Perez Market & Taquería

Perez Market & Taquería is a neighborhood grocery store in West Valley City, Utah, at 2774 3500 S, West Valley City, UT 84119. It brings together a market with Hispanic products and a taquería, giving local shoppers and diners a place to browse groceries and consider prepared food in one stop. The business is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with hours that can suit both daytime errands and an evening visit. For people searching for a Hispanic grocery store or taquería in West Valley City, this address offers a local option to explore.

Customer feedback points to a selection of Hispanic products as one of the market’s strengths. One reviewer specifically appreciated the assortment, which may be useful for shoppers looking for familiar products while doing their regular grocery run. The food reviews mention carnitas, menudo, and barbacoa. A customer praised the carnitas and described the menudo as very spicy and delicious, while another said a sample of barbacoa was okay. These are individual experiences rather than a guarantee of what is available on every visit, so customers interested in a particular dish may want to check directly with the business.

The atmosphere described by customers is that of a local market and casual food stop, with service experiences that vary. Some reviewers mention friendly, helpful interactions, including praise for a staff member and the owner. Other customers report poor service, concerns about unclear prices, and negative experiences with some grocery items, including produce, meat, seafood, and refrigerated products. These contrasting comments offer a more complete picture for prospective visitors: feedback is mixed, and shoppers may wish to check product condition and pricing themselves. The business has a 4.0 rating from 190 reviews, alongside a range of individual opinions.

Perez Market & Taquería may be worth considering for West Valley City residents who want to browse Hispanic groceries and find a neighborhood spot serving Mexican dishes such as carnitas, menudo, and barbacoa. It may also be a practical place to ask about food for a gathering; one reviewer said they had heard catering might be available, though the details and availability are not confirmed here. If you are planning a special order, ask the business directly about menu options, portions, pricing, and arrangements before making plans. With its convenient 3500 S location and seven-day schedule, the market is an option for nearby shoppers and diners who prefer to support local businesses while making their own assessment of the products and service.