Marifer
Google
I want to start by saying I was really excited when this place opened because it’s so close to home, and we don’t have tamales nearby. I also try my best to support small—and especially very small—businesses. I’m also a very non-confrontational person, which makes situations like this uncomfortable.
Unfortunately, I’ve had pricing issues here twice.
The first time was toward the end of October. I ordered half a dozen tamales, which should be $10, but my card was charged $20. They were busy, so I figured it was an honest mistake. They also don’t provide receipts, which made it harder to catch at the moment.
Today (December 22nd around 9:05–9:10 a.m.), I went again and ordered half a dozen tamales. I was told the total was $11 and some change. I paid with a $50 bill and was given back $31. I hesitated at the door and did the math twice on my phone—even if the total was $12, I should have received $38 back, not $31. Again, no receipt was given.
It really sucks, because I genuinely want to support small businesses. I truly hope both situations were honest mistakes, but since this happened again when they weren’t busy, it doesn’t sit well with me.
I realize I should have counted my money right there and asked for a receipt, but I didn’t. I’m sharing this just to make others aware: please count your change before leaving. Because this has happened twice, I won’t be returning.