Campos Market

Since I’m not from the area, I had to search for a Mexican grocery store, and Campos Market was the closest to where I was staying. They had most of the items I needed, and I liked that they have a carnicería along with a small restaurant area in the back where you can sit and eat. The customer service was good, and overall, it was a convenient spot.

Great place to get some good mexican deli items. They also have a good assortment of hispanic items and brands that are only found in shops like this. Ordered food here too but the ladies at the counter are kinda rude so just don’t mind them too much when you order. Other than that it’s a good place overall

When you look at the facade it gives off a vibe of strange third world decor. Signs posted outdoors of rooms to rent and businesses wanting your attention. Once inside, you have a three for one experience. Towards the back is a mini food court with hot food and beverages. To the right of that a full array of meats, some marinated, some not. A small produce section to the left rear and the first half is dedicated to pantry items. This is the interesting section. You have products from a variety of Latin countries including, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Columbia, and a frozen section that includes casava, pupusas, tostones, and discs for making empanadas. The aisles are small and some items lack prices. Some popular items like PAN are better prices in some other local stores like Fred Myers. Some of the local big markets are starting to see the culinary needs of the mostly migrant community and are dipping their toes in the once niche stores like Campos Market.

I've been coming here since I was a kid, and Campos is my favorite Mexican market in the area. Their lunch counter has some of the best Mexican food around, their Carnitas are the bomb, and they have a great drink selection.

I went in to get taco salad bowls and they didn’t have them, but it smelled really good in the store and the cashier was extremely helpful