Fiesta Mart, Fort Worth TX

I visited the Fiesta off NE 28th St in Northside. Even though I usually find/get what I'm looking for, prices are a bit high & there was a lack of cashier's for 10: 30 a.m. I'll admit that the store is maintained but had lots of boxes in the aisles waiting to be stocked. Social distancing is not being acknowledged as before when the pandemic began

I went to the fiesta on the north side of fort worth and the lady's in the hot foods area were rude and I was not very please with there service

Clean store. But parking lot need to have good security. Bums and homless are all over bugging people

Fiesta is always awesome if you want mexican groceries
Nice people and great bakery and fish and meat market
Some have foundation drinks and i like the vendors outside who sell tacos and other foods items
Its the bomb don't care for the jewelry shops or phone solicitors but other than that its great i drive past other grocery stores to go there

No courtesy at all, cashiers don't even speak English and out of 13 check out lines they maybe have 2 lines open. Seriously I was there like 30 minutes to purchase 2 item's, if it wasnt the only grocery store around here I would so go elsewhere.

Not all that.your worker's are not friiendly they don't like to help if you ask a question use to like to shop there but not anymore

Love the wide variety of produce selections an the quality. The prices are fair. The W. I. C products are marketed properly an a wide healthy selections. As well as fresh cakes an backed goods. Wide selection of fresh fish an others meats. Not the cleanest store but stocked well.

Great place that specializes in Mexican and other Hispanic products that we can not find at other stores.especially Mexican sweet breads.

Great produce at fair prices. Meat selection is huge and ca be purchased from behind the counter. I enjoy shopping here when I am in the area.

Great selection of latin products and brands. Only thing I never found was Puertorrican sofrito. But I was told Krogger sells it. I asked the employees but no one seemed to know what I was talking about. The good thing is that they sell the ingredients to make sofrito at a much lower cost than any other supermarket.

Not a bad place to shop, been going for years. Hardly any lines at checkout and a great array of products.

Do the employees not know they're making noticeable when the check someone out? Particularly men workers at girl shoppers.

I always shop here. Really good affordable produce and meats. Lines are usually long on weekends and after 5pm during the week. They do have a good seafood selection.

They have some of the best meat prices around among other things and great fresh vegetables they seem to always have alot on sale also great seafood prices I love this store

All the grocery products needed for Latin cuisine can be found at Fiesta. Also, they sell pan de agua and pan sobao right out of the oven.

I never would shop there until my regular store closed down. Fiesta has nice friendly people but not much of a selection. There are quite a few items they don't even carry. They do however cater to the Mexican community by carrying a variety of Hispanic foods and spices. The other downfall for me with Fiesta Mart is their prices are higher than most stores.

I like grocery shopping here because I can buy my meat by the pound and they have an old-fashioned butcher shop

Great selection if mexican items! They don't have that much on specific produce and specialty items, but the prices are pretty good!

Very clean and well stocked. Caribbean delicacies abound, camote empanadas! Jamaican veggie, beef and curry chicken patties and Latino treasures

Long wait only to be told Western union machine was down, even tho I used it across the street.