La Soriana is one of the shops I frequent the most on my trips to Mexico. It has a variety of items…read moreat reasonable prices. The customer service is hit or miss. I usually go to stock up on snacks that I can't find easily in the U.S. It's not always the cleanest store, but it doesn't usually have an impact on my shopping experience.

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Visiting Tijuana and am so glad that there are Calimaxes everywhere! You can't miss them with their…read moreunmistakable grocery cart icon and they are conveniently located throughout the city. We were looking for an ATM machine to withdraw pesos and shop for food. The items are reasonably priced, with the exchange rate around 20 pesos to a dollar. There were rows of salsas and tortilla chips next to the juicing bar where we picked up a container of salsa made from a molcajete cucharon (stone mortar and pestle). It was perfectly delicious with our makeshift flour tortilla burritos and tortilla chips! They have assortments of breads- bodillo, telera, boliqueso, and even baguete (bagettes). Pick up a galleta (cookie) or cocada from their bakery! We puchased a combination of sweet breads and savory plain breads. Love the produce here. We were deliberate to make a fruit salad and gathered papayas, grapes, and cactus pairs. With their hard seeds and luscious red fruit meat, you can't easily find cactus pairs in the states but you can find it here at Calimax! A nice offering of produce and conveniently located in Tijuana, this Calimax is worth stopping by for your next trip south of the border!

This is a cross between a Mexican Walmart, a dollar store, and a flea market! They had a crazy…read morearray of items from Tires to tequila to squid... yes FRESH squid on ice just chilling, literally. We spent over an hour wandering around looking through clothes, makeup, groceries etc. Is it a tad run down? Sure, but that's part of the charm. We found everything we needed and two bags full of things we didn't.

This place is more like a Walmart it has cosmetics,clothes, electronics, fruits, groceries and…read moremore. Prices are a little higher that other grocery stores in the area, but they do have a larger selection of items.

Located in a small shopping center with other stores surrounding the area…read more They have a great selection of products and fruits and vegetables. Prices are reasonable and staff is nice. If you don't have pesos they will gladly charge you in dollars and will give you the change in pesos. There's older guys sitting down on a bench taking turns to help you out bag your items (they work for tips) so make sure to tip a buck or two to this nice men.

I love walking up and down all of the aisles here. They sell so many different things. I like to…read morebuy alcohol and chips that you can't find in the US. What I don't like is that they usually have really long lines. They takes pesos and USD so if you are coming from the US you can shop until you drop without needing to exchange currency.

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo is a must-visit whenever I'm in Tijuana! They have everything you could…read morepossibly need, from fresh produce, candy, beer, carnitas, and piñatas to so many unique Mexican products you can't easily find in Los Angeles. I always stock up on fruits, pantry items, and my absolute favorite: their dried shrimp. It's incredibly fresh, flavorful, and one of the main reasons I keep coming back. The variety, quality, and authentic experience make this market one of my favorite places to shop in TJ!

Walking through a mercado in Mexico, you're surrounded by bright colors, the smell of fresh food in…read morethe air, people savoring fruit cups, and vendors calling you over into their shops and tasty samples everywhere . Such a wonderful experience. We tried the carnitas at Kiko Jr., and all I can say is you absolutely cannot skip this place.

This place is like heaven on earth to me. Lol only draw back I have is that many of the herbs is…read morejust out in the open w/o a l8f or covering over them. Other than that the prices and selections is amazing. I will definitely be back soon. This was my 1st time here. Boi am I impressed

From the owner: On Brenda´s you will find an extensive variety of gastronomic supplies and natural products:…read moremedicinal herbs, condiments, spices, dried chilies, grains, seeds, organic products, nuts and more, much more! Since 1973, our commitment is to provide a service of excellence and quality, bringing our customers the greatest diversity of products, from the traditional to the most recent consumer demands.

Buen lugar endonde uno puede conseguir los básicos. Ocupaba crema corporal y tenían una buena…read moreselección. Los empleados son muy atentos. Espero que la compañía Soriana los paguen bien. Recomiendo este súper si ocupan ago y están cerca al lugar.

Some nationals products are a bit le$$ than in the states the fresh bread you can grab it hot it…read morecalming form the above floor on a slide only for the bread... No to update to covid .. The big problem is with management and the store is not set up properly to use credit cards.... And the asking if I tell my credit card company.. I never experienced any problems in Mexico using any of my credit cards and after they could not changed my American Express "IS THAT A DEBIT CARD" btw not the black card...lol Finally I was able to use another CC only once and on the next transaction same shit... I buy a 24 cans case of beer one was leaking...they denied to replace a single can of sheep Mexican beer on more than a $150 USA DOLLAR purchase plus all the time I have to deal with the credit cards I had to pay $3 dollars for parking This place sucks for credit cards use .. Ps all the other employees are nice and friendly En ese lugar son bien inexpertos para procesar tarjetas de crédito y los jefes bien rudos ...

My husband and I are staying at the Hyatt. He walked down to this market to check it out as I was…read morerecovering from surgery. He came back to the room extremely happy toting bags of goodies. He found tortas, burritos, tortillas, salsa. He said everyone was very nice to him. He doesn't speak Spanish (not even a little). He has given up so much for me this week and to see him happy about a torta and nice people made me feel good. The lady making the meat made it fresh in front of him! Now I want some rice pudding so I might send him back to see if they have any!

Good store to find all sort of stuff, if you will be asking for freshly Corn masa, make sure to…read moregive them 30/40 min they take quite a while to make it. I been coming back because the dough I always look for they always have it here.

Always good prices. Good people. Make sure you tip the person who bags your groceries!read more

Best place to get everything you need for your exciting Tj vacation!…read more Skip the liquor store and shop here instead! Prices are much better and no pressure to buy the most expensive bottle in the store! Produce is in top shape, kept really cold in that section along with the eggs, which was comforting to see. Gigantic variety of everything you might need. Conveniently located and plenty of parking.