Carniceria La Vaquita 2

This small shop offers all your Hispanic needs.
PROS:
— Every morning they make fresh bread — from your typical pan dulce to bolillos and even the bolillos brother, teleras. (These two particular breads [bolillos & teleras] are great for making sub-​style sandwiches. ¡Delicioso!) There isn’t very much variation in their pan dulce but the bread they do offer is delicious and authentic!
— They have all kinds of meats which can be cut however you’d like. They also have meat already seasoned for your convenience.
— There is a small restaurant inside offering carnitas, all kinds of tacos, chiles rellenos, and menudo on Sundays.
— They also have aguas frescas. Their flavors are hit and miss. For example, today they had guayaba (guava), naranja (orange), and sandía (watermelon), which are delicious, but a few days ago they had, agua de jamaica (hibiscus flowers), agua de frutas (a mixture of fruits), and horchata. All delicious but I just wish I knew what they had so I wouldn’t go in expecting something that there isn’t. Props to them though, they are the first place in town that I’ve found agua de jamaica!
— They have several Spanish newspapers for free — El Mensajero, Rumores, El Perico, 027, and El Noticiero. They also offer ‘La Voz’ for 50 cents!
CON:
— Parking can be limited.
Overall, great little shop!