Hispanic market eatery with enormous tacos, quesadillas & weekend barbacoa

























"This counter in the back of a Greenwood Mexican grocery store serves some of the best tacos in Seattle and also some of the meatiest. The chicken tinga is tender and flavorful, the handmade corn tortillas can hold a huge amount of fillings, the salsa is so good we could drink it by the cupful. The shop has plenty of Mexican snacks and provisions, and they’ll even cook a whole or half lamb for special events." - Joey Carreon

"The party is in the back at this Greenwood grocery store, which doubles as a restaurant. Get the quesadillas with tinga de res, enormous carnitas tacos, or come by on weekends when there’s an even fuller array of soups, meats, and crispy tacos, including barbacoa." - Charlie Lahud-Zahner


"The party is in the back at this Greenwood grocery store, which doubles as a restaurant. Get the quesadillas with tinga de res, enormous carnitas tacos, or come by on weekends when there's an even fuller array of soups, meats, and crispy tacos, including barbacoa." - Harry Cheadle, Charlie Lahud-Zahner, Eater Staff


"Across the street is La Conasupo, a Mexican restaurant inside a grocery store that’s become anything but secret — the tacos and quesadillas are big and meaty (with vegetarian options available), and on weekends we’d definitely recommend trying the barbacoa." - Harry Cheadle

"I flagged the weekend-only lamb tacos at La Conasupo Taqueria and Snack Shop, a gem inside a Greenwood grocery store, for being satisfyingly meaty and very inexpensive." - Harry Cheadle