Visit Abarrotes Cinco de Mayo Mexican Restaurant and Grocery Store in Norcross GA for authentic Mexican food, cooking recipes and culture. Eat for a Great Price All Day Every Day.

Patrons can find themselves in a relaxed setting that is acceptable for all ages.

All the food served is fresh and original as the Chefs at the Abarrotes Cinco de Mayo Mexican Restaurant put a Norcross Georgia spin on their traditional Mexican food menu.

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At Abarrotes Cinco de Mayo Mexican Restaurant, we take real pride in serving our guests authentic Mexican foods made with the finest ingredients available.

Like salsas made fresh throughout the day to ensure the ultimate in flavor, Tableside Guacamole prepared with only Haas avocados and handmade tamales prepared daily in the traditional way – wrapped in corn husks for the best taste and to retain moisture.

These are but a few of the efforts we make every day to bring you the real flavors of our authentic Mexican food menu.

Abarrotes Cinco de Mayo has established itself, not only as an authentic Mexican food restaurant, but as a place where locals and out-of-towners, friends and business associates, food lovers and fans of authentic Mexican comfort food can eat, drink, relax, and feel welcomed.

We invite you to join us for a meal and see for yourself why customers keep coming back. We look forward to meeting you!

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• A holiday which millions of Americans enthusiastically celebrate every year.

• What is the significance of Cinco de Mayo and why is it that this holiday has become more popular in the United States than in its native country?

• This Regional Mexican Holiday celebrates the victory of the Mexican army over the French in the Battle of Puebla on May 5th, 1862.

• Outnumbered nearly two to one and facing one of the world’s best professional armies at the time, the Mexican army led by General Ignacio Zaragoza routed the French against seemingly insurmountable odds.

• While it was an early battle in a war, which would last for the next five years, the victory was an inspirational one, which spurred the Mexican spirit of resistance, eventually leading Mexico to send the French back to Europe in 1867.

• It is this upset victory, which is celebrated each May 5th in Mexico – in Puebla and in Mexico City there are annual reenactments of the historic battle.

• There are now celebrations held in cities in every part of the United States; and for many Americans, Cinco de Mayo is a day for saluting our neighbors south of the border as well as celebrating America’s large and vibrant Latino community.

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