La Michoacana Meat Market

This location has made lots of changes for the better. Very clean and organized. It is a small store so the aisles are small and narrow. Their main attractions are the fresh meat market with lots of choices. The second is the hot food services. They have breakfast, lunch, and dinner! This location has a small area to sit down and eat! Please be open mind before going. This location as well as others like this are bases in Latin communities and are made to tailor to the area. I recommend buying a hot food plate. They are very generous on their portions. One plate maybe shared. produce area is not top quality, withe the exception of the avacados.

Know what you are buying here. Some things are pricier than others. Con: All Michocanas close before the listed operating hors claims. That is wrong

Sweetest staff they were all so patient and the store was very clean and organized 🫧✨❤️💞

I went today at night around 7pm bought from the meat department. The guys that work at the meat department were patient and informative with my questions. Staff in the ready to take cooked food area, the lady was a little slow in answering my questions not knowing the price & kinda ignoring me until the cooked came to helped me with my question. The cook was nice enough to try to help me. The cashier in the other hand had a very weird attitude, not rude but very not friendly. She didn’t greet us, she just kept staring at me with no emotions or even a smile. When we first came in she was on her phone sitting down texting but while we were checking out she wasn’t welcoming like other cashiers at other stores. A hello, or thank you or just not staring too much with a blank face would be a little better. The place looked clean and fresh. We found parking right away, but there was a shirtless homeless guy right outside asking for money.

Does not open on time it says 7 but I was standing at 710 and they never opened

Came to buy some meat, but the lady at the entrance told me I couldn’t get in with my backpack 🎒and had to leave it by the entrance. How could I trust my 2k laptop to a company that doesn't trust its customers? Besides backpacks serve to bring your groceries home and reduce the co2 footprint. I immediately left and Won't ever step back in a michoacana.

Today one of their vendors blocked our driveway today for over 30 minutes. The staff didn’t seem to care or help much. Really sucks since I go their regularly and was blocked from getting to work on time. Hopefully at the very least get a new vendor

Just came in quickly to buy something, around 4:35pm today, I first walk in and the cashiers just on her phone sitting down where the bags go, then she see’s me and it’s like I’m an inconvenience to even be in the store, i go about my business and go to get what I came for, came to check out and there was a gentleman infront of me and her face was just the rudest, at first I just thought it was an rbf but then her rolling her eyes as I came to check out told me it wasn’t just an rbf, doesn’t even ask how are you or even a hello, she just looked mad and annoyed. having anxiety and these experiences really just sets me in a mood, hopefully she has a better day or maybe she can just quit if she doesn’t wanna be there.

Picked up a few pounds of traditional fajita and marinated fajita, one for $13/lb and the other for $8/lb. It wasn't until it was on the grill that my guests and I noticed it wasn't fajitas but rather bistec. They are lying about the cut and selling a lower quality cut instead of skirt stake. Very disappointed in the quality and honesty of meat market. Fajitas is the most popular cut in the Mexican community and La Michuacana is scamming us all! Stay away from this place.

Manager is an . He has no customer service at all. Wont help you in any way. And will high price something that isn't scanning or don't have a price. Is not the first time i have encountered a problem with this store.

These guys tried to credit card scam me by scanning my card 5 times because their "machine wasn't working." I went in twice and they refused to give me my money back. They also consistently give you more meat than you ask for as well. If you're willing to be scammed, I guess enjoy their cheap taco meat.

fui ala michoacana marzo 17 alas 7:45 de la noche, pedí 3 libras de abuja y me dieron 3 libras de huesos me atendió una hispana y se me quedaba viendo como si galgo estaba haciendo mal, la michoacana se hubica a un lado del frewey 30 en la carretera de servicio cruzando el frewey esta la walmar, por mi parte voy a seguir asistiendo a comprar en la michoacana un error lo hacemos todos los días

Don't shop here or any of their locations if you're African-American. They'll jack up their prices. JUST because they see us buying the item. Especially the location at 8707 East R L Thornton. Most of their canned items are expired. The prices on the shelf are different from the price tag on the shelf. For example the order price might say 0.99 on the shelf. Only for you to get to checkout and the price is 2.39. WTF? How? This store is aimed at the Hispanic community. And, they make it VERY clear in the store that we're (African-Americans) aren't welcomed. I won't be shopping at any of their locations in the future.

