Ibero America Market

I needed a soda from Colombia, and while the wonderful woman at the desk didn’t know about it, she called her husband for me, and I found out they carried it, and where I could look. She was very friendly, it’s a great store!

Wow how this market has changed from the past. The old 1986 LA Times article is no indication of the current market in terms of selection. There was practically no Central American products at all. Also lets talk about service. I would like to but there was none. I asked the clerk about whether they carried a couple of common Central American products and he said he didn’t know but directed me to the aisle where I could search for them myself. Needless to say there are better and cheaper places to look for Mexican cooking ingredients than this poor excuse for a market. Don’t bother seeking this place for anything especially not any Central American ingredients.

Muy mala tienda con mal ambiente y atención al cliente. Mal selección y súper caro. Además que puedes esperar de un dueño que no es latino ni entiendes nuestras culturas y ni siquiera tiene la decencia de apoyar la comunidad donde esta ubicado. No vuelvo a comprar aquí jamás y si estas buscando colombiano te recomiendo saras market en Westminster.
Este dueño solo le importa tu bolsillo. Muy caro y mala calidad. Pero si te gusta cucarachas dale de una.
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Extremely poor selection and overpriced.
The owner is Indian and doesn’t really understand Latinos, the culture or care to support his local community… ironic since he likes taking our money.
Won’t shop there again. Especially after seeing the roaches on the floor and behind the counter. Dirty, dirty, dirty.
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This place has filled a void in my stomach and my heart for the past 14 years. It looks like every other market/​liquor store in Anaheim. But inside I find the things I miss from Colombia.
Pony Malta? Sí! Colombiana? Sí! Postubon Manzana? Sí!
All of these are drinks/​sodas from Colombia. Each one with a distinctively original taste. Who needs to go all the way Galcos Soda when this place is wright here in Anaheim?
Colombiana is the best champaign cola in the world hands down. Sorry Central America but it’s true. Postubon Manzana is one of the better apple sodas out there. Sure it doesn’t taste like real apple, but it taste good. Pony malta is an non alcohol malt bereave. I would defiantly say it is an acquired taste. But if you’ve had other malts from South America give it a try. It doesn’t disappoint.
For any Colombians out there. I know there are a couple that decided to leave N.J. or Orlando to come out this way. You will find panela, brevas,(figs) arequipe and bocadillos de guayaba here. I’m almost certain they have Colombian hot choclate bars here too. If there’s something your looking for just ask. If the owner doesn’t know he will refer you to the Mexican guy that works there. He seems to handle the foreign stuff.