No photos sadly, but a wide assortment of spices…read more This is a perfunctory supermarket for locals at the end of the Condado downtown area of resort hotels and luxury high rise condos that are within 500 meters of this incredible Ocean Park beach. Cooked food, sushi, breads, sandwiches, fresh baked pizza, booze, produce, meats and almost everything you can cook are available. I usually pick up local spice mixes to take back home as gifts instead of a keychain soon to be buried in a drawer, fugly fridge magnet or chipped shot glasses. This spice section was pretty full and was inexpensive compared to other metro areas and souvenir stands. Since everyone eats and cooks, instead of hot sauce or other bottles of condiments, I love to share dry spices or canned meats, that are easy to pack. Coffee is another one that we love to try out and share after sipping samples. Boricua is great ground dark roast to consider. Walmart might be bigger with more stuff but we really search out local grocery stores to get a feel for a pulse of the area.

Your typical latin american supermarket- expect long wait times and slow slow cashiers. A good…read moreselection of products for reasonable prices.

I was looking for a craft beer bottle shop and this popped up on Google. The staff were friendly…read morefrom as soon as you walk in the door. I didn't get any food so I can't comment on that. Now they do have lot of local beers and I even found a beer I haven't had in PR before but I found more options in regular liquor store outlets that had more variety. The store is located inside of a super market so don't get lost like I did lol.

Before the pandemic, my wife and I would frequent this spot a lot. We would meet up with friends…read moreand spend hours drinking wine, beer, and sharing tapas. Of course, this was before our kid learned to walk. After that, we had to cut the sessions short. The sitting area is tight and gets crammed. Naturally, a child walking around would be a nuisance, plus he could get knocked over by somebody getting up from their chair. I like this place. Great selection of wine and beer, as well as spirits. You can pick your wine or beer and they will uncork it for you. They sell food for sharing. It makes for a great evening with friends, and even dates. They also offer classes and presentations (info on website). They have expanded and opened two other locations in Guaynabo. Both are good and worth checking out.

If you have a sweet tooth, this place is a dream come true! This candy warehouse had aisle after…read moreaisle packed w/ every type of candy you could imagine. The M & M aisle was my fave b/c it had a statue,artwork, & even a TV showing their famous treats. I came in planning to grab a few treats & ended up leaving w/ an entire box full of candy! I put myself in a dilemma b/c I had to figure out how to fit it in all my luggage. I sure wasn't leaving anything behind. What surprised me most was that they sold much more than just candy. They also had alcohol, car care products, soaps, & a variety of household items(making it a fun place to shop around). I especially loved seeing all the traditional Puerto Rican treats & local favorites that are hard to find elsewhere w/ the lowest prices.It was a gr8 way to experience some authentic Puerto Rican flavors while stocking up on sweets. They even had a selection of Pitorro(a traditional PR alcoholic beverage).Pitorro consists of fermented sugar cane & is distilled into a potent moonshine that can sometimes reach up to 160 proof. Locals make their own especially during the holidays & usually infuse it w/ various fruits ( including coconut,pineapple,parcha/passion fruit,raisins,or prunes). The selection was huge, the prices were reasonable, & there was something for everyone. Whether you're looking for nostalgic candies, local Puerto Rican goodies, or just want to explore the endless aisles, this spot is def worth a visit if you live in PR, staying near Caguas,or have a car rental. Just be prepared to leave w/ way more candy than you planned on buying! Post review:My fave treat (so far) was a Pacheco name brand sweet bread topped w/ guava & cream cheese! It was soooo good I wish I had 1 rn ugh!

great place for bargains, bulk shopping, and hard to find items, with no membership fee, though if…read moreyou're looking for premium produce, you may prefer Costco or a traditional supermarket. I just wish we came here the 1st day of our trip instead of the last, because I would have racked up on drinks. i bought a couple bags of candy to bring back home. I'd definitely make this my first stop, next time I'm in PR!

We both have the Simon with A glaze sauce and rice and beans…read moreand cold beer and a American bourbon good dance floor to work off the food In door and out door eating

Great food and good service! Open late night which was great for us after we got home from a late…read moretour. We were at the second location in Fajardo.

This is a very popular supermarket. The parking is always full. I would say it has the most varied…read moreselection of items for a supermarket, which is why it is so popular. The wine selection is pretty impressive. They have a nice selection of craft beers too. I would recommend double checking the dates on specialty items, like craft beer, gourmet breads, etc... They aren't things that most people are grabbing so they tend to sit on the shelf longer. That is why I prefer going to specialty grocery stores for certain items. La Hacienda is one of them and it is across the street by the Pep Boys. The cafeteria food is really good. They have a few tables for you to eat there, or you can take it to go. Overall, it is a good supermarket and I come here when I can. I'm just usually put off with the packed parking.

This is considered by many the best supermarket on the island. I obviously haven't been to all but…read moreI would believe it. People travel long distances to shop here. It pretty much has everything you need. The wine, beer, and liquor section is huge. The produce section has items that most other supermarkets don't carry, maybe only specialty markets will carry it. That is the other thing. You can find lots of specialty items here, so you have less of a reason to go to a specialty market. The cafeteria is also very good. Great place to get some tasty lunch at an affordable price. The biggest downside here is the parking. It is always packed. Also, most of the shopping carts are old. Costumer service is hit or miss.

This place has arguably the best craft beer selection in San Juan. They carry all styles, from a…read morevariety of breweries. Most are American, but a few European and even some local ones (F.O.K. and Old Harbor). It would be perfect if they carried Sierra Nevada, but they don't. They only carry products distributed by Ballester Hermanos and Sierra Nevada isn't one of them. They do, however, carry Stone. So I am happy. Aside from the beer, they have a great wine selection and a lounge in the back with a full bar that serves food.

Very nice specialty retail store that has an impressive selection of top wines and beer. In the…read moreback they a lounge/restaurant & bar. I didn't get to eat, but I did look over the menu online. They have things like ham and cheese plates, dumplings, ceviche, pork belly sliders, steak, risotto, etc... I am definitely returning with my husband on our next date night for some food and drinks. They close early on Monday and Tuesday and don't open on Sunday. Small parking in front. However, across the street, by the entrance to a gated community, there is additional parking.

This place has it all and the pizza is delicious! And has good music, cold drinks and great snacksread more

I was so surprised to see the small bar inside this little store, but it was fun having a couple…read moredrinks there with my cousin. Liquor was reasonable. Store is laid out nice and is very relaxed inside. Clerk was friendly and it was overall a great alternative experience in Puerto Rico. A bar in a convenience store? Only in P.R.!!

This is the 3rd store of The House chain of liquor stores. It is located in Plaza Guaynabo. It is…read morethe smallest of the 3. It stays consistent with the quality selection of liquors. The tables at this location are in the back, and are obviously less due to the size of the store. Still, I like it becasue it offers more privacy. Not sure if they offer classes here. Parking is free.

My husband and I were visit family in PR and looking for a nice rum to sip on. So happy we found…read morethis gem! Great selection of alcohol and the service was outstanding! Can't wait to return in 6 months and buy quality alcohol from here.