Q: Have you ever had a craving for some good mexican food? like not commercial mex but homemade tasting mexican food? Well just like Rachel Ray and Sam the Cooking Guy - you too CAN cook - with help from this meat market. MEAT: I love mexican meat markets b/c they flavor their meats w/ just the right amt of seasoning/flavor and dont bulk up on just veggies like the local grocery stores do. We decided one night instead of forking out $20/perso for fajitas we'd head down to our local "carnicera" or meat market and buy some beef fajita meat for under $3.49/lb. Really? heck you cant even get lean ground beef @ walmart for that cheap! I got 1.5 lbs. and made 2 meals out of this. (I also got an extra green bell pepper b/c they load you up with meat and skimp on the red/green/yellow peppers which like I said the opposite is ususally the norm. Grabbed some cilantro, lime and some corn tortillas oh and most important: they have RED SALSA in the right front portion of the store w/ the cheeses area. OMG so good. $3.99 was the most expensive thing I bought and we ate it like soup it was soo good. They also sell chicken fajita meat among a whole row of various types of meats and fish but I cant stop buying the beef fajita meat. SALSA: They have green and red salsas and pico de gallo if u like that sort of thing. All those authentic mexican cheeses like cotija and cremas that are delish. DESSERT: they have lots of different types of pan dulce (mexican pastries) but they dont have pumpkin empanadas. Boo. They do have pina (pineapple) and guava and I think Vanilla or cream. And sometimes they have the little piggies but last time I went they were sold out. I guess they go fast. READY-TO-EAT FOOD: they also have food to go thats already prepared in the bk of the store. Ive never gotten this but It looks good. COMPARISON: LAST TIME I went to Albertsons and saw they had 2lbs of meat for $10 which included the chicken and all the cut up bell pepper and onions - which ill tell u half of it was veggies. For $10 you can get 3 lbs of it and its 85% more meat than veggies in the Los compadres store. Its a no-brainer to feed a large family or even portion it out for smaller families. Grab urself a can of refried or black beans and you have urself a feast!

A: positive

Q: Jerry was on time, friendly & drove us safely to the airport. We had a great conversation on the way & Im looking forward to using their affordable service next time.

A: positive

Q: Extremely pissed off!!!! They make this big fuss about a special event tonight for thanksgiving ITS 11:20pm and the kitchen is closed!!! Seriously!!

A: negative

Q: Please don't go to this restaurant if you're actually looking for food, or basic human-decency in customer service. Sign #1, 7pm and the restaurant is entirely empty. Should have left then. Obviously we weren't looking for a 5 star dining experience, just burgers and fries before the group got "hangry." The waitress seated us, and took our orders, which was fine--but snapped hostilely when asked a question about salad dressing. She brought the food as it was ready, so half of the group was finished eating before the others even got their (similar cooking-time) meals. The service was generally poor. The food was mediocre at best, especially considering we could have had the same quality food and a better service experience at a McDonald's. Finally, when the bill came we were told that Zinger's did not accept credit or debit cards. They clearly post the credit cards that they accept on the door. When we brought this up, the waitress snapped and told us that we were being given a discount, our $98.00 bill didn't appear to have any discount whatsoever when compared with menu pricing and tax. In order to just get the experience over with as soon as possible, we threw together the cash we had, covered the bill and left. It takes a lot to get a single star review from anyone, especially someone who only ordered a soda and fries.

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negative