Supermarket Campos - Aberdeen

Omg amazing! as good as I wish I had tried everything on the menu! I recommend this amazing little restaurant in the back of a food business. the restaurant was clean, the staff super friendly, and the eating was the best! we tried the fish taco, chicken taco, and the chorizo taco all served with green salsa all really good! we also tried the beans and beesepapusa and the steak burrito. all tasted fresh and the flesh was so tender that they met in the mouth! I'm back!

Excellent restaurant. they order at the counter and bring them to their table. fresh ingredients, meat was well cooked and spicy. pretty staff and great prices. get them away from the fast eating loop and get them some cooked to order. try the fried beans and curtains for dessert.

I discovered sc during the search for Latino/Mexicon supermarkets, the more authentic ingredients for some recipes I wanted to try. it was at that time and my better half discovered the lead/nozzle area located at the back. that was a year ago and at least twice a month. we often sc. friendly customer service y those who work in both areas. while they do not go wrong with one of their more than plentiful portions. you steak or huh burrito. very good, very good, very good, very not chipotle! they will enjoy!

This is the best Mexican restaurant in my area for the money. The fajitas can't be beat, especially for the price. I dare you to look for fajitas less than $20 anywhere else, because you probably won't. Huge portion of meat, peppers, and onions, and then you still get a whole plate of rice and refried beans, and also sour cream, guacamole, and tomatoes and lettuce. Other items we got were also large portions for the price. The tacos are great, and so are the burritos and tostada's. Don't forget to try the house made Horchata, which if you don't know is milk and cinnamon with sugar and rice. Very refreshing!!

Great authentic Mexican food! Nice little hidden gem. Wouldn't know it was a restaurant until you go all the way in the back after the aisles. Almost feel like you're in a supermarket in Mexico