Mini Market Lupita Review Essay

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Mini Market Lupita Review One of the reasons why I love Mexico is because of the delicious food products they have. These food products are made in Mexico and are difficult to find in United States grocery stores. Therefore, I really like Mini Market Lupita which is located in Worthington Minnesota on Oxford street. This is a Mexican store that offers food product brands from Mexico it contains a bakery and a butcher shop. My family and I appreciate having a store like this in town because it provides the community a taste of Mexican food products. Along, with that these are three reasons why I like and recommend this store. Mini Market Lupita is a well-organized store that always has affordable prices and has a welcoming environment with an excellent array of Mexican food products. The first, reason why I like Mini Market Lupita and recommend it is because they always have affordable prices. They always have good deals on food products like vegetables, fruits and, breads. For example, one time when my parents went shopping for vegetables the cashier Maria said, “today …show more content…

Mini Market Lupita is well-organized, and they do an excellent job of dividing the food products into separate spaces. For example, the bread is all located near the bakery and is stored behind a glass case, so you can see the varieties displayed. This organization provides a welcoming environment for the customers because it makes it easier for a customer to find food products in the store. In addition, to being organized Mini Market Lupita is also an incredibly clean store and the employees are always presentable. Occasionally they will also play enjoyable Mexican music in the store which creates a happy and friendly mood for the customers while shopping. These are all factors that contribute to the welcoming environment in Mini Market Lupita for the

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