Horrible!! I got chicken and it made everyone very sick. It was cooked properly I believe the chicken was bad.BEWARE

Just caught the butcher adding half a pound to my beef fajita on the scale when I wasn't looking. Don't take your eyes off the scale. They are very shady

It's just crazy to me how they sell barbacoa and other guisos and they don't give you the add one that go with it (cebolla y cilantro) or even salsa. Would be looking for another place with better service for sure.

Great place to shop at and eat! Everyone here is so friendly. I specifically came to buy an international calling card which I found! I also ate tamales which tasted homemade. I'm definitely coming back here again!

This is one of my hidden gems for good ole home cooked meals at super cheap, cheap prices . Wide assortment of dishes prepared fresh and ready for you to devour. Pay at cashier first then order your food. Grocery store/fresh produce/meat market

Actually not a bad place to get your various meats and sausages for a cookout. Pre-marinated fajita skirt steak is a MUST! I love this place too as you can get great tortas and other lunch time foods. Also is a great place for picking up more hard to find latin foods (horchata mix, fresh tortillas, pan dulce). The bakery provides a decent selection of Mexican sweet breads (not the organ meat but actual bread...google it and you'll know what I mean) Prices are decent but I wish they'd put the pre-marinated fajita meat on special more often. A great neighborhood place to get all you will need to your next backyard cookout.

Before moving to the DFW area, I had never been to a Michoacana before and really did not know what to expect on my first trip. I have a friend that lives in this area, and whenever we did Sunday bar-b-qs we would go to LM to buy fajita meat. The meat counter is quite extensive and comes with preseasoned and tenderized beef and chicken fajita meat along with a multitude of other "treats." If you so desire you can buy chicken feet, cow tongues, tripas, and all kinds of other organ meats. Most people are grossed out by this, but when cooked well these are actually some of the tastiest parts of an animal. LM also sells a small selection of fruits and veggies you don't typically find in major grocery chains, and often at pretty cheap prices. The selection of imported beers is pretty extensive and very reasonably priced. My favorite part about LM is the fact that they have a small diner within the store which serves up tasty platters. You can get menudo, but only on the weekends. I have had better at other places, but theirs is still pretty decent. The portions are pretty large for the price you pay, and the food is absolutely heavenly. Don't expect to find the healthiest meal here though, usually the food is dripping with grease...but makes it oh so tasty! So far I have had the carne asada, pastor, menudo, and the gorditas. The gorditas are by far my absolute favorite as they are stuffed with just the right amount of meat and fixins as to not burst open when you take your first bite. The aguas frescas are also very good. They usually have three to four flavors on hand such as horchata (a cinamony rice milk drink), melon (cantoloupe), and jamaica (a hibiscus flower drink)...all are super refreshing on a hot day. They also usually have a stand outside where you can purchase helotes served with traditional toppings such as mayo, lime, chile powder, and a little bit of cheese. The only downside to the place is that it may be a little difficult if you don't know Spanish. Intead of actually ordering at the counter, you have to tell the cashier your order, prepay, and then take your receipt to the cook who will make your meal. So you can't always just point to a number or something, you have to actually be able to tell these people what you want. Usually they know a little bit of english and typically understand what you are asking for. I have never had an issue here in the past.

Great meat. I bought the skirt to cook a mexican style arrachera and the quality of the meat was excellent.

YES! they do have some of the best real mexican FOOD! and yes menudo. Be there tomorrow. Francisco