Mexican grocer Mi Pueblito Meat Market moving to new Shawnee space

Amidst redevelopment at its former home, the local grocery chain will soon move into a new Shawnee space that was previously a local brewery.

A local grocery chain will soon trade one Shawnee space for another.

Mexican grocery chain Mi Pueblito Meat Market will soon leave its space at the redeveloping Westbrooke Green shopping center — heading instead to a new Shawnee home, in the space formerly occupied by Pathlight Brewing.

The market is coming to 11200 W. 75th St.

  • The grocery store is moving to a space just off 75th Street and Nieman Road, at the Trailridge shopping center in Shawnee.
  • Mi Pueblito Meat Market will close in its old space at the end of the month.
  • It has occupied that former space at Westbrooke Village (the shopping center was renamed Westbrooke Green as redevelopment efforts picked up) for roughly a decade.

Pathlight Brewing closed in the space last summer

  • The locally owned microbrewery and taproom announced its closure in June 2025.
  • At the time, Pathlight Brewing had been open for roughly five years.
  • Local home brewers David Harris and Tanner Vaughn launched Pathlight Brewing in the spring of 2020.

The market’s old home is going through a revamp

Mi Pueblito
A customer walks to Mi Pueblito in Shawnee. Photo credit Andrew Gaug.
  • After the Westbrooke Village shopping center sat vacant and derelict for years, efforts to redevelop it began to pick up steam in 2024.
  • Another Hispanic grocery store, El Mercado Fresco, will open at the shopping center later this year.
  • The space that El Mercado Fresco is moving into was once occupied by a Dillon’s grocery store.

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Lucie Krisman
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