Mercado San Francisco Carniceria y Tortilleria

Nice Market Bakery and Deli all inside the store. A little restaurant tucked in with seating. Friendly service. Not a lot in the general grocery aisle but the meat market has a huge selection. Great prices on the menu for the restaurant and the tables were clean. We had a quick check out and very friendly customer service.

Great asada tacos for 1.25 I would recommend anyone to go here to satisfy your 🌮 craving. Authentic Mexican store, could spend he's in this spot.

This is the place to get some delicious Mexican home made food at a bargain price. Highly recommended.

Order was short - charged full price received half the order - called and they said I can come pick up the other 3 tacos, so I appreciate they sought to resolve...but not worth the hassle.

Went in here to get stuff for tacos. I dont speak spanish, and it didnt seem like anyone here spoke english, but that is kind of what you expect from a place with a name like Mercado San Francisco Carniceria. I was able to get the message across that I wanted 2lb of al pastor and fresh tortillas and some home made guac. It was great. Only way to do tacos people...

I love going in to grab things for tacos. Meat is ready. They are always very nice! They have a good meat market too.

I was happy with the service the cashier was friendly the person helped in the tortilleria was friendly too can't see the smile due to the mask but they had excellent customer service I highly recommend it

Good food in house made tortillas beer soda snacks also a butcher. Helps to know spanish but is not required. Handicap parking available.

I went in to buy carne ranchera and was given some other type of meat! I noticed it was much more thinner looking then when I usually buy it and it felt different too! Upon grilling it it was hard and chewy so chewy no one could bite it. Some family members were having a hard time swallowing it even! This place is a scam, the same thing happened to another person I know where they sell you the wrong type of meat. Also watch out for the cashier because she will also charge you more money and more items than you bought! Scammers!

Muy Excelente. You have a long term customer from me and everyone that I can share my option..

When I felt the weight of my order of two burritos nestled together, foil to foil, in their unassuming plastic bag, I knew I wasn't going to be disappointed. Inside, I found two monstrous double-handers each the size of a house cat. Packed with meat-mine pollo and my partner's asada-rice, beans, cotija, sour cream and fresh chopped cilantro, these babies were all a girl from California could hope to find in The Beaver State. Simple, somewhat sloppily rolled and bursting out of their fluffy tortilla blankets, these burritos are enough to fill your stomach and your soul, which, in the midst of a pandemic, could definitely use a little love. The chicken was tender and the rice was moist, not dried out. But really, that crema and the fresh cilantro just give these burritos a pop of freshness that make them star-worthy. And the wonderful saltiness of the cotija, um Gottes willen, stop me before I start drooling and order another! All I can say is, Thank you! They are made with love and care and it shows. My only complaint was that there seemed to be a bitter quality to the salsa, specifically the roja. Almost a bit too vinegary or acidic and not nearly as spicy as I'd have liked. But beggars can't be choosers and it won't stop me from trying out some other menu treats. In conclusion, I'd like to give a big thank you to the folks at the Mercado for making this lazy white girl very happy on a hot Sunday in May. TIP: A STEAL FOR $6.50 EACH. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A GOOD BANG FOR YOUR BUCK, GREAT VALUE.

Amazing value, with amazing food! This is my new favorite Mexican food place. Not only are their street tacos $1.50 they are among the best in town, including the ones triple the price.

Not bad. I'm not from Oregon, I'm only here for a week. This is my first Mexican food I have had here, so I don't know if this is just the style of Mexican food that is here in Salem. It was ok. Colorado has pretty good Mexican food because we have a huge number of Mexican people so it's not really a fair comparison lol. The tacos were great though! I had 3 steak tacos and 1 lengua. Street taco style. Those were yummy. Lime and salt would have been nice though, just a little wedge or something. It's the burrito that really didn't impress me. Very dry rice, tortilla was broken and crumbling all over and hardly any steak in it. They were fast though! I ordered through yelp and grub hun delivered all in just 26 minutes which is pretty quick. Thats from the second I hit order. And I am in a hotel on the 4th floor. Again, the tacos were excellent, and the burrito was alright.

Hands down the best taqueria in all of Salem. 1. The convenience of a restaurant tacos 2. The taste and price of street tacos, amazing!!!

Stopped by again on our way up I-5... so darn good! I wish there was a place like this in Pdx.

Siempre me tratan de maravilla! Los tacos siempre son hechos al momento que los ordeno y saben deliciosos! Se los recomiendo!

We drive past at least six other Mexican stores on our way here, and for good reason. If we need something they'll have it, it's inexpensive and they carry quality ingredients for our food. There are fantastic flour tortillas to be had. I've gotten tomatoes, cilantro and other produce here that is clean and fresh unlike many other similar stores. Then there is the Pan Dulce! It is so good I have to avert my eyes from them or else they wind up in my tummy. The meat we get here for Mexican dishes always looks fresh and tastes great. Now my pet peeve. My husband speaks Spanish fluently but still the amount of meat received is always more than we asked for. I'm not talking an ounce, more like 1/4 or 1/2 a pound extra. I ended up with way more Pozole than necessary for two people recently because of this enthusiastic butchering (the phrase too much Pozole sounds blasphemous). Most likely if we just paid attention before leaving, the butcher would remedy the mistake. ps. There's a Taqueria inside the store that smells good but I probably will never try it because Aiberto's is right across the street.