Unimarket

Good latin store.

Great selection of Latin foods including chorizo, salsa and hot sauce. This will be my new «go to» for ingredients for my husband’s breakfast tacos. Yum!

Browsing Unimarket today proved how clueless I am about Latino products. I can’t give it a higher rating because I couldn’t possibly judge the value of what’s in store, but it appears pretty thorough as Jason G. said.
I’m not as adventurous as I could be at times, so I bought a small bag of kettle cooked red hot chili pepper flavored chips. They were handled with care because none of them were crushed but I wouldn’t recommend opening the bag if you have any exposed, broken skin because if so, you may as well just set yourself on fire. My lips are a bit chapped and dry from the weather and getting the chili powder on them sat me straight up in my seat.
Unimarket is small, clean and very tidy with customer parking.

If you watch the food network long enough, you’re bound to encounter exotic ingredients not readily available at the standard grocery store. Me, I needed some chorizo sausage. The real deal chorizo, too — not some watered down «facsimile» — it had to be authentic.
Which is what brought me to the Unimarket, a Latin/​Central American grocery on Edmonton Trail. There’s a little coffee counter at the front serving premium Columbian coffee and assorted other Latin American hot beverages. The store is fully stocked with all the imported canned goods, spices, and marinades you could want. As well, they have a modest produce selection which featured an abundance of Poblano peppers. So, if you want to add a little spicy Latin flair to your kitchen, give Unimarket a try.
And by the way, the chorizo was perfect.