No bakery when we were here (there is a Panaderia Lydia in Isabel II -- maybe a connection?). But…read morewe found most of our grocery needs met while staying in Esperanza. Head back to Isabel II if you need more variety, but you probably don't need to.

Colmado Lydia is the second bakery I've tried in Isabel II this week. It was busy on a bustling…read moreWednesday morning with a long line, but they filled orders quickly and still had plenty of pastries and fresh bread when I arrived at the window. The gentleman was very friendly and patient as I kept adding donuts and pastries to my order. The two loaves of bread were hot and fresh. The donuts were delicious. The cafe con crema was very good, as was the behemoth of a cinnamon