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If you like the Mexican cuisine, you should visit La Plaza Supermarket. The recipe for success of this place is its nicely cooked mexican tacos, chicken and cheese quesadillas. Here you will be able to order good pan dulce. Some guests like delicious beer, wine or margaritas at this spot. Get your meal started with great americano, horchata or lemonade.
La Plaza Supermarket with takeaway dishes is good for those visitors who like to have dinner on the go. The success of this place would be impossible without the patient staff. Professional service is something clients appreciate here. Fair prices are what you will pay for your meal. Most of the time, the lovely ambiance is to be found here. Google users awarded the rating of 4.5 to this spot.
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Alisha7ttt I Anderson
a month ago on Google
Better then chipotle. being able to add your own sauce and toppings is a plus it's not cheap A burrito and three steak tacos came out to 26.00 but it's delicious and full of meat
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Virginia Ramirez
2 months ago on Google
It really has very few products and the fruit and vegetable area is not very fresh. Almost everything is Goya brand. The bread is not good, much less the food area. I ordered tacos, and they delivered them unprepared. They have a fountain of sauces that everyone puts their hands in there. It seems very unhygienic to me!! I also ordered rajas tamales with cheese and when I got home, to a surprise, they gave me meat tamales. And for a change they are completely inedible salty. I had to throw them away. I really went to check if the food is good and it really isn't not good. Besides, everything is very, very expensive. I'm not coming back!! And I will continue investigating other stores!!
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Allan Faulhaber
6 months ago on Google
Being asked to bring the chips and salsa for a Browns game watch party, I tried to think of someplace a little different to source my assigned snack. I thought about the usual suspects: Giant Eagle or Marc’s, but I thought that’s what everyone was expecting. I got a little creative in my thinking and thought about Taco Bell. No. I wanted to make a big splash. I ended up at La Plaza Supermarket. Stepping into LPS is like finding yourself suddenly transported into another country. You will be immediately overtaken by the unexpected. I was greeted by a small convention of Virgin Mary Statues, their hands upheld with a blessing, their heads emanating gold rays of light. Shoppers murmuring in Spanish, discussing their shopping lists. Pinatas, blessed candles, a display of Mexican pottery. I almost forgot I was in a grocery store. Some of the other unique items you’ll find is a wall of dried chili and hot peppers – more varieties and names than I thought existed. On another wall you will find herbals, tonics, and powders for everything from low libido to better digestion. Oh yes, LPS DOES have food. All items are labeled in Spanish with English subtitles, although you may still not know what you're looking at. They have pieces of cactus – edible – with the needles removed. I’m not sure how you prepare cacti. I hurriedly paged through my “Spanish for Idiots” book looking up “plantains” and “tomatillos.” They also have an interesting selection of Mexican candies that are more hot than sweet, made from the fruit of the tamarind tree. The bakery is full of fresh pastries and breads - sopapillas, tres leches, flan, pan dulce, Conchas, sweet empanadas, Cuernos, and Periquitos or marranitos. Don’t know what any of that is? Visit and find out. Waiting for you at the back of the store is the meat department with everything you’d expect from a grocery store – and more. Forgive my Spanish – las chuletas de cerdo, las salchichas, el tocino, el lamon, el lamon cocido, and pollo. I finally got around to picking up homemade tortilla chips and salsa. The guacamole especially was a hit at the watch party. If you’re looking for the taste of Mexico and don’t want to get on a plane, visit La Plaza Supermarket at 13609 Lakewood Heights Blvd. Hasta luego!
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Mexican, Vegetarian options
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8AM - 10PM
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Price range per person up to $10
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13609 Lakewood Heights Blvd, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
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Takeaway
Outdoor seating
Сredit cards accepted
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
TV
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 8AM-8PM |
| MondayMon | 8AM-9PM |
| TuesdayTue | 8AM-9PM |
| WednesdayWed | 8AM-9PM |
| ThursdayThu | 8AM-9PM |
| FridayFri | 8AM-9PM |
| SaturdaySat | 8AM-10PM |
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