Fresh fruit and vegetables. Friendly service too. Good prices. Love to go when I'm in town.read more

After first stopping by Super Ley and Bodega Aurrera, I dropped by Frutería Sinaloa and was…read morepleasantly surprised with the amount of goods offered. They carry all your basics, albeit not as wide of a selection due to their smaller size. They offer higher quality produce as well as items I couldn't find in the other markets (i.e. leafy greens, fresh broccoli, bagged carrots and pears). My first haul: Head of broccoli 2 pears Pint of strawberries Small bag of whole carrots ----------- $62p (apx $3.40USD) Will definitely be back!

This is a great place to get all the spices you need they have the a wide variety of mole Paste and…read morethey are delicious specially the mole poblano

Great great great spice shop! Awesome prices for anything…read moreyou need! I always re-up on things here instead of paying an arm and a leg at Costco! This is a must stop shop if you want to but spices and not break the bank. And, they have pet food as well They aren't open on Sundays- so make sure you don't show up on your way or of town.

I enjoy shopping here, prices and most items are comparable to what you find in the US. With lots…read moreof the same brands you're used to but not all items are brands you'll recognize. The store is smaller then most US locations but it has a good mix of items .. bakery, alcohol, frozen treats, meats, milk, coffee, cleaning supplies, toiletries, furniture, office supplies, housewares & clothing. They do not have the same return policies as in the US so ask prior to buying, clothing can't be returned. You can't use your Sams Credit Card at this location, the cashier said to call, not sure if you need another card or some how authorize use in Mexico. You can pay in dollars (US coins not accepted) or pesos. They do not have empty cardboard boxes or bags at checkout so bring your own. Customer service will vary with every visit, some cashiers are very helpful while others don't even greet you they just wave you over. It might be the language barrier but I speak Spanish & have found it doesn't matter.

Came to grab a quick lunch at their food court, only one worker so our food took over 20min we…read moreordered a chapata which is like a subway(without veggies) only ham, pepperoni, & cheese, not made fresh but frozen then worker microwaved it was not good, the fountain drink only had 3 options orange soda, Lipton or Jamaica and the ice machine had no ice when ask for ice worker said they were completely out of ice...I wouldn't come to their food court again I would come to Sam's just to buy ice for ice chest a 20lb bag of ice cost $2.09 US dollars or about $39 pesos I suggest paying with pesos because they don't take US coins only bills so they would charge you $3.00 US dollars ‍

Wonderful -- don't go here expecting Mexican-- they have wonderful handle on Pasta as well as…read moreburgers-- Burger was served in a cast iron pan - cut in 1/2 and placed in pan full of cheese sauce!! OMG- it was excellent!! Have been here for breakfast which is also good but this lunch!!!!!

CASH ONLY- they do take USD at their own conversions…read more Price point not any cheaper then the states. Food was delicious and the staff was welcoming. Would like to come visit again with the correct currency.

Before we left Puerto Peñasco, we went Downtown for some shopping and to buy SHRIMP! We found this…read moreDARLING restaurant and are SO glad we ate here! The Chipotle Shrimp was so AMAZING... I really loved my Coconut Shrimp! I only wish I hadn't eaten so much chips & salsa before lunch got to me... but let's face it, THAT SALSA IS AMAZING! So glad we stopped in! We WILL be back!!!

Fresh seafood with a front row view of the ocean. Say hi to Pedro when you're there! Cheersread more

The food was extraordinarily good. We had fried snapper and it was amazing…read more The waiter was also incredibly competent and kind. He gave us samples of their flan which was really delicious.

I love the empanadas, the arepas the gondola pizzas, and the gourmet coffees. Ohanna made his own…read moreclay oven, the food is fantastic and the homemade sauces served with arepas and empanadas. I love to stop there everytime am I. Town can't wait to be there.

now in their new location which is much cleaner, nicer, closer to stuff easy to walk to across the…read morestreet from the Central Park. we walked here from the Sandy Beach. it's a nice 2 mile walk and if you want to increase your step count it's about 4,000 from Sonoran Sky resort. this is our third trip to Puerto Penasco where we purposely come just to this place for breakfast and coffees. so happy they are still here.

Loved this place. Had a local Chef recommend this place. First time visiting Rocky Point and loved…read morethis food Service was great & very quick & friendly

Great mocajetes, fish tostadas BYOB cheaper than at the malecón they close early many locals or in…read morevacation go for lunch

Great selection of food and drinks. Fun grocery store atmosphere, a little different from what I am…read moreused to in the US. The service is fine.

Great store! Plenty of fresh mangos, papaya and vegetables! Great bakery bread and cookies! Very…read morefriendly service!! Has everything you need!

If you're visiting Rocky Point, Churros y Elotes is an absolute must! In fact, it became a nightly…read moretradition for our family during our recent trip. We looked forward to stopping by every evening! One important tip: there are two stands right next to each other, and while the menus look very similar, the quality is absolutely not the same. I've included pictures of the one you should visit. We learned the hard way when the original spot was closed one night and we tried the neighboring one instead. It was a huge mistake! The difference was noticeable--the churros from the other location almost tasted like they had been sitting since the night before compared to the fresh, amazing churros from the original spot. The spot we kept coming back to was always busy, with a steady line of locals and visitors. What stood out was that this wasn't just a dessert stop--locals were also there having dinner. You'd see people enjoying their elotes, ramen, nachos, and many other menu items before finishing with something sweet. It really showed that this place is more than just a churro stand; it's a true local favorite. The staff was always incredibly friendly, even while staying busy with a constant flow of customers. During our visits, we tried their churros, fresas con crema, and paletas, and not a single item was a miss. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and completely finished every night by our family. The value is also unbeatable. For around $3 USD, you get six fresh churros in a bag, and they are absolutely delicious. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and made fresh right in front of you. This quickly became one of our favorite Rocky Point traditions. Great food, great prices, friendly service, and a true local atmosphere. If you're in Rocky Point, make sure this is on your list--you won't regret it!

Hands down, best churros I've ever had. Disneyland churros…read morehave nothing on these authentic churros.