Carniceria Abastos, Lafayette OR

Their fresh produce and fresh butchered meat products are second to none in the area!
Prices are also VERY competitive!
Be prepared to encounter a lack of English comprehension and the nuisances involved with that. It is annoying for all parties involved but the quality of the food is more than worth the hassle!
All the ingredients for your meal are fresh from the store this fine eatery resides in! It is unusual to experience fine dining in a grocery store but treasure can be found anywhere. One simply must look!
Definitely some of the best chow on the west coast and it is cheaper than drive through which is almost incomprehensible!
If anything will “drive” you to learn Spanish as a second language it will be your tastebuds pleading with your primitive brain to do so you can master ordering food from this place.
Si! Es tan jodidamente bueno!
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I eat here a lot. The food is always fresh and delicious. Your order usually comes out fast, making it a perfect place to grab lunch during the work week. And don't forget it is a pretty good-sized store with a full meat department if you wanna pick stuff up to cook at home.

This is a grocery store, not restaurant. They do have takeout buffet.
Fresh and ready to cook meats - Mexican style cuts. Fresh cheese, produce, etc. Huge selection of spices, marinades, sauses.

Good but greasy!

Food was good but greasy, atmosphere was laid back, and overall service was nice.

If you have a sensitive stomach I would avoid it cause of the heavy seasonings and grease.

This is the only real grocery market in Lafayette and we live within walking distance. We first had issues with ordering food to go. We’d call our order in about 30 minutes before they close the kitchen and got told it was too late by an angry man. The second time we called 45 minutes before closing, and were told the same thing, with the same angry tone, by the same angry man, so we decided we’d never eat here. We take our Mexican food cravings to Maria’s. They love taking our order no matter what time we call and their food is great!

We stop here throughout the week for odds and ends when we catch them open. They close before dark I believe around 7: 30 or 8pm. We love supporting family owned businesses. We also come from families with Latin decent so we eat a lot of Mexican foods and what better place to shop for Mexican ingredients than a Mexican market? ! We had our grandbabies for a wknd and they came with a cough. My husband seen it was still early enough for them to be open and popped in for a few things and cough syrup. No listed prices for the medications on the shelves, but how bad could it be. $30 for cough syrup from Mexico. We decided to take it back although they closed right after leaving so we had it in a bag in the counter for the next chance we caught them open which happened to be today almost 30 days after purchase. When the cashier told my husband no they would not do a refund he asked to speak to the manager. The cashier informed him he was busy so he decided to wait for him. The manager came over with a bad attitude and said they would not accept a return because the medicine was from Mexico (did your grandmother smuggle it across the boarder like a holocaust ring or what is so special about cough syrup from Mexico that makes this non refundable). He also said he wouldn’t return it because it was ALMOST 30 days since we purchased it. Didn’t offer a store credit or anything. Just straight up no it’s from Mexico and it’s almost been 30 days. Is there a 30 day policy or and almost 30 day policy? Maybe post something in Spanish and English and learn some customer service. Worst Mexican market I’ve ever been to. Such a shame they have to be jerks. Lost us as a customer twice! Walmart is 5 minutes away and has better manners! That says a lot. Their cough medicine is FDA approved and refundable, but also doesn’t cost $30. I recommend you go to Walmart and stay away from the rude customer service they have here.

Great tamarind aqua fresca, a bit concentrated though. Good torts sandwich. Many meat options. Grocery store full of Mexican food options.

Authentic Mexican market! The Al Pastor Preparado is to die for! Asada is also amazing! We'll continue to drive 30 minutes one way to shop there for meat!

Carniceria Abastos is a Mexican Grocery Store. I grew up in LA and ventured to many of these types of places growing up and I love it. They have spices, fruits, meats, sweets and bakery items that you can't find anywhere else. They also have a deli with hot food & a restaurant that I haven't tried yet. I always stop by whenever I'm in town!

Love this little store somethings are a little pricey but able to find alot of my mexican ingredients and the food there is not half bad as well

Stopped in to pick up 6: 00 tamales rather expensive at $18 but the tamales were really really good so