I found this Walmart to be a good experience overall. It had everything we needed during our stay…read morein San Juan. One thing to keep in mind is that this location is much smaller than many Walmart stores on the mainland, so don't expect a huge Supercenter experience. That said, it was well-stocked and easy to navigate. The most interesting part of the experience was the checkout process. When you select how many plastic bags you want, an employee standing nearby actually hands you the exact number of bags you requested instead of letting you take them yourself. It caught me off guard at first, but I assume it's a measure to prevent people from taking extra bags. It's a little unusual if you're not from the area, but certainly not a big deal. Overall, this is a solid Walmart and a convenient stop if you're visiting San Juan and need to pick up essentials. It may be smaller and have a few practices that are different from what mainland shoppers are used to, but the store was clean, organized, and served our family well during our trip.

This one is because of the deli .... Basic rules when handling lettuce use first in first out don't…read morejust dump the fresh cut lettuce on top of the old one ... Second please but please wash the lettuce ... like come on...

One of the reasons to come to San Patricio Plaza is this TJ Max. They have lots of nice things at…read moreaffordable prices.

Not a typical stop while on Holiday. We saw people rushing into the store....was there a give away,…read morea hidden treasure, inquiring minds want to know. We followed the crowd & were soon in the largest, multi story TJ Maxx I had ever seen. Starting with casual looking, their was designer everything. Dresses, skirts, slacks, jeans, accessories... I did not check out the kiddo department, but it had a lot of action. I hoarded 7 purses & had such trouble whittling it Down to 3. It was the same with everything & all departments. An exceptional place to shop, I have only seen that many designer labels, except in very expensive stores. What's a girl to do? Be glad I followed the crowd, for once.

BFF has been shopping here for years when he comes to visit his family. We didn't come here during…read moremy first trip to PR and made sure to include it in this 2nd trip. Came during the week on a Tues and it was not too crowded, which was a welcome treat as I do not like shopping malls at all (nor shopping in general). I really enjoyed this mall, though, as it has a bit of everything including some non USA stores. Mall doesn't look like much from the outside and you cannot tell (at least from our entrance) that it looks like a mall until you get outside. Very clean, upscale, and has something for everyone.

This map in PR is terrific! It was so much fun to wander a mall where all the stores are open and…read morethe space is full and there are people actually in the mall exploring the shops. Regrettably my Spanish sucks, and thankfully many of the staff were bilingual and made it easy for me to communicate with them. Had a great time, took a beach break and did a little splurge shopping! Good chain restaurant choices.

Capri is very popular in Puerto Rico. It's similar to a dollar store, in the sense that it's a very…read moreinexpensive place to purchase household items, decor, furniture, arts and crafts and even clothes. Yup, this is a department store with dollar store prices. Worth checking out if you're on a budget or just looking to save money. Regardless of their prices, they have a very complete arts and crafts section and clothing section. For my wedding in PR, I visited several Capri stores while looking for wedding favors and decor.

I love this place so much! I go on my lunch break and spend the right amount of money. So many…read moregreat items to choose from.

This mall is massive! Three stories of shops and restaurants!…read moreThere were plenty of upscale shops throughout the mall. The even had a spot specifically for Uber and valet! This was a nice mall to walk around and hang out while we waited to go to the airport. It's not too far from the airport either!

This mall is NICE. However, if you're looking to do everyday shopping as an average income person…read moreyou need to go to Plaza Las Americas lol. Majority of the stores in here are high -end with a few exceptions such as H&M, a toy store, Finish Line and Lovisa. This is not a complaint though because we should've looked at the directory before arriving .

Excellent service and great buys! Found a gorgeous beach…read morecover and the price was phenomenal!

This is one of my favorite Marshall's. It has a great selection of clothes. My husband likes to…read morecome here to buy gifts for Christmas. He usually finds lots of nice things for kitchens and bars. Lines can get long, but there are two stations. One station is near the street entrance and one by the mall entrance. In my experience the mall entrance lines moves quicker.

You can find an Amigo Supermarket, Payless, Always 99, Aliss, Office Max, Tierra de Fuego…read moreSteakhouse, and Chili's. There is also a Planet Fitness, Capri store, Bun's Burger Shop, and Caribbean Cinemas, a SuperMax, Borinquen Lab, The House Liquor store, an East Asian Bistro, and a few other small stores and restaurants. I personally come here for Buns, East, and Aliss. The Bun's location here is my favorite because it has the best parking of all of the locations. I think the East is among the better Asian restaurants in the area, and Aliss has nice Christmas decorations. The House at this location is smaller and more low key than the other two.

Plaza Guaynabo is a small strip mall off the PR-20 in Guaynabo. It doesn't have much going for it,…read morejust and Amigo supermarket and a few small stores that I don't find interesting. What it does have it the surrounding area. Whether officially or unofficially, the nearby businesses are considered to be part of Plaza Guaynabo. That means places like Planet Fitness, Capri, Aliss, The House, East Asian Bistro, Buns Burger Shop, and the Caribbean Cinemas. The reason I come here is for the cinema, Buns, East, and The House. Also, nearby is Natas, a small coffee shop that sells Portuguese natas (very delicious). In other words, it's the food and entertainment that makes this area worth it, not the shopping (a least for me).