La Noria Market - San Bernardino, California

T H.

La Noria Market has friendly & helpful employees.
It's a small grocery market.
They also sell prepared foods like chicken, rice, beans, carnitas and more...
I definitely need to try that next time.

I can only comment on their pan dulce and some tamarind chamoy candies I've purchased from here.
As I haven't bought any else.
Pan dulce is fresh and tasty but pretty pricey.
Also, the gummies with tamarind and chamoy are super expensive with a price tag of 7.99 each small package.

Overall, it's a decent spot for pan dulce, and I'm pretty sure everything else is pretty good too.

Claudia Z.

Went on a sunday afternoon, there were at least 5 of us in line waiting for our food while the 2 lady's in the kitchen serving were just chatting, which took them longer to prepare the food. I ordered 2 asada burritos and waited in line a good 15-20 minutes while I watched them chat. Service is not great. The food is good though.

Ami R.

The best pan dulce on this side of town, baked fresh daily. The staff is always friendly & helpful, they assisted me to load the items I purchased to my vehicle. Also, I admire the management and ownership for being diligent in confirming the ID of the customer upon every credit card transaction. Thank you for doing the right thing!

Jennifer D. L. T.

I love coming here for the the variety of fresh pan dulce and the cheap produce they offer. Seriously, some of their fresh produce can be half the price of other stores!

Anyway, we had never tried their cooked food before and I will say that we were not fans of what we ordered: chile verde chicharrón. The food had a burnt taste to it and unfortunately we didn’t get much meat but got more of the chewy parts of the chicharrón. When had to come back and ask for something else and the cashier at the front was understanding and didn’t give us a hard time.

We will continue to patron this place because it’s such a staple of the community and they have great, fresh products. But as far as the cooked food, we might not try something else anytime soon.

Luz G. (.

Their breads are really big and delicious. Their burritos and meats are OK. Nothing really to rave about and just a heads up, you have to order your hot food like the food they make there at checkout and then go with your receipt to the hot foods area to get your food lol buuuut the chicharron isn't a hot food so you must order that at the hot foods area 🤣 who invented this system I do not know lmao! Whatever floats their boat. We ended up not getting any as they have no signs for their little system and didn't want to wait in 2 more lines to be served lol

J R.

This is a pretty cool little store The only issue I have with it is some of the prices are a bit high. But you are in and out pretty fast so I guess it's worth paying a little more to be able to go in get what you forgot to get and be out

Yari R.

After many years coming to this place,me and my family had worst time when coming to communicating with there staffs.we came across an unfortunate situation that was handled in a very sadly and in an impolite way
Sad to say but never will I visit a noria market again

Y L.

Hand down, best menudo. Their homemade tortillas are the best and they are more serving chivo. Maybe will try next time. This place's did always gives me the feeling of eating at Grandma's house. I purchase the large for $9.17 and I take my own pot. They give you 6 tortillas with it. Easily serves 3 or 2 big bowls. They have a salsa bar, I take my own Ziploc, although they have lil plastic cups and aluminum paper...Enjoy! PS. This stuff is so good, you best go before 9 am. Also sometimes by 8a.m. it's sold out. So if you woke up late, call ahead to see if there's still menudo available. Served only Saturday and Sunday mornings.