Koki's Tortillas

These tortillas are game changers! I always hated corn tortillas because they are dry, break apart and don't taste good. Then we moved to the west side and decided to check out Koki's. It's a super small space and sometimes you have to wait a few minutes for someone to come out and help you but you can occupy yourself by watching people handmake tortillas in the adjacent space or the "factory" as they call it. The corn tortillas are usually warm when you buy them and we always eat one on our 2 min drive home because we can't resist! You will seriously never buy store bought corn tortillas again. So happy to support this local business!

Best tortillas around! Once you try these you won't want any others. Much better than the tortillas you can find at other places. Most of the time the tortillas are still warm when I buy them. They make them fresh daily. Koki's is a small family owned tortilla shop. They have several sizes and varieties including white corn, yellow corn, blue corn and flour tortillas. The corn tortillas are gluten free. The employees are always friendly and helpful.

They actually supply many of the Mexican grocers and restaurants and in the area.
They have a parking lot in front of the shop.
If your a taco lover like me, you will love this shop.

Family owned tortilla business in a small shop on Sullivant avenue. Super affordable prices. Corn and flour tortillas in a variety of styles and sizes. Normally made fresh daily, right now they are producing 3 days a week due to covid.

You'll never go back to old store bought ones after you pick up a few bags. They also sell masa if you'd like to try making your own.

I've never actually been to their brick and mortar store, but I've been buying Koki's tortillas at Lucky's Market for almost four years. They are THE best tortillas in the city (State...Country?) They make huge flour tortillas that are great for burritos- they're perfectly stretchy and make burrito wrapping so easy. They're the perfect thickness and the flavor is so good. This place made me a tortilla snob, and I'll never go back