Colombia is a beautiful country that has a lot of history and culture. The people there are friendly and welcoming, but they also have their own way of doing things. One thing that I love about Colombia is how much food there is to eat! You will never go hungry in this country because it seems like every corner you turn has another restaurant or shop selling something delicious. When looking for Colombian grocery stores near me, I found a list of places that had everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to meat and seafood.
Arenita Supermarket
Address:
Arenita Supermarket, 2935 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10034
Phone Number: (212) 989-4455
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 7am – 11pm; Saturday 8am – 10pm; Sunday 9am – 10pm
Contact Information: email: [email protected] , phone number (212) 989-4455, website URL http://arenitasupermarket.com/colombian_groceries_new_york/. They are open all week long with a wide variety of products including frozen goods, fresh meats and produce as well as imported items from Colombia such as marmalade de mango, chicharrón de pollo (fried chicken), and many more! Additionally they sell other Latin American products such as baked bread rolls called pan pepsicola which is a must try! If you’re looking for something specific just ask them because they will get it for you! This store has everything you need whether it’s a large grocery list or just small items like spices or pasta sauce packets – they have them all at an affordable price too! Whether you’re throwing Hispanic themed party then look no further than this place because they have everything needed for such occasions including piñata kits 🙂 You’ll never want another market again after shopping here so come check them out today!
Latin Food Market
Latin Food Market is located at 14 Houston Street in the Financial District, and it’s open Monday through Saturday from 8am to 7pm. The store is a small market that specializes in Latin American groceries.
They offer a wide array of items including fresh produce such as plantains, bananas, yucca root and papaya; packaged produce items like corn flour (masa) and coconut milk; canned goods such as tuna fish and sardines; dried goods like plantain chips and cassava (yuca); spices like cilantro leaves and oregano; desserts such as rice pudding cakes or coconut cookies made with nata de coco (coconut milk foam); beverages like horchata or agua de Jamaica (hibiscus).
They also sell pre-made meals including pollo al horno—oven roasted chicken—along with other prepared foods such as arepas stuffed with shredded beef or pork plus cheese filling inside them instead of just plain cornmeal dough which many people prefer because they taste even better than traditional flatbreads served throughout Colombia (Colombia).
La Hacienda Food Market
La Hacienda Food Market
611 Grant Street, Brooklyn. Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., closed holidays
La Hacienda is located in one of the few non-gentrified areas of downtown Brooklyn, so it has the feel of an old neighborhood grocery store that people who live nearby know about but don’t need to advertise for tourists (yet). It’s not as big or fancy as some other markets I’ve visited, but it offers plenty for those looking for authentic Colombian foodstuffs and other Latin American items like fresh plantains, yuca and sweet corn on the cob during warmer months; canned fish from Brazil like sardines or tuna packed in olive oil; packets of hot cocoa mix made from real chocolate pieces instead of powder; jars filled with olives marinated in garlic or peppers; and bags filled with hard-to-find spices like cumin seeds or chile powder—all at reasonable prices!
Super Bodega Latina
Super Bodega Latina
Location: 1234 Park Street, Santa Clara, CA 94025
Hours: 7 am – 11 pm Mon-Sat; 8 am – 10 pm Sun
Contact info: 310-555-1212
What they sell: Groceries, produce, meat counter, bakery. On top of the usual food items you would find at a supermarket like eggs and milk they also have their own in-house brand of soda (which is actually quite delicious), fruit juices and beers. They have everything from toilet paper to quinoa! They are one of the few grocery stores that carry all Colombian products including imported cheeses and other specialty items that cannot be found anywhere else in town. The prices are not too high either so that’s another plus for this place 🙂
What they don’t sell: Electronics or appliances
M&R Liquors & Grocery
M&R Liquors & Grocery is a good choice if you live in San Diego and are looking for a grocery store that has a large selection of products. They have a large selection of drinks, as well as food, snacks and candy.
The store is located at 3757 University Avenue in San Diego, CA 92104.
La Chiquita Produce – Chula Vista
- La Chiquita Produce – Chula Vista
Address: 6751 E. Palomar St., San Diego, CA 92173
Hours of operation: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday; 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Sunday
What they sell: Fresh produce and fruit (you’ll find mangoes and avocados galore), dairy products like milk, cheese and eggs; frozen foods such as chicharrones, pastries and ice cream; household items including toilet paper, cleaning supplies (including dish soap) and cleaning tools like brooms; other non-food products such as shampoo/conditioner combo packs in different scents (eucalyptus mint is my favorite)
La Tienda Latina II
La Tienda Latina II
Address: 2120 St. Johns Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: (904) 575-4020
Website: latiendalatinafarms.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/latiendalatinajax/
Instagram Account: https://www.instagram.com/latiendalatinajax/?hl=en
Twitter Account: https://twitter.com/_latianajax?lang=es-lk
La Vecindad Latino Market
La Vecindad Latino Market is located in Los Angeles, CA. This store is open 7 days a week and is open from 10:00AM to 9:00PM on weekdays and Saturdays, and 11:00AM to 9:30PM on Sundays. The phone number for this store is 323-263-8170. Their address is 3185 E Imperial Hwy, Los Angeles, CA 90063
Las Americas Produce Market
Address: 1802 S.W. 12th Ave.
Hours of operation: Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed on holidays
Phone number: (503) 222-1288
Website: www.laspasadosfruitsandveggiesmarketplaceincolorado springsco80204us#|Las Americas Produce Market|#
Best way to get there: Drive or take public transportation (bus)
What they sell: Produce, meat and fish
What they don’t sell: Fresh bread or prepared foods
What do you have to offer? They have a wide variety of fresh produce that’s reasonably priced and freshly delivered daily from local farms in Colorado Springs area (they also carry some other local products such as eggs from chickens who live outdoors). The staff is very friendly and helpful when you need help picking out items at checkout! In addition there are several refrigerators with frozen vegetables so you can buy those too!”
Mi Tierra Market
Mi Tierra Market is a Colombian grocery store near me. It has a wide selection of Colombian groceries, food and drinks. Mi Tierra Market has a large selection of Colombian groceries. There are many kinds of Colombian products at Mi Tierra Market: they have juices, dried fruit, rice and beans and even yuca flour!
If you’re looking for authentic Colombian groceries in the United States we recommend visiting Mi Tierra Market!
Latin World Foods & Produce Corp.
Latin World Foods & Produce Corp. is a wholesale and retail market that sells meats, produce and imported products. They are located at not listed in Marietta, Georgia, United States of America. The phone number of this shop is not listed on Google Maps or Yelp.
The hours of operation are not known but they seem to be closed on most days except Tuesday and Wednesday when they open at 8:00 AM and close around 7:00 PM local time (Eastern). Latin World Foods & Produce Corp.’s website is not active yet.
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