Stores & Food Markets

Lee Lee Oriental Supermarket
"This is the best place to buy everything Goya. Just go straight to aisle 14 and your in Goya heaven. Goya beans are just $.69. In the frozen section you can also find Goya frozen product. They even sell bacalao in the fish section. I love this store,"
Jose Nee Irizarry.

My Cuban Market
"This store is a blessing to the neighborhood. They carry Bacalao, Tasajo, Malta, Gofio and a wide variety of Goya products including Goya sodas in the bottle.They have a large selection of Expresso coffee. Their prices are very reasonable on all their product,"
Margie Lugo.

Andre's Latin Market
"A place to find all your favorite Puerto Rican ingredients that remind you of home. Andre's Market carries many hard to find Caribbean products."

El Camaguey Meat Mkt. & Int'l Food
"Wide variety of Goya products,"
Felecia.

Old San Juan Groceries
"Good selection of fresh, canned, and frozen foods from Puerto Rico, Cuba, Panama, Mexico, and a number of other Latin American countries."
recommended by Juan O. Cruz.

SoNo Country Market
"Convenient for walking, bus or driving with parking available. Store has Caribbean foods and items that are sometimes not as easily available in other grocery stores,"
M. Vita.

Souveniles de Puerto Rico
"The store have everything you can imagine from Puerto Rico. Music, clothing, food, artesania, games, books, videos, etc. They have frozen food for you to take home: morcillas, pasteles, empanadillas de pizza, alcapurrias, etc. They also have chicarron de Bayamon and Brazo Gitano de Franco. The owners are very friendly.
recommended by Marilu.

Mercado De La Raza
recommended by Sharon H.

Armitage Produce
"Also known as La Fruteria, this supermercado is a hidden treasure. Everything and anything Puerto Rican. Located in the heart of the Puerto Rican community in Chicago. Well worth the trip. You will find everything from yautias, yuca, ñame, batatas, platanos, Ggineo verde (extra green), ajies dulces, recao, panapen, quenepas (when in season), and Puerto Rican avocados. Grocery items include full line of Goya products, Florecitas, Naturola Syrups, Royal Borinquen crackers, Vanilla Imperial Galletas, maltas, Lotus pina juice & crema de coco, Betis olive oil, Carmela Salchichas and Merenguitos. La Carniceria includes everything from pernil de puerco, carne de puerco, pescado sierra, bacalao sin y con espina, bola de res, to mortella, tasajo, and tocino. The list goes on and on. No wonder the community has been going there for over twenty years. Thank you Armitage Produce for bringing Puerto Rico to our back door in Chicago,"
Pedro.

Manhattan International Foods
"International food and spices; Puerto Rican food items: frozen, fresh, canned. Special orders."
recommended by Yolanda Hebert.

Ta Lin
"Chinese Grocery store who offers a wide variety of Puerto Rican products,"
Eduardo Santiago.

Borinquen Records
"Latin music: CDs, LP and cassettes. Souvenirs, flags, t-shirts and more,"
J. Pagan.

Essex Street Market
"The Essex Street Market is a historic shopping location on the Lower East Side of New York City. It offers a wide variety of foods and spices that cater to Puerto Rican cuisines,"
R. Mendez.

Jungle Jim's
"Groceries from all over the world including Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Great selection of species, fresh produce, viandas, fresh seafood, pork, fishes, etc. All Goya products, juices and nectars. Goat cheese, guava jelly, guava pasta, pasteles, and pastelillos,"
Efrain Morales.

International Food Market
"Puerto Rican and Latin American groceries and frozen foods. Pasteles, viandas, cafe, dulces del pais, malta, Jugo de Piņa Lotus (my favorite!)...at a price!"
recommended by Gloria Caldas.

Luna & Sons Grocery and Meat Market
"Specialized on Caribbean food,"
John A. Cuencas.

La Tienda Specialty Foods

Sofrito Rico
"Catering at the moment, while looking to secure a place of business,"
Michael Figueroa.