here to watch the soccer game, so the volume was a bit animated. But hey, it just led to.the overall atmosphere. I was brought some chips and salsa. The salsa was good and the tortilla chips were obviously made in-house. This was a great start. I went with four tacos. An asada, lamb, carnitas and borrego (lamb). I had them add slices of avocado to the chorizo and the borrego tacos. My food was brought out quick enough and I eagerly tore into this taco feast. Let me state that these tacos were definitely solid and further reinforced my earlier stated belief that the best Mexican food comes from these mom-and-pop, hole-in-the-wall type joints. If you find yourself in the area and craving Mexican food, I would definitely recommend here and I give it five stars.