Redlands Ranch Market

Love the meats. And a great salsa bar. This place is great to grab meat salsa and some fresh tortillas and hit the park for a bbq.

Beware of their card payment machines! They took so long to run my card when I was checking out. I ended up being charged twice for the same transaction. Not only is their food disgusting, but they do shady business. I just disputed this with my credit card company as I plan to never return!!! Beware!!!

I came in to buy some Mexican Bread for a business meeting I was having I went directly to the «fresh Bread» area, (you know the one that you bag yourself with the tongs.) Well I never expected the bread to come with a PRIZE! I was looking at all the BOMB bread and low and behold I see a huge COCKROACH just cruising around the bread. I was Disgusted!!! you know what they say for «For every 1 you see, there are 50 you didn’t see» I went looking for a customer service representative to show them and The lady just flicks it to the ground and steps on it, and she says, «Oh yeah there is a ton of those here, we keep telling the owner but he refuses to do anything about it.» hummmm! That tells me that the owner doesnt care about quality control. I haven’t bought bread from there since then.

I’d been by Redlands Ranch Market many times but never went in. I was in the market for curry paste as the local Thai Market in San Bernardino has closed. They had a nice variety but I was more impressed with the taqueria inside. I picked up a few tamales and a lunch plate and it was pretty darn good. I usually go back to Mexican places based on their salsa and I’ll be going back. As a market, its a ranch market and pretty much what you would expect. Try the takeout.

I’m all about visiting every Mexican market to buy some bread. This bread my abuelita brought home from this place is the softest Mexican bread I have eaten. I didnt think such a thing was possible. I’m going to have to check the place out myself to see if the selection is good.

The best Mexican market around. Stop in here every time we head out that way. The chips, salsa, meat and vegetables are wonderful and priced well. If you want to try great Mexican food, this is the place to get your stuff! The owners are super nice and helpful.

I would give them zero stars if I could but do not shop here. They make fun of the way you dress and if you have a problem all the manager says is okay thank you then hangs up on you. Pathetic.

great place, always get my pork roasts for chilli Verde & fresh torts. just a nice Mexican market has everything you need for rocking some good food

Redlands Ranch Market is actually better to go to if you are looking for more of a sale on produce and meat like carne asada and pollo asada. They also have sales on queso fresco and sell fresh cooked food. It’s like Cardenas on a smaller scale, also a little more expensive. This is a quite convenient store since I love to cook Mexican food. They have fresh tortillas, salsa, guacamole, and more. I came here to get cilantro, onions, and some queso fresco. All were a better price than Stater Bros.

Great value and variety! I always get their Carne Asade for special get togethers Today I was thrilled to get all my shipping down here except for Lamb. Hungry I indulged w a Canitas taco Ifor lunch! Lots a meat great flavor and price.
Expanded offerings of Asian and Middle Eastern foods.

I make the 30 mile drive for my Mexican Food nights. By far the best meat, beans, rice, chips & salsa in California…

I discovered this place while visiting the Walgreen’s next door. If you raw feed your dog like I do, you have just found THE place for fun meaty bones for your dog (s).
Multi-​packs of pig feet in the fresh section. Whole skinless cow legs several feet long, hooves attached. I loaded up my cart. The only thing my dog would not eat was the liver, for some reason. I also slow cook for my dog, and the super large (very cheap) bags of frozen vegetables meet our needs well. People aren’t kidding about the fresh produce. I bought a lot of that for ME!
Amazingly low prices, meat guys there to answer your questions or do special cuts for you all the time (I have never seen less than two butchers). I was a kid in a candy store!

The food has dramatically gone down the drain. I use to drive from highland to get my Mexican food fix. Just yesterday I had a burrito & was absolutely disgusting; cold beans & rice, meat had no flavor, onion had bad flavor but worst of all salsa had no flavor & was not spicy at all. Also the aguas frescas are not frescas anymore. Flavor is tasteless.

This is absolutely the cheapest place to buy veggies! You can fill an entire hand kart full of veggies and leave the store for less than $ 20. Its insane! Stay away from the fruit however because the quality just isn’t there.

