Netos Market & Bakery

I drive from Canada for the REAL Mexican food here. what I’m used to growing up in Arizona! I love my carne asada tacos/chips & salsa and they don’t disappoint here. Husband gets fajitas w/beans and rice that is also delicious. Little market offers homemade items like guacamole, poco, and salsas. The market also offers several selections of fresh meats and bakery items. Something for everyone!

We found out about this place from a Reddit post and are very glad we did! They got a bit overwhelmed by their sudden popularity from said post, but things have since settled down. Their fresh tortillas were missing because of a broken machine but are back. This place is a Mexican market/bakery/restaurant. They have a large selection of fresh traditional Mexican baked goods. They sell their fabulous guacamole, salsas, and fresh tortillas in their refrigerated case for those of us who cook Mexican food at home (they made it easy). Their guacamole is my favorite in town and the salsas are excellent too. They offer their Mexican food via counter service. My go to dish is the carne asada. They serve theirs traditionally and it is consistently good with lots of flavor (use the sauces they provide 😋). Eating there for non Spanish speaking people may be a bit intimidating (I’ve seen it happen in person). However the employees are nice and accomidating. There are two registers to pay, one for counter service food and one for already prepared and grocery items. This can be a little confusing at first. Also the place is tight squeeze as it fits a lot into a small footprint. It is a bit snug during peak hours. We always get ours to go, but it is possible to sit and eat with your food at the tables provided.

I SPENT $15 on rock hard donuts, so I guess I won't be coming here for fresh food. Also I see no one ever wears gloves in this kitchen, just yesterday while waiting to be rung up while waiting on a cashier who just randomly left a full line of people for 10 minutes. I saw a woman handling fresh cooked meat with her hands scooping it into a container. She was also handling all the fresh tortillas on a skillet then removes them without her gloves on. GROSS!!! I figured they'd fix the bo glove deal by now but they clearly don't care about germs. Spda wise there are no prices displayed so they decide what they want to charge you that day. I buy 2 sodas at a time, usually it is $4.50 there but now I pay $6.50. It all depends on who is the cashier that day when it comes to prices.