This place came highly recommended for their carnitas. Carnitas is essentially twice-cooked pork. Pork is slowly braised until falling apart tender and just before serving the pork is fried to form a crispy outer layer.
What neat about this mom and pop supermarket is that the taqueria/deli is adjacent to the meat counter. To me, this implies all their food is fresh.

S had the carnitas taco.

I had the carnitas burrito. A burrito filled with carnitas, rice, refried beans and salsa.

The carnitas was delicious. A mild onion, garlic flavor without being overpowered by chiles.
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