Just this past week they’ve added half an aisle of craft beer and the selection is incredible! Ballast Point, Stone, Ommegang… beers I could only find at Bevmo or Gerrard’s are now at Ranch Market FOR LESS MONEY! One more thing to check off the ever-​shortening list of «Things I can’t buy at Ranch Market for less than anywhere else.»

Fresh pan dulce and torta bread are often hot out of the oven. Kitchen in the back is good for on the go, but is better earlier. Cheap produce and meats have kept my food costs within budget. It seems like they have a little bit of everything here.

I have to say I don’t come here to shop. I come here because it is a very convenient place to pay my gas and electric bill thanks to their special money related services that they offer. Perhaps one day I will shop here; one day in the near forseeable future…
On a side note, I noticed today there was a big sign over one of the aisles reading «A safe place for women and children.» Hmmmmm… Wouldn’t that already be assumed without the sign? I think the sign does more harm than good. Why do they feel the need to post something like that? Has there been an issue (s) in Ranch Market’s shady past? I’m just thinking out loud here, lol. Apparantly the sign is for a women and children center that is being constructed in Mexico w/​the help of Ranch Market. So that’s cool.

Go. This place is absolutely incredible. If you are a serious cook you will appreciate so much about the Ranch Market-​from the meat department (a true butcher, not the crap you find in the grocery stores) to the produce section and all the cool ingredients in the aisles in between. Fresh tortillas, salsas, etc. The prices are not to be believed. Let me again mention the meat department-​whole briskets of beef for about $ 3 a pound, pork shoulder roasts bigger than anywhere else in town for less than half the cost, tri tips, all the organ meats if you’re into that, whole fish-​you name it, it’s there. Very, very nice people, too-​I was so impressed!

This place is awesome. It’s a very authentic and nice Mexican market. I knew as soon as I walked in and saw a nice big bag of homemade tortilla chips, that I would be walking out with some fresh goodies. Everything is super fresh here, you don’t see very many frozen things at all here and that’s the way it should be. One of the best things is that you don’t have to pay extra for having fresh food like you would at a normal grocery store. Everything is super cheap. They even have a place where you can sit down and order some lunch and eat it there (or just get it to go if you don’t want to eat there!) and it looked (and smelled) soo good. I’m definitely coming back for lunch soon.
I got really excited when I saw their fresh bakery and all their authentic Mexican items. I got their sweet bread (conchas) and it was so good. It reminded me of when I was a kid (I’m not Hispanic but all my closest friends were growing up and Mexican sweet bread was always my favorite part about breakfast at their homes, haha).
The people that work there seem very friendly and welcoming. No one seems to look down on you or treat you any different if you’re not Hispanic. I’m definitely going to be coming back to this place a lot!

First of all ATTENTION SOUTHSIDERS: If you do not shop here for all your vegetables, and dairy products you are getting ripped off by the BIG BOX stores around town… This place is an absolute gem in Redlands. Hispanic market.yes. mostly Hispanic clientele.yes. Am i sometimes the only white person in there??? yes. But so what. All money is green, and why spend any more of your hard earned cash for the same thing at Albertsons, Vons, or Stater Bros., when you do not have too.
The produce here is up to 50%+ less, the quality is as good or better. Their dairy, milk, eggs and cheese are cheaper as well, not 50% cheaper, but cheaper and better quality. They shred their own cheese, make their own ranch dressing from scratch, all for less than the name brands and better too!
They also have an awesome bakery; The PAN is the best I have ever had anywhere, and I have had PAN from many different Mexican Markets around so cal, not only because I love it, but because my girlfriend is of Mexican decent so her family always has buys it from local markets and panecarias where they live, and Redlands Ranch Market always beats it hands down.
There meat is very good, they have the typical lower cuts of meat popular in the Hispanic culture (very good flat meat for carne asada and grilling) but they also have USDA prime cuts, at very reasonable prices. Good prices on chicken, all less than Big Box, and good prices on fish at cheaper prices.
Their spices are also over 50% less than the bigger guys and they have a hot deli where you can get freshly cooked carnitas, chickens, and other Hispanic delectables. They also make their own tortillas fresh throughout the day, as well as fresh salsas. This place is a true throw back to the days of the mom & pop markets of years gone by, that provide everything you need at low prices, good quality, and with pride. I find my self shopping less and less at the Big Guys and more and more at Redlands Ranch Market.
If I could give 100 stars for this place I would