The meat is so fresh here. I got a carne asada burrito with everything but onions. I think is the…read morebest burrito I've had in Mexico. The salsa also has a great taste to it.

This kind of food was very good. They change the restaurant they opened it up. It looks like they…read morehave the same employees.

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.

If you pay with credit card, At Calimax Playas get ready to be charged several times. When you…read moreinsert your card it is declined, But the charge goes directly to your bank. Today I tried to pay twice with the same card . It was declined twice. So paid with cash. When I got home I checked my bank , AND YES the double charge was there. Mind you I had already paid in cash the third time. When I went back to the store to complain I was told it was my bank' fault, it was the system fault, bla,bla, bla One of them commented" it happened to me several times" We ended with "we can't do anything, talk to your bank" The two people who had such poor attitude were management. That's scary.

This Calimax is centrally located in Playas de Tijuana…read more 5 minute walk, 1 minute drive from the beach. At times during the day they have limited amounts of cold beer. Some of the staff at the checkouts have bad attitudes. That being said, they'll meet your grocery needs for a short or long term stay in Playas.

I stop here for the sweet bread. We get the powdered sugar cookies... no food coloring or…read morepreservatives

A bakery located near our hotel. We stopped by and had to wait in line since they only allow a few…read morepeople in the shop at a time. Prices are pretty good, about 12 to 20 pesos each. I got a jelly roll and a few other items to try. I wish they had better descriptions of what each item was, especially for foreigners. Freshly baked goods at a nice price. I would stop by again.

I was surprised that there was a smart and final here in Rosarito but all for it…read more There is a small parking lot maybe at the most 10 cars can park. When you walk in they make you sanitize your hands and shoes as well as wear a mask Social distancing is enforced. You can find pretty much everything you need at this store for great prices I got some items we needed for our Airbnb. From cleaning supplies to food Store is clean and well stocked. Cashiers are friendly and efficient.

Cleaner and better products than Grocery store nearby. Good produce section. Also less busy -…read moreprices are likely a little higher but I'd rather have better quality

Here is a real butcher market that has been THE source for marinated flank steak for Carne Asada…read more If you are in the area and are planning to do some outdoor grilling, this is the mecca for marinated flank steak for your carne asada. American Customs allows you to bring back marinated flank steak to the US, so pick up some extra for home use. All you have to do is pick up a sack of mesquite charcoal from any store in Rosarito Beach and start a very hot fire. Pick up some fresh tortillas from any local supermarket along with some fresh salsa (salsa cruda). Toss these steaks on the grill and you are an instant expert in Mexican cuisine. Applause, Applause, Applause. Pablo's and Alicia's - accept no substitute. Muy authentico. It supplied every tardeada, boda and Quinceañera I have attended in Baja.

The meat was local and never frozen. The rest of the store was not exciting. I'll definatly be…read moreback for meats

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.

Absolutely the best fresh flour tortillas. Salsas are so good, too. Friendly cashiers.read more

This hole-in-the-wall grocery store has been part of my life when I was raising my kids (now in…read moretheir early 30s), so there's something special to be said about this small neighborhood market that's been part of my life. I have lived practically down the street and around the corner from Farm Fresh. It was close enough to walk, but I preferred to drive whenever I needed to buy groceries. This place may not be the best looking market, or have all the bells and whistles, but it has always come through for me with most of the basic grocery essentials. My usual purchases were fruits, veggies, meats and chicken, salsas, and pastries. Every now and then, I'll grab hot food dish from their kitchen/deli. And, during emergency cases, I have bought milk, bread, cereals, sandwich meats. Truth be told, Walmart has taken over in that department now. The produce area is always kept stocked, organized and clean as with the other areas of the market. Although the isles are close quarters, there's room to move around should you use a shopping food cart. Staff are usually busy either stocking and organizing all areas or the store. Floor is also kept clean and free from potential safety issues. Almost forgot, fresh tortillas are made here at Farm Fresh. Overall, price is fair. Kitchen/deli should think about not raising their prices too high. Lastly, please don't compare Farm Fresh to Northgate or Manalos grocery store ...not fair.