Luis Enrique Angeles Sampedro

Friendly service, but the tamales are sometimes from previous days and cold.

Teresa Hernández

Today, August 6th, I went to the branch located in San Fernando, near the ISSSTE funeral home. From the moment we arrived, the employee was very rude, rushing us to see what we wanted. We obviously took our time ordering, as we asked what flavors they had. We ordered a green tamale, then another green one, and finally a rajas tamale. Then we asked about the atole and ordered one chocolate atole, one rice atole, and then another chocolate atole. She very rudely told us, "That's three." Of course, I told her we ordered them one at a time because we couldn't decide what each of us would have. Honestly, with that attitude, I don't feel like going back. Another woman arrived, or perhaps she treated her the same way. She told her that if the tamale was to go, she would give it to her without the husk. From my point of view, that's wrong. I hope the owners address this issue.

karina rocher

I placed my order through Diddi Food, ordering tamales and chilaquiles with chicken. The latter was spoiled and smelled HORRIBLE! And I honestly didn't like the tamales, and considering the chicken, I wasn't very confident eating them. Plus, they're not cheap at all. I tried to find a number to complain about the chicken, but it was impossible to get through...

Nayeli Martinez

Excellent tamales, shame about the staff. This morning the girl even threw spoons at us. Sulky. It's a good thing she doesn't make the tamales, because otherwise, they wouldn't work. People out of work and looking for work, and she's a jerk.

Lorena Vianey Pérez Pérez

The employee's service was unfriendly, and as for the tamales, I ordered Oaxacan tamales and they smelled and tasted strange; they didn't have a good flavor. The sweet ones were burnt at the edges. I don't recommend them at all.

Daniela Ramírez

We just bought something, they gave me the wrong order, I asked for red Oaxacan tamales and they gave me mole, I asked for chocolate and they gave me another flavor,

Guadalupe Trejo

I completely agree with the comments; the women working there are incredibly rude. You ask them something, and they just flat-out say, "I don't know." And they give you the tamales cold if you want them. I placed an order a year ago, and they never even processed it. When I arrived, they were all gone. They even told me, "We have those left over if you want them," and they were already spoiled. It's clear that on February 2nd, you have to get there early, but they really need to hire someone responsible for the store with a better attitude.

Paulina Quiroz

I've never eaten there, but the young woman is incredibly rude to people who park outside. It's a public street, for starters. I saw her throw water on a car and hit it with a broom, and the owners don't seem to notice. Poor thing, she clearly loves that job. I would never stop there; the place on the corner of La Cuchilla, across from the church, is much better. A terrible person.

Cinthia MORALES

Yesterday, April 18th, my husband went at 10 to 1 to get some atole, and they wanted me to bring it cold because it was already very late and they had already turned off everything, today I told the same person that the attitude of the person from yesterday was very bad (it was the same person) and she started yelling a thousand rude things among themselves that if we want hot things we should go early, I told her that what is supposed to differentiate them from those who sell on the street is precisely that during their hours they can heat things up because they have an oven, and again she starts yelling at me that if I want hot things I should get up and go early. Obviously she is an employee because the owners would never do something like that.

Luis Aldair Rodrìguez Cruz

Terrible service. The person serving was very rude. They should hire someone with better customer service skills because their tamales are delicious, but the service is awful.