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Latino grocery stores in the United States

31 verified businesses.

The Latino store covers a broader spectrum than the Mexican one: products from Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America in the same shop. For anyone cooking Mexican it is a useful fallback when there is no Mexican store nearby, especially in cities where the Latino community is mainly Central American or Caribbean.

What to expect: the basic Mexican pantry (common dried chiles, masa harina, salsas, beans) is almost always there; what varies is the depth. Less common chiles, specific herbs or particular Mexican cheeses depend a lot on the neighborhood. Many of these stores also run a bakery and money-transfer or parcel services.

The businesses on this list have been verified one by one; where a detail could not be confirmed, it is left empty.

By city

Orlando(7)Hialeah(5)Kissimmee(4)Seattle(3)Austin(2)Miami(2)Vancouver(1)Jackson Heights(1)San Francisco(1)Tampa(1)New Rochelle(1)Phoenix(1)

Frequently asked questions

Can I find Mexican ingredients in a Latino store?

The basics almost always: common dried chiles, masa harina, beans, salsas and snacks. For unusual chiles, herbs such as epazote or specific Mexican cheeses, a Mexican store or carniceria will usually go deeper.

How is it different from a Mexican store?

The Latino store carries products from several Latin American countries and tailors its range to the community in its neighborhood. The Mexican one specializes in the Mexican pantry and typically goes further on chiles, herbs, cheeses and specific brands.

How do I know which one suits me?

If you are after a specific, hard-to-find ingredient, filter for Mexican stores. If you want a general shop or have no Mexican store nearby, the Latino store will do the job. You can filter the directory by type and by city.

Directory curated by Edmond Bojalil. Last updated: 2026-10-04.

Edmond Bojalil
Edmond Bojalil

Founder, Recetas Mexas

Mexican from Puebla, IT professional and foodie. Author of 1000+ authentic Mexican recipes adapted for home kitchens worldwide. Based in Madrid since 2018.

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