I used to have a little business on hidalgo a year ago and whenever we needed something we would…read morerun to this store (maybe not always, but for sure when the store next door was closed and there was no market). You wouldn't believe all the things you can find here. Meat, cheese, bread, packaged food, dairy products, even some stationary products! I remember for my son's birthday I made some wood boxes decorated with china paper and of course on a Saturday afternoon everything close by was closed, my dad had the idea to ask here and surprise!! He came back with the exact same colors I was using. Well stocked store with good prices & customer service!

Tienda Don Lencho, a beloved local food market established in 1962, has been serving our community…read morewith fresh produce, dry goods, meats, and essential household items for decades. Our extensive selection includes fresh vegetables, beans, rice, canned goods, eggs, snacks, and bottled water. We pride ourselves on offering quality dairy products like yogurt and a variety of meats, including cecina and chorizo. You'll also find essentials like cooking carbon, jobon, tostadas, and sanitary paper products. Visit Tienda Don Lencho for all your grocery needs and experience the quality and service that has made us a neighborhood staple for over 60 years! La Tienda Don Lencho, un querido mercado de alimentos local establecido en 1962, ha estado sirviendo a nuestra comunidad con productos frescos, productos secos, carnes y artículos esenciales para el hogar durante décadas. Nuestra amplia selección incluye verduras frescas, frijoles, arroz, productos enlatados, huevos, bocadillos y agua embotellada. Nos enorgullecemos de ofrecer productos lácteos de calidad, como yogur, y una variedad de carnes, incluyendo cecina y chorizo. También encontrará artículos esenciales como carbón para cocinar, jobon, tostadas y productos de papel sanitario. ¡Visite la Tienda Don Lencho para todas sus necesidades de supermercado y experimente la calidad y el servicio que nos han convertido en un pilar de la vecindad durante más de 60 años!

This used to be my emergency store when I lived close by. What I liked the most is they always have…read morethe yogurt I like available, I've been to other locations and it's not always available. Other than that I've come here looking for some products and end up leaving empty handed having to go a bit further to find what I need. Most of time is really easy to park outside the store or a few meters away, and almost always there's good customer service. Until recently this was the biggest store in San Felipe, but now it has some competition a few blocks away with more options.

Great selection but one day they have what you want and the next time they don't. Power walkways…read moreoften broken. Carefully check prices in the "gringo" area. Some are astronomical. Not everything is stored properly. Ice cream is in the refrigerator, melted. Should be in the freezer. Frozen fruit has been allowed to thaw and then refrozen into a block. No policing of disabled parking.

The closest thing to Costco meets Safeway, meets CVS. It's ALL here…read more Imagine an item or food from any large or big box USA stores and you can probably find it at Chedraui. Even many importat and US food items that can be tricky to find elsewhere.

They have lotsa stuff, even yogurt w/ chia seeds.... Who has that? And they are close to where we…read moreare at, so that's way groovy

If you are having fun around the downtown and feel like you need something for the thirst. Don…read morethink twice and go to this little local store and have a bottle of water, any soda or even a cold beer to be rehydratated. There are basic things from candies and snacks to some handcrafts. Don't tell anybody haha but you can even buy a beer and drink it in the square that it's in front of the store. This is a great option because the prices are really reasonable even when it's placed at just some meters from Santo Domingo.

It may be nascent, but there is clearly a burgeoning craft brewing scene bubbling in Mexico in…read moregeneral, and especially in Oaxaca. Not a surprise given the import of taste in their glorious food and Mezcal options. This special spot is looking to be at the forefront of this scene. Featuring craft offerings from all over Oaxaca, this is a delightful market where you can sit and enjoy a beer or a flight and learn about Mexican beer, or just pop in to buy some to go. They feature a few other artesian market items as well (honey, granola), but are primary a beer spot. Tried a couple of solid IPAs from Ammon brewing (a single and a DIPA) that were excellent as well as a super-special porter made with Mezcal from Cervesa Portforio. Unique and a perfect example of how this region can contribute fresh options to the beer scene. Janice was a perfect host/barkeep, chatting with us/informing us on styles, but also leaving us alone to chat as well. Also told us they'll be adding taps for drafts soon. Tl,dr--great spot to pop in to try out some new beers in a casual setting or buy some quality stuff to go. Hope this quality addition to this wonderful town thrives, and new beers keep brewin' here in Oaxaca.

We stopped in for wine, Spanish Tortilla, tomato bread and cheese. Tomato bread was one of our…read morefavorite things to eat in Spain, but the one at Agrado Market is the best we've had! Great selection of cheese, and the tortilla was delicious! We can't wait to go back and have it again! The owner is a gem! So lovely and fun to visit with her!

I tried to go here on a recent trip to oaxaca, and couldn't find the store, so I went into bolenc…read morewhere they also sell some succulenta jams and pickles. I asked where the store was and they said bolenc was the only place selling succulenta, so I don't know if the shop is still there? I got a bit of a weird reaction- I was excited to try everything, as I had heard a couple podcasts with the owner - Paulina Garcia Hernandez- talking about making pickles, and so mentioned that to the guy I was talking to. He just said it was his company, and didn't really seem to want to talk about it. The conversation was very off putting. I came in to try everything, but he seemed very put out I was enquiring about whether there were other products ( I had heard about lots of other pickles than I was seeing on the shelves). I still bought a couple things there and the mango jam was amazing. The hibiscus jam was very hard and crunchy, I'm not sure if it's supposed to taste like that as it was my first time, but it's a rather interesting texture...

Amazing jams, oils, vinegars and other healthy creations. Very unique store with great packaging…read more I bought some for myself and some as a gift for my host, which was very well received. Extremely friendly people and definitely worth visiting!