Red Eagle El Porvenir Tortilla - Surprise, Arizona

Mel Meter

have enjoyed red eagle tortillas previously but had never bought them fresh from the factory at dysart and grand. decided to stop in and check it out. looked like they were closed. saw a lady sitting at a table piled high with paperwork and junk. most of the lights were off and the place was a real mess. freezers full of frozen tortillas and tamales, etc. was planning to get some tamales but they were frozen solid and had been there a very long time. tortillas too. noticed the posted price $45/dozen tamales. decided not to take a chance and left. lady at the register was not happy when we left without buying anything. dont know why this place is even open. we wont be back.

Catherine Caseri

I haven’t bought since I moved away. Was telling someone today that they are the best I’ve ever had. Could not remember the name until I looked up the best tortillas in Surprise Arizona. May not remember the same but thanks to Safari search I found it.

Stephanie Scott

I as confused when I walked in, because all the lights were off and the first thing I saw appeared to be a messy office area with things piled up. To the right appeared to be a "break room" where employees were eating. To the left was a small grocery area. They only had refrigerated tortillas and frozen entrees and tortillas. Left disappointed.

A N M

My husband was addicted to their yellow corn tortillas since like the year 2000. When he lived with roommates in early 2000's, they used to buy like 10 packs a week. They would warm them up on their coil burner stovetop in the apartment. The smoke detector will always activate because they loved them crispy & burned .

Then suddenly Food City no longer carries them.?

james tignor

I grew up eating these tortillas.
They are still my favorite tortillas.
Unless Grandma made me some home made.

Raul Torres

Full disclosure . I did not buy anything. But once I walked into this establishment I was immediately turned off. Most of the lights are off , there's a table with misc items in the middle almost looks like a hoarding situation . The tortillas were all pretty hard . And the tamales looks like they have freezer burn . I was afraid to ask how old the tortillas and tamales are.

Margarita Rubio

We have always bought their corn tortillas. Food City no longer sells them tho. The last 5 packages we bought ($5.99) each at the factory were awful. They are hard, and a lighter color than they used to make. They used to be yellow. I heard the Terrones, the owners for many years were selling, do to their family members not wanting to take over the family business. If this is an indication of what their going to produce and sell going forward, we're no longer buying their tortillas. Poor quality. They fall apart and even after heating them up, they turn hard quickly. They definitely need to go back to the old formula!

2008Burgman

These are the best flour tortillas in town, period!
They are real hand stretched tortillas with no preservatives like the glossy mildew smelling one's that you are now finding in the stores and even most of the restaurants. They even have the toasty birth mark's on them from the griddle like a "real flour tortilla" to prove it. Also if you didn't know the manufacturers have to pay for flooring in a grocery store which is why you'll find the Hostess rack over by the greeting cards in a Frys instead of where it should be with the other donuts & cake snacks. We all know our options and if we lose the lady at Red eagle who's still carrying the torch for us then we're doomed. My advice, make the drive and let her know that she is very much appreciated no matter how much she raises her prices to keep the place going.