What a great place! Yummy sandwiches, a great variety of wines, beer and other beverages, and a…read morerelaxed, friendly atmosphere. As we were leaving we were given a couple of recommended items for a future visit. We'll definitely be back to try everything else on the menu!

Yes! I'm the 27th person to write a little "something something" about this Costco, that happens to…read morebe located in a metropolitan area of the city of Guadalajara that has more than 5.8 MILLION people. "Tu habla espanol? muy poco/ poquito" "Perdon, Ingles will have to suffice!" Haha I initially was not going to write anything, because the nature of my visit to this Costco was something I wanted to keep a secret, but then I realized I still can. And merely just talk about the highlights and why I think this Costco gets 5 stars from little Ole muah/ me! :) 1. I've been a Costco nut as far as I can remember. When I was in HS, I worked for Price Club (I think Sam's Club bought them out?) Idk, but it felt and looked like a Costco. Actually, nevermind, good ole chat GPT just confirmed, Costco did indeed bought Price club out! Sam's club tried, but did not succeed. Holy buckets, I learned something new today. Right on! Oh man, here I go, digressing at its finest right here! Lol 2. The employees here at this particular Costco were/are awesome, Awesome, with a capital "A" Awesome, you know?! Partly because, I whispered to my friend who is a local "Guadalajarian" "Hey, is Costco in Guadalajara considered a very good job? They said definitely Yes! Great benefits and great hourly pay! Plus, I imagine you get a discount on Costco goods, which products are already discounted. So the quality of employees seemed better, well, so it seemed like. They seemed happier at least :). 3. The line que in the end. I personally liked that very much. We had 4 full carts of goods so being directed by a super helpful employee directing us was a good thing. She was so nice too. The ambiance was that of a Costco. I live in California so honestly, it felt and looked EXACTLY the same, if you know what I mean! :). Granted everything was in Espanol! Which I loved! Well, because I freaking love Mexico, hence being in Mexico! I also loved the one in Tijuana, BTW! Thank you Costco in Guadalajara! Thank you for existing, you made a lot of people super happy, including myself. My 1 and only regret, was, I did not take advantage of eating at your food court. Man, that was a foolish mistake on my part. I now have no way to compare the difference and I cannot make any comparison to how the food differs or if it is the same. My guess, probably similar. So, for all the Yelp! Foreigners/ Westerners/ Gringos y Gringas living or traveling in Guadalajara- go frequent this Costco it is muy Bueno, muy Rico, muy excelente! Grqcias, por todo, Costco en Guadalajara!

Think twice before going to this Costco!…read more Parking is a mad house. It takes 10-15 minutes to locate a parking spot. The store is so crowded it takes about 45 minutes to check out. The checkout lines literally encompass the whole store. One line ran to the back of the store and back around the side nearly to the front. We decided to not purchase anything because of the lines. Get your parking validated, otherwise there's a 30 peso charge. Since we decided to leave Costco instead of waiting nearly an hour to check out, we had to pay 30 pesos.

This place was so busy but had what I was looking for so could not complain too much. One thing…read morethat was unique about the spot compared to the US was that they seal your bag when you go in...I guess they have a shop lifting issue here.

Wallmart is a good store where we can get all kinds of goods.. These stores are situated every…read moreplace in Mexico Today we enjoyed shopping in walmart guadaljara. Every thing is a quality. I recommended to all.

I'm reviewing this because no one else has. Its basically Mexico's version of 7-11. You can get all…read moreyour supplies here without having to negotiate w/ street vendors and the price you pay is what the locals pay. They also have sim cards but I could never figure out how to get the data to work. Everything you need is here so stock up while you can because not all places are open late and you might want drinks or snacks later on. Not bad at all.

If there's one constant presence in all of Mexico, it's Oxxo. There's an Oxxo in every little…read moretown, Pueblo, city, and metropolis. It's the Mexican version of 7-11, even though there's 7-11 here. Most locals go to Oxxo for a variety of reasons but one of them is for the coffee but before I go any further. Oxxo is not a gas station but can be found near a gas station. What can one find in an Oxxo? Coffee Snacks & chips Beer and cold beverages Small selection of automotive supplies Baked goods Here's a list of items you wouldn't find at an Oxxo Friendly customer service A bathroom Healthy snack options Going back to the coffee since coffee is life. There's a variety of coffee options at Oxxo There's three canteens regularly filled. Classico Intenso Veracruz Then there are two different automatic machines that can make anything and everything ranging from Chai Latte to Cappuccinos Note. If you're dairy free like me - finding soy, almond, coconut milk is going to be challenge. Suggestion - in most of the towns, Almond Milk is the most present. You can purchase a liter for about 35 pesos or 3 dollars Bring it along for your ride. Suggestion 2 - Get a reusable cup, you'll get a discount of the coffee and it'll count as a refill. ( see the picture ) Okay, I know you're all waiting to hear which coffee was my favorite, right ? The Veracruz was my favorite with the Intenso coming in second The Veracruz has a sweet smoky flavor but it's not week. The Intenso is just that, intense, bitter, and dark my soul. ( just kidding ). The Classico is like a medium roast and not my favorite. Needing some chips for the road or some strong coffee, then pop into an Oxxo and get fueled up.