La Fruteria

OMG!! This place should be shut down. I drove all the way from Raymond NH and spent $300 I’m groceries and $60 of it was shrimp. When I opened that bag I almost had to vomit the smell was so so bad! Obviously that went in the garbage then all the yogurts and drinkable yogurts were bad also. I don’t know what they did the date was good but they must have left it out or something.$100 dollars down the drain she. I have 3 kids to feed over here to feed!!! I contacted the city and they never took action! I will be reaching out to a higher department!

This place is amazing. They have a sit down eatery also. They sell Badia products which I love.

AWESOME place. In the last two years, the place got a serious face lift and looks more like a super market. has wine and beer. Very local and enjoy going there to buy seasoning .

They need to fix the parking lot and entrance. I love shopping there except parking and getting inside with those hideous and broken entrance doors. At this point and time, and based on how popular this place is amongst Spanish/ American locals, they should invest in the curb appeal of the place. Once the parking lot and entrance is fixed, I will upgrade to 5 stars. Let's see how many more years we have to wait....

Very clean and great assortment of Hispanic products. But, prices are bit expensive.

The market itself is really nice , they just expanded it and it has a nice assortment of groceries. my only worry is the restaurant that is inside. The food portion is very small compare to competing restaurants nearby. And I also ordered the potato salad and it was expired. It was very acidic and honestly disgusting.

I like this place for my cultural Latina needs. But they really lack a show of cost/prices on items. This place can use an overhaul overall. After all, it's different in the US versus the island atmosphere. Show a bit of pride and you'll reap the rewards. I wouldn't mind taking on the task of revamping this place.

This is a place where you can find a lot of products from Latin America exclusively from Dominican Republic I love this place, they are a little bit pricy for some of the products but then again you pay for what you get. The quality of the produce is awesome and very fresh. The only thing is that the parking lot is not in good condition it could be better.

This is a place in which no one speaks English. You will be happy to find all things needed for your Spanish cooking from pots and pans to mortar and pestles in all sizes. It isn't that clean because it is in a very old warehouse. Staff is happy and helpful. Plan teens are usually at least six for a dollar. You can find many varieties of mangoes and avocados. Plus they have frozen prepared foods from the Caribbean like pizza pockets.

This is a bona fide independant single location grocery store. The produce and meat are very fresh, and the selection of spices will dwarf the average grocery store. The prices, while not heartless bird of prey cheap-for-the-sake-of-argument cheap, are very fair.

I went the approximately 4 weeks ago because I was in the area and needed some things but because of the Market Basket issue I didn't go there. I walked in grabbeda few products then went out back to get some yogurts for my son and realized they were warm then I picked up cheese and that also was warm, I then noticed that the the entire fridge was warm and there was a cake that they call Tres leche that had mold and then I mentioned it to a manager and he said it was ok I told them it doesnt matter if Market Basket has no food I dont think they want a law suit to sell food that will make people sick. Today I caled by phone and asked a simple question to a manager "Doris" for the price of the chicken because I needed 40lbs and she said she can't give me that I told her I live 1 hour away and a friend will be purchasing it for me but I wanted to make sure the price was right. She stated I need to go in n refused to help. Horrible service!