This store has a little of everything and a lot of nothing. Decent pharmacy though and if you show…read moreyour AC (Alta cocker) INAPAM card - you'll get a decent discount. They are carrying a fair amount of items from Costco but who in their right mind wants to pass up a Costco shopping adventure. The cashiers rarely have change so if you hand them anything larger than a 50 peso note, they'll hold it up to the sky and peer at it like they've never seen one before. They'll study it good until they've determined that you didn't just print it yourself on your HP printer. Then they call the manager over for change. This all takes about 10 minutes and you only had 4 items in your cart. But in Mexico time just doesn't matter.

Modern and clean. Escalators to second level. Grocery trolley secured…read more Excellent layout and product selection. Friendly staff. Fresh produce, bakery, proteins very nice. Pricing ok for upscale environment. Small prepared food snack bar. Free WiFi on the area. User name and password required. Available at snack bar cash

I love the ambiance of little shops with so many options for food, coffee, organic produce and the…read morebest cherry muffins i ever had. The staff was very friendly and helpful and I got to practice my spanish.

The food offerings are really good. The service is not particularly friendly or timely, except for…read morethe upstairs cafe next that shares space with the crafts shop. The art is beautiful to see. Overall, check prices between the different grocery stores because they have competitive prices.

City Market was my first stop in San Miguel de Allende--straight from the airport. I had discovered…read moreit simply because it was on the way to the place we were staying. The plan was to run in quickly, grab some bubbles and a few snacks, then head back to unpack and relax for the evening. Our driver dropped us off and we walked into a spacious, upscale market that immediately impressed me. City Market is an extremely nice supermarket with a wide selection that ranges from high-end groceries and fresh pastries to upscale kitchenware, including Le Creuset cookware and other premium cooking items. The fresh pastry selection looked wonderful, and the produce was especially impressive. The avocados were enormous, and the tomatoes looked incredibly fresh. There was also an excellent selection of meats and cheeses--perfect if you're putting together a charcuterie board. I was even able to find my lemon ginger tea, which is part of my morning routine. While most people did not speak English, communication was easy with the help of Google Translate. The next day I returned with more time to stroll through the aisles, and I was even more impressed. The store has an outstanding selection of food, meats, and produce. I was pleasantly surprised to see a small section of Asian ingredients, which meant I could easily make my Chinese breakfast soups in the morning. On that second visit I had filled my cart with quite a bit of food. As I headed toward a regular checkout lane, a gentleman approached, guided my cart over to the self-checkout area, and began scanning and bagging my groceries for me. It was an unexpected level of service, and I was happy to tip him well for the help. Beyond shopping, City Market also has several places to eat inside. Bar Do Mar serves sushi prepared fresh right in front of you. Pintxos offers an impressive menu of roughly 60 homemade dishes. The café area also features a wide selection of coffee beans, along with freshly prepared coffee drinks and teas. Overall, City Market is the place to go if you are looking for a wide selection of foods, pastries and adult beverages while visiting San Miguel de Allende. Whether you need groceries, cookware, or a reliable place for a meal, it's an excellent option to have nearby.

High end grocery store inside the nice and huge shopping mall. This store is really clean and well…read moreorganized. I got a few of pastries and they were all really good. It maybe on the pricey side but definitely worth the money. I did not need any additional service other than needed the pastries bagged and label printed to scan at the cashier so minimal service interaction. Can't comment on the service but I will be back if I am in the area.

I was delighted to fall upon this little neighborhood gem. Friendly welcoming service. Delicious…read morefresh salad with caramelized onions, goat cheese, seeds, mixed greens, etc. Thin crust veggie pizza with pesto sauce was quite nice. The food has a European flare. They also make their own conserves and roast their own coffee. Can't wait to try breakfast.

We were able to get the last table for New Years dinner. The 6 Course meal was superb and the…read moreservice extremely friendly and professional. Hats of to the chef and staff.

I'm not sure what the deal is with the negative reviews but this small store is fantastic. Clean,…read morewell-stocked, friendly/helpful staff -- what else one could hope for? Note: Super Bonanza doesn't carry fresh fruit or vegetables and only the most basic of meats but beyond that we were impressed.

I love Bonanza, a basic neighborhood store with the best Manchango cheese ever. If you are…read morepleasant the staff will go out of their way to help you. The home made yogurt is amazing. They will carry your groceries out and even call a taxi for you. Try to remember that you are in a foreign country and good manners are important.

I've been a customer for many years and have always been a fan of Marulier. The French onion soup…read moreis amazing, the Caesar salad is always fresh, and the homemade lemonade is delicious. It's one of the healthiest places to eat in the area, with consistently great food and friendly service. Always happy to come back! Located at La Lucierniga.

We walked from our hotel and saw this adorable place and we sat outside since the night was cool…read moreand lovely. Very friendly service and the food was so outstanding that I can't help but want to share my discovery with other visitors. They bake their own bread. Everything is fresh and delicious. I wish I could eat more. My sister and I had three separate dishes and we ate them all. See the photos. The owner Elena was so kind and nice. She deserves 5 stars review.

Cumpanio is a relaxed and charming spot in San Miguel de Allende, with a beautiful veranda for…read moreleisurely meals and streetside seating that's perfect for a laid-back coffee break. Their bakery immediately caught our eye with its lovely European feel and tempting array of freshly baked treats. We ended up trying the Kouign-Amann and Pain au Chocolat, paired with a solid iced latte--all delicious and perfect for an afternoon pause. There's something especially memorable about sitting by the window, enjoying beautiful pastries and coffee while watching the rhythm of old-town street life unfold outside. For a little while, it transported us into a different world--far removed from the usual city hustle and bustle. A lovely spot to slow down, linger, and soak in the charm of San Miguel.

Great service. The menu es easy to understand. And the food was tasty. Have very good pastries…read more The place is good for small or big groups.

We loved it the bagel and lox!…read more My dining companion and I each ordered the egg plant sandwich at the owner's recommendation. Neither of us are vegetarians, but now (Shhhh! Don't tell my family in Texas) I might be "vegetarian curious"... The sandwich was so damn good, forgot to photograph it!

I'm not much of a vegetarian breakfast eater but I was super impressed by this omelette. Cactus and…read moreblack beans and queso fresco...not to mention the little rosemary potatoes that were absolutely amazing. My only regret is not having discovered this place sooner. The French press coffee was great and the orange juice freshly squeezed. I am completely satisfied.