Came here with my mom to buy groceries for the weekend. It was super crowded but the lines went…read morepretty fast. The store was clean and organized. They had some items that you can't find at the US Costco. Customer service was nice. They had great selection of groceries and merchandise. There are workers that help you load your groceries in your car and you can tip them for doing that. Great experience overall!

On our wishlist was a visit to Costco Ensenada. It was about a 15 minute Uber ride away from the…read moreCruise Ship terminal. All in all, this is a decent Costco. However, coming from the States, we were really looking for unique things to Mexico or the region. In that regard, it's a bit disappointing. 90% of this store reminded me of US stores. I'm going to just highlight the unique items I saw, starting with the food court. Pizza? Check. They even have the combo pizza that has been removed from some menus. The world famous Hot Dog and Soda for $1.50? Yes, but with the exchange rate, it was $1.78. I think most folks could handle that, but probably not the 14 slices of jalapeno shown in the picture. Everything else looked like standard fare except for the mango smoothie which we tried and liked. Next section was the bakery. Mini donuts seem like they're a big deal as there are a ton on display. They make it fresh in the back corner. We asked nicely for a sample and they gave us a bunch (like way too many) to try. Another unique item I noticed here was cheesecake sized Chocoflan. After that, we were in meat and deli. Two items usually only found in ethnic items - vacuum packed beef tripe and beef tongue. Right next to the normal pork shoulder was marinated pork adobado. I consider the $5 rotisserie chicken as famous as hot dog and soda. Instead of being served in a covered tray, the chickens here are sold in bags. With the exchange rate, it comes out to $7.05. We're still getting a ridiculous steal back home. The other deli items I've never seen before included shrimp shish kabobs, chicken croissant sandwiches, Italian sandwiches on focaccia, bake at home flatbreads, and marinated shredded rotisserie chicken with flavors like mole and tinga. Rounding out the rest of the interesting items in the store - fruit and veggie wash/disinfectant, shelf stable milk in tetras, smoked salmon rolled with cream cheese, Aidells spinach and feta sausages, masa in three different sized packages, different chocolate drink mixes, and of course Kinder eggs that have been banned in the US (the ones with toys in the chocolate). Do I regret going? Of course not, it's Costco. But I won't be going back if I'm just visiting.

Forgot to add one more pic & this info that the JLo clothing truly was nice & top quality.read more

Nice clean store with plenty of clothes to select. It's a ways in town but easy enough to take the…read moreUber or taxi. This is one store the hubs can go to and have lots to look at in the technology and tool departments while I look in other areas.

We always stop here you local items for inside and outside of your home. This also includes jewelry…read moreand handmade crafts such as hand painted tiles. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the jewelry is legit so you don't have worry if it is real at a great price.

This is a great store full of beautiful art. I go for the Catrina dolls and tiles but they have all…read morekinds of stuff and prices are extremely fair and listed in both in dollars and pesos. Today I got a beautiful Catrina dolls as well as a collection of tiles for friends. It's a twenty minute walk from the cruise ship pier. The Dia de Los Muertos shrine(?)) alone is worth the trip.

A great new shop in town filed with a wide selection of local artisan handicrafts and clothing…read more They have handmade pottery, local jams, salts, pictures, prints, and just a great collection of authentic, well made gifts and merchandise. The owner's name is Galia, an incredibly warm woman who makes you feel at home. She's 100% fluent in both English and Spanish, so don't worry about any challenges communicating. Also, it's not one of those cheap haggling places, so this is not your spot if you're looking for cheap, made in China souvenirs. Note: the store in on the corner, and shares an entrance with the El Rey Sol Café.

This is the CaliMax nearest to my suergra's house. It is always stocked and clean. It is on the…read moresmaller size of CaliMaxes, so it doesn't have menudo and some of the other hot items. But they have everything that you need!

Great spot! The wines are good and the tour was nice. Our guide was detailed and knowledgeable. I…read more didn't eat here but the ambiance seemed fun! Definitely recommend.

I can only review the boutique. I purchased a wine opener which I loved but the sales clerk had…read morenothing say - not even thank you, gracias. That's ok I'm happy with my purchase but she was not a people Person(maybe it was a bad day for her)