Food is amazing and they have everything you need. Cakes, groceries, clothes, boots, EVERYTHING!

Been here twice and the food is authentic. The whole atmosphere is culture to the T. Service is spot on. Very clean and the desert is over the top and I want one of everything.

This little spot is hidden in the corner of a strip mall. Talk about delicious and authentic food. The breakfast was some of the best I have had at a restaurant. The menu is very small for breakfast but the food speaks for itself. The prices are so cheap for the amount of food you get. The waitress was phenomenal and she even gave me a free slice of cake to bring to my daughter. My favorite was the fresh juices and the homemade hot sauce/toppings bar. I can't wait to go back, this is a must stop at spot

Great service and tasty original Mexican food! The place is like visiting a colorful Mercado in Mexico with all kinds of Mexican Pan Dulce Bakery and delicious cut up fruit!!! The place is very clean and neat!

Having grown up in California, San Francisco to be exact I was a bit spoiled with the abundance of great authentic Mexican food ,moving out to the East Coast It was a bit hard to find a place like El Primo Plaza. I am totally blown away how good the food is ,how wonderful the service is and how comfortable the restaurant is, it is inside a traditional market and first class bakery such a great find . I've tried multiple things here from the tacos, and the incredible salsas and condiments laid out at their cute taco bar fixings area to enchiladas and taquitos as well as their authentic chicken Mole

Had fajitas - excellent place! It's authentic Mexican food with many Mexican locals which speaks for their quality and affordable prices.

My daughter told me about this place. We have been coming here for Mexican food ever since. We did take out before and recently had diner there several times. I normally not a huge fan of Mexican food but this place really changed my mind. Every time we come we are trying different dishes. Last time we had the Cuban torta. If you love a lot of meats, this is for you. It's so delicious. My boyfriend ate it all up. Tonight we went back and tried the Chipotle Shrimp which was recommended by our waitress. OMG. It was amazing. The sauce was so delicious that we mixed it with the rice. No sauce was left behind. This dish is my favorite one so far. We also got the fish taco which was very delicious too. Huge pieces of fishes in each tacos. Very fresh and lots of veggies accompanied it. The service has been excellent each time we come especially tonight. Our waitress was very attentive and her recommendation was delicious even down to the tres leches. The desserts here are not sweet which is prefect for me. We got strawberry tres leches, peach tres leches and flan to go. They ran out of horchata which is our favorite but the pineapple and papaya drinks were delicious also. They have so many different options from the food to the drinks to the desserts. They even have a market when you walk in. We use to go to On the Border and Las Margaritas. That's why we were not big fans of Mexican food but we found this restaurant and definitely be back to try other dishes. If you like Mexican food, this place is a must try.

Loved it! I had no idea such a place existed in Pennsylvania. I had a pastor taco and a carnitas taco. There is a bar to fit up your tacos. Nachos are served with beans. I loved the food and how you can buy everything Mexican.

I've been living in Philly for 10 years and only recently got turned on to authentic Mexican pastries like pan dulce. A lovely young lady at work brought conchas to work a few times and I'd always think about them long after they were gone. So I knew I'd have to find a spot for them... I ventured out in the midday, hoping to get back before rush hour. We hit a spot not too far from El Primo Plaza- idk how it popped up on Yelp as a place with pan dulce, but they did NOT have fresh offerings. Only conchas in plastic bags- I know better. I wish I would knowingly buy some preservative-laden pastries. I launched Yelp again and searched again for pan dulce. Pan dulce 0.6 miles down the road, it said. The children and I hopped into the vehicle and we headed to El Primo. I smelled the pastries outside as soon as I opened the door to my car. I'm so glad we went here because the place is beautiful. It doesn't feel like we are in the US, near Philly. It feels like we are far from home. As soon as I saw the wall of baked goods, I was so glad I'd left the prior location. There were cakes and donuts, cookies and croissants, fresh juice and house made mangonada. There was a cozy area where we could've grabbed a meal. Overall, there's more I'd like to see and explore at El Primo Plaza.

This might be my favorite Mexican restaurant in the area now. Everything was delicious and fresh. We came late in the evening so we missed out of some of the meat options as they were sold out for the day but no worries we will definitely come back to try them.