El Mambi Mercado
Address | 328 E Chevy Chase Dr, Glendale, CA | ||||||||||||||
Phone | (818) 246-6016 | ||||||||||||||
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Categories | Supermarket, Convenience Store, Grocery Store, Market | ||||||||||||||
Rating | 4.4 20 reviews | ||||||||||||||
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El Mambi Mercado reviews
20 The staff is excellent and they are very friendly. They have a great selection at competitive prices.
Definitely a small gem in our community.
Good neighborhood market for Goya items, olive oil, Spanish imports, produce with friendly service.
This place is legit. It's very difficult to find authentic Cuban markets (and cuban food!) in L. A. I'm Cuban and was raised in Miami where there are Cuban restaurants and markets everywhere. This place makes me feel at home. Great selection and many items you can only find here. Staff is friendly and knows their stuff. 5 stars!
My husband is dominican he found all his Dominican foods that he eats. For example he found salami Dominican cheese and longanisa. And ingredients to do a sancocho. He was so happy to have found this store
Great selection of meats, Latin food, Spanish food, great service. I drive all the way from lake Balboa to get the meat and chistorras over here.
I called to order a pork leg and they had it ready when I arrived.
Amazing place, nothing more to say, i love this place and the guy below saying they scam is probably lying
Very nice place I was race here 3doors next door I no the dueños nice people help me many times
This place is the Best! Super friendly, they have food from Spain Cuba and most Latin countries as well as an amazing butcher!
If you want a place where you can buy just about any Cuban food product this is the place. HOWEVER, beware! This place uses that very ancient system of charging. The put a very flimsy little sticker on the products with the price of the item. When the cashier begins to charge you, they add cents and even dollars to the item. For example an item has that little sticker for $2.49 but the cashiers types in, very fast mind you, $2.99. On a large purchase, this adds up to dollars in total. If they notice that you are trusting and not even paying attention, like me, they really stick it to you!
Just now I arrived home from a purchase with them, wondering why my bill was so high. Every time I go there my bill is way higher than I guesstimated. I mean way higher. Finally I became suspicious, something that I never do. I checked my itemized bill against all the products purchased. And indeed! They had over charged me $12.53, using the very method I explained above. And I guess this dude at the register really saw me gullible, because he rang up an item for $7.99. The highest price item I purchased was suppose to be only $5.49.
Also, watch out with the expiration dates, especially items in the freezer. Like the "croquettas, " just about all of them have no expiration date. This is a major violation with the U. S. Department of Health. Always reach for items in the very back of the freezer.
I highly recommend when you go buy there, bring a calculator with you. And as you put items in your cart, add them up. If an item does not have a price on it, ask! Don't trust them! Believe me, these type of people have a history in Cuba.and is not a good one. They are shady crooks!
It's small neighborhood market that must be doing something right because it seems it's always busy so that creates a parking issue since there's no enough spaces. You can find some produce at really bargain prices but some others seem to be excessively mark up.
Carne asada is average like any other Latino store. Service from the cashier is Very rude. She needs to remember if she does not like her job, don't take it out on her clients! Very disappointed!
Everything about this market is perfect! I absolutely love it. Not many Cuban markets left in Glendale or around LA even. I recommend it here, PLUS the employees are great.
Great selection of various Latin-American products. Authentic Spanish meats and cheeses. Traditional butcher will cut meat to your liking.
This is about the only market left to find Cuban products
and also products from Spain, I have always found the meat
to be fresh. The owner is friendly and is a pleasure to shop here.
I go to el Mambí to get my Spanish and Cuban products. They are always well stocked with all you need to make everything from a Cuban arroz con pollo to a Caldo gallego!
In addition, when you get there they always greet you with a polite "buenos días", "buenas tardes".
They make you feel welcome. It's as been in a small pueblo in Spain. This little market is a jewel of our culture, in Glendale.
They marinate the best carne asada in the area, my friends and family get very impressed when I barbecue at home
I love this place all my life the owner is very nice people black Kyurem food from Spain especially this is sausage to come from Spain or a place
Carne asada is why I come here. They have other great meats. I love the Yam or sweet potato candy at the 2nd register in the liquer department. Cuban food and other SPANISH fruits and veggies. Soda from many countries. The biggest avacodos.
All cuban products that you need you can buy here, from Spain too. But store is small and too crowded. But worth it since it's the best selection of Cuban and Spanish commodities you'll fiend in one place.