This is a giant 2 story Carrefour store! The top floor has groceries, and the bottom floor has…read moreeverything else. We focused on groceries since that's why we went. The store has a huge selection of just about everything. The checkout process was easy, and every employee we interacted with was friendly. Highly recommend this store if you are looking for something similar to Target.

It's like Fort Knox getting in to this drab hyper market with most of the barriers shut. A rather…read moreslouchy security man in a shabby uniform was ambling aimlessly looking bored in dirty shoes. I wandered a few isles and it began to bore me too so I bought a few bars of expensive Spanish chocolate that tasted rather grainy awful and some in shell California walnuts. I got to the checkout to find I hadn't weighed the nuts so I had to go back and self weigh. In our home town a staff member would have done this (think it's called soivuce? servis? service?) or better still the check out would be modern enough to weigh there. I've been in more interesting graveyards.

Very nice grocery store with some clothing, electronics and small appliances too. We have been…read morethere several times and haven't had to wait even one time to check out. All store employees wear masks and shoppers must mask too. Prices are good and therebis a lot of selection too.

In A Nutshell: -This…read moretiny SuperMercado is located on the corner of Calle San Fernando y Calle Bilbao. -After several days of eating Italian, Maltese, French, Moroccan, Portuguese and Spanish food, I was on the lookout for some ramen. -Luckily I stumbled upon SuperMercado, which is jammed packed w/ boxes full of food in their already narrow aisles. Overall, after asking the lady at the counter w/ my limited Spanish, she was able to secure some ramen - a true blessing.

Take a step back in time. Built in 1911, opened in 1922, come meet 2nd, 3rd, 4th+ generations…read moreselling their wares. Flowers, plants, fish, meats, vegetables and nuts etc. are on display for the choosing. So many unique individuals to meet and greet willing to share their stories about their good and services. Enjoy!

Any central market is worth searching for…read more This was a bit of a walk, but enjoyed the sightseeing along the way. Once inside this great building, I discovered two floors and an outdoor courtyard full of every food and flower you could imagine. I took a little over an hour and wandered up and down the aisles. Taking in almost a floor of fresh seafood. Fresh cuts of meat- sheep heads, goat meat, and poultry. Lanes of fresh fruits and vegetables. Followed the scent of fresh baked bread and decided it was time foe a coffee break. Cappuccino and croissant in the market. Then outside to discover an array of beautiful flowers in so many colors and sizes. Klaus-Dieter you would have had a field day here picking out flowers for your wife. My regret here was not being able to buy any of the cheeses. There were so many delicious choices and too little time to eat them. Better than any grocery store, mercados are always a must stop and check out.

Wonderful grocery store in Alicante, Spain. Quite large with lots of items that are well organized…read more The store is very clean, and has hand sanitizer stations available throughout the store. There is a beauty aisle with makeup as well. All employees had on masks, per Covid requirements.

We walked passed Mery Croket a several times and were curious how the croquettes would taste. Today…read morewe walked in and bought two croquettes. They were both very tasteful. We had the jamón (ham) and salmorejo. You should definitely try a croquet. It's a great snack

Wonderful croquettes, excellent service speaking English, tasty lentils with pumpkin and fried…read morechicken soo good that KFC should die in shame! It's meant as take-away but there are 8 chairs around one big table, 2 chairs with other table and few stand-ups.