A well-stocked liquor store with a small gourmet food section located between 5th and 10th Avenues…read more We found everything we were searching for at mostly good prices (certain wines were a touch high, but the selection included some gems). Worth seeking out.

If you need to hit a great liquor store in Cozumel this is the place you don't have to worry about…read morethe poor selection and the smaller ones or trying to go to the grocery store where it's overwhelming they've also got a nice cheese and bread and meat selection

This is a very large liquor store located in the Hotel Zone in Cancun. They have almost every wine…read moreor spirit you can think of, and their prices are reasonable. They have many sales associates on the floor to help you find something. They also have a delicatessen that sells up-market cold cuts and cheeses to accompany your wine purchase. If you're in the market for a tequila or Mescal to bring home as a souvenir, they have one for every budget. This place is definitely worth a stop if you want to have a drink at your hotel and don't want to stay at the bar.

Like others have said, this is a nice liquor store in a BevMo kind of way. While it is nice that it…read moreis so open, bright and clean and very modern looking and it has plenty of options, it is failing in the tequila department. Perhaps they should take a look at the duty free liquor store at the Cancun airport to get a clue? Like most liquor and grocery stores in Cancun, they have a good supply of inferior tequila to try to take advantage of the tourists, why not offer a little more quality. Perhaps some Casa Noble anejo single barrow or an El Tosoro Anniversario? The number of Americans with good knowledge of high quality tequilas is rapidly growing and they should be taking full advantage. You are in Mexico La Europea, take advantage of your situation. Make a name for yourself. You should probably start by finding someone to run the tequila department that has a love for high quality tequila and send them to the tequila district to gain firsthand knowledge and to get to know the owners of the distilleries. Take a trip to La Cata while you are there and see how it is really done. Your liquor store is beautiful in appearance; make it beautiful in selection as well.

Best piña colada ever! The mojito, along with the sampler starter...yes please. Rum is your…read morefriend, and Rum Company is the place to find it.

Great ambience n super friendly staff.. My husband n I were looking for a sports bar n chanced upon…read morethis place.. definitely recommend it!!

Typical duty free shops with lots of options. If only I had more room in my luggage. From…read morechocolate, to watches, to liquor and souvenirs they had it all. The cruise ships funnels everyone through here upon arrival which was a bit annoying as the space was too small and took awhile to get everyone through. At the end of the store there were bag checkers which further slowed the process. If this was an optional one it would have made it more enjoyable to browse at your leisure without having mass people being funneled through.

The setup of this Duty Free Shop is very clever if you're the store looking to attract customers…read more On the other hand if you're the customer it is wise to look out for your wallet. After my cruise ship had arrived in Cozumel, anyone looking to "arrive" in Cozumel, had to first walk the entire length of this store. You have to show your cruise card and pass security. There are a ton of people in this store, even if I had any intention of making a purchase, you can't stand in one spot for too long, as you'll be in someone's way. As far as merchandise there's everything here, from fine fragrances, to liquor, to cigars, to jewelry and chocolate. Additionally you'll also find touristy t-shirts and souvenirs. Of course, you'll need to pass through all of this again once you're looking to return back to the ship. Some items are more expensive than what you'll find in the US. They accept US Dollars as a form of payment. I personally found this to be a "begging to be sold" concept with pushy sales associates to seal the deal.

Great liquor store. Close to our hotel, so we made several visits during the week. You xan buy…read morebasic liquor most places but they will have a much larger selection. The prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly. They also carry some nice meat and cheese selections.

Alberto has Great prices and Amazing customer Service... Best prices for Americans…read more.. Semper Fi

Empanadas para llevar! Order them and take them back to your place…read more There are maybe 2 or 3 tables to sit and eat there, but mainly this is not really a full service restaurant. It's more like a food truck, but inside a small shop. The employees are very friendly. We ordered 7 total, paid 20 pesos per empanada, and the wait was approximately 15 minutes. We couldn't tie out bikes back to our place fast enough before eating all of the tasty empanadas. 7 was plenty for two of us.

This is the second time in 3 years we have visited here and the bottom line is if you go here learn…read morehow to negotiate period. Almost everything in Mexico you negotiate. As far as the airlines go read the rules on airlines and what's allowed to be brought back to your state. I will admit the first time we went there we definitely got hustled but to us it still was worth it in a sense because we could find this stuff anywhere else. This time we negotiated and probably still overpaid a little but again we found something new we liked, got a couple of old favorites as well. This place is great if you know what you are doing we sampled close to 20-25 tequilas this time and we could have sampled 30 more and they would have been more than happy.

I purchase 4 250 ml bottles of tequila... I was told it would cost $285 plus tax but that I could…read moreclaim the tax (30 percent) at the airport which is not true because I did not get a receipt only the CC confirmation. Originally they charged me 7000 pesos which is more that $400 dollars and when confronted they canceled the first transaction and charged me in US dollars... $370. I am disputing this charge as the seller straight up lied. I had to get my carry on bag checked in and pay an extra fee because the bottles exceeded the size. I am also submitting a complaint With the catamaran Sailing company.