Snacks and chips
The Mexican snack aisle: chips, chicharrones, spicy peanuts, candy and the sweets you cannot get at a regular grocery store.
La Tapatía Súper Mercado
The market side
Most people in Racine know us for the tacos. What they do not know is that the same building holds a Mexican grocery store, and you get to it without going back outside.
Same door · Same hours · Same family | Cash only · ATM inside
One door. Two businesses.
Eat on one side,
shop on the other
Walk in off the corner of Mead Street and the dining room is right there. Look past the tables and you will see a yellow archway. Straight through it are the grocery aisles, the coolers and the piñatas hanging over the shelves.
It is one family, one building, one set of hours. Sit down for a plate of chilaquiles at seven in the morning, then pick up what you needed on the way out.
How to find usThrough the archway
What is on the shelves
A neighborhood tienda, not a warehouse. Stock moves and changes with the season, so if you are making a trip for one specific thing, call first and we will go look for you.
Cold drinks
Coolers along the wall. Mexican sodas, jugos, aguas and everything else cold, right by the register.
Pantry staples
Canned goods, dry goods and the basics you actually cook with, on the shelves through the archway.
Piñatas
Hanging right over the aisle. If you have a birthday coming up, come look before you order one online.
Looking for something specific? Call (262) 633-7816 and ask. Somebody is here from 7 in the morning until midnight, every day of the week.
Why both, under one roof?
That is how a
neighborhood store works
A tienda has never only been a place to buy groceries. It is where you get lunch, where you find the piñata for Saturday, where somebody behind the counter speaks your language and knows your family.
La Tapatía has been that corner on Mead Street for a long time. The restaurant and the market have always been the same thing to us.
Hablamos español. Pase, aquí lo atendemos en español.
☎ (262) 633-7816