I recently visited your location to use the restroom, successfully communicating that I am observing a Vow of Silence. Upon returning the key, I attempted to communicate a critical need: a short, 10-minute charge for my phone, essential for safety and coordination. This request was denied based on the clerk's assumption that I was 'lingering' and had been 'here for a few days.' I would ask management and staff to reflect on the difference between a 'lingering' liability and a person facing a critical resource gap. Because I am currently navigating a temporary housing insecurity situation, my access to basic utilities like safe power and communication is extremely limited. In this context, denying 10 minutes of charge is denying a minimal safety lifeline. When the business rule ('non-customers cannot linger') overtakes the basic human need for safety and communication, the business is choosing policy over humanity. I hope you will consider a policy to grant brief, necessary resource access for safety, regardless of purchase history.
Tanya Eubanks
Dulzura Market may look like a small, charming shop, but don’t let that fool you—it’s truly the local one-stop market. It’s the perfect alternative when you don’t want to drive over 30 minutes into the city. They carry a wide variety of essentials, whether you’re on the road or at home. You’ll find everything from basic car supplies like oil, antifreeze, and Fix-a-Flat to household necessities, cleaning products, and over-the-counter medicine. They even stock small tools, clothing items like shirts and hats, plus plenty of snacks, ice cream, and cold beer.One of the best features of Dulzura Market is their weekend kitchen, open Friday through Sunday. The aroma of meats smoked right out front is irresistible and sets the tone for the incredible food inside. Their avocado chicken quesadilla and loaded meat baked potato are absolute must-tries, bursting with flavors you won’t find anywhere else.Every visit has been a great experience for me. The owners and staff are always welcoming, cheerful, and genuinely friendly, which makes the place feel special. Overall, Dulzura Market is one of my favorite spots to stop by, whether I’m passing through or craving some delicious food.
Armando Blancarte
To relax, go there
Sean Lucas
Awesome. Love this place. The food is so good, and the staff are wonderful.
Joseph Stark
This place is really unique. A ton of history, almost 100 year old general store. The couple that owns it are so kind and accommodating. Go on the weekends to try their tacos, burritos, and other delicious treats. They have an open pit that they BBQ the meat in. It's a must have experience if you're nearby.
William Campbell
I love this place! The tacos are fantastic! Be sure to sit out back under the big oak trees. Head down the road to Campo Creek Vineyards afterwards for a tasting!
Kim Hamilton
Smoked meats to die for: tacos, burritos, tortas y más.
Dana Madden
Very convenient
Phillip Mason
Small place but ownership is super nice! Most of the must have road trip needs and some unique stuff as well. Make sure to get some of their mini tacos. They are small but packed get a bunch of them!!
I had the Mexican special, one beef, one chicken, and one carnitas. They serve with plenty of Avacado and you know you’re getting your monies worth. Lots of seating between the outdoor tables and some that are inside as well. Bathroom is an interesting walk outside and up a small hill. Super clean bathrooms, just ask for the key before you make the walk!
Great old school spot. Easy on/off highway. Plenty parking
Michael M
We were out on a motorcycle ride on a beautiful Sunday and decided to stop in for lunch. We had tacos and chips & salsa. Both were very good and tasty. This store is a step back in time and really interesting to see. There are so many old and antique things in and around the store. Highly recommend you stop in and check it out.
Elaine
Absolutely the best Mexican food I've ever enjoyed.
John Ochoa
Luis and his family are great. The store is very welcoming and friendly. You can find all your basic needs here from milk, snacks and drinks. They serve food on the weekend. There are also sandwiches all week long. Sometimes they run out since they are so good.
steveackerlay
Called in here when passing through on my way to Tecate. Staff were really friendly and helpful. Food and coffee were great.
I recently visited your location to use the restroom, successfully communicating that I am observing a Vow of Silence. Upon returning the key, I attempted to communicate a critical need: a short, 10-minute charge for my phone, essential for safety and coordination.
This request was denied based on the clerk's assumption that I was 'lingering' and had been 'here for a few days.'
I would ask management and staff to reflect on the difference between a 'lingering' liability and a person facing a critical resource gap. Because I am currently navigating a temporary housing insecurity situation, my access to basic utilities like safe power and communication is extremely limited.
In this context, denying 10 minutes of charge is denying a minimal safety lifeline. When the business rule ('non-customers cannot linger') overtakes the basic human need for safety and communication, the business is choosing policy over humanity. I hope you will consider a policy to grant brief, necessary resource access for safety, regardless of purchase history.
Dulzura Market may look like a small, charming shop, but don’t let that fool you—it’s truly the local one-stop market. It’s the perfect alternative when you don’t want to drive over 30 minutes into the city. They carry a wide variety of essentials, whether you’re on the road or at home. You’ll find everything from basic car supplies like oil, antifreeze, and Fix-a-Flat to household necessities, cleaning products, and over-the-counter medicine. They even stock small tools, clothing items like shirts and hats, plus plenty of snacks, ice cream, and cold beer.One of the best features of Dulzura Market is their weekend kitchen, open Friday through Sunday. The aroma of meats smoked right out front is irresistible and sets the tone for the incredible food inside. Their avocado chicken quesadilla and loaded meat baked potato are absolute must-tries, bursting with flavors you won’t find anywhere else.Every visit has been a great experience for me. The owners and staff are always welcoming, cheerful, and genuinely friendly, which makes the place feel special. Overall, Dulzura Market is one of my favorite spots to stop by, whether I’m passing through or craving some delicious food.
To relax, go there
Awesome. Love this place. The food is so good, and the staff are wonderful.
This place is really unique. A ton of history, almost 100 year old general store. The couple that owns it are so kind and accommodating. Go on the weekends to try their tacos, burritos, and other delicious treats. They have an open pit that they BBQ the meat in. It's a must have experience if you're nearby.
I love this place! The tacos are fantastic! Be sure to sit out back under the big oak trees. Head down the road to Campo Creek Vineyards afterwards for a tasting!
Smoked meats to die for: tacos, burritos, tortas y más.
Very convenient
Small place but ownership is super nice! Most of the must have road trip needs and some unique stuff as well. Make sure to get some of their mini tacos. They are small but packed get a bunch of them!!
I had the Mexican special, one beef, one chicken, and one carnitas. They serve with plenty of Avacado and you know you’re getting your monies worth. Lots of seating between the outdoor tables and some that are inside as well. Bathroom is an interesting walk outside and up a small hill. Super clean bathrooms, just ask for the key before you make the walk!
Great Reststop
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Great old school spot. Easy on/off highway. Plenty parking
We were out on a motorcycle ride on a beautiful Sunday and decided to stop in for lunch. We had tacos and chips & salsa. Both were very good and tasty. This store is a step back in time and really interesting to see. There are so many old and antique things in and around the store. Highly recommend you stop in and check it out.
Absolutely the best Mexican food I've ever enjoyed.
Luis and his family are great. The store is very welcoming and friendly. You can find all your basic needs here from milk, snacks and drinks. They serve food on the weekend. There are also sandwiches all week long. Sometimes they run out since they are so good.
Called in here when passing through on my way to Tecate. Staff were really friendly and helpful. Food and coffee were great.
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