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Fiesta Mart Weekly Ads & Flyers
1 active weekly ad for Fiesta Mart. Last updated: October 14, 2026.
Popular Fiesta Mart Meat & Produce Specials This Week (Oct 14 – Oct 20):
24 fresh items from the current Fiesta Mart weekly ad. Prices and availability vary by store.

Aguacate Hass Grande / Large Hass Avocado
$0.89

Papa Blanca o Roja / White or Red Potatoes
$0.89

Cilantro
$0.99

Elote Dulce / Sweet Corn
$0.99

Mango
$0.99

Red, Yellow or Orange Bell Peppers
$0.99

Small Hass Avocados
$0.99

Tomates Roma / Roma Tomatoes
$0.99

Ajo Garlic
$1.89

Mandarins / Mandarina
$3.00

Smirnoff Ice Coolers o Cayman Jack Margarita or Rita's Strawberry o Margarita
$9.97

Pierna de Puerco Entera / Fresh Whole Pork Leg
$1.79

Pechugas de Pollo sin Hueso y Piel / Fresh Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
$1.87

Chuleta Pork Sirloin Chop Bone-In
$1.97

Costillas de Puerco Estilo Ranchero / Pork Country Style Ribs
$2.29

Mojarra Entera y Limpia / Whole Cleaned Ready-to-Cook Tilapia
$2.47

Chuletas de Puerco sin Hueso / Fresh Boneless Pork Chop
$2.59

Trocitos de Pollo / Chicken Tenders
$3.89

Bagre Entero / Fresh Whole Catfish
$3.97

Longaniza de Puerto / Apco Pork Longaniza
$5.89

Bistec de Res con Hueso / Fresh Beef Chuck Steak Bone-In
$5.97

Filete de Bagre / Catfish Fillet
$5.97

Tablitas de Res para Asar / Fresh Beef Flanken Style Ribs
$6.97

Camarón Colosal sin Cabeza / Colossal Headless Shrimp
$8.97
Fiesta Mart Weekly Ad Regions
Fiesta Mart is a Texas institution, but its ads are often tailored to the specific demographics of the neighborhoods they serve. On WeeklyAd.io, users should look for these primary regional clusters:
1. Houston & Southeast Texas (The Heartland)
- As the birthplace of the chain, Houston has the highest density of stores. These ads often feature the widest variety of international "Global Village" items, catering to large African, Asian, and Caribbean communities alongside traditional Hispanic favorites.
2. Dallas-Fort Worth (The Metroplex)
- Serving the massive North Texas population, these ads cover everything from Arlington and Fort Worth to Plano and Dallas. These locations are high-volume hubs that frequently feature aggressive "Case Sale" pricing on pantry staples.
3. Austin (The Capital Area)
- The Austin-area stores serve a diverse mix of students, tech professionals, and long-standing local families. The flyers here often highlight quick "Ready-to-Eat" meals from La Cocina for busy city dwellers.
Expert Note: Know Your Fiesta!
- While shopping, ensure you are viewing the Texas Fiesta Mart ad (look for the multi-colored parrot logo). This is a separate entity from Fiesta Foods in Washington State or independent namesakes in other regions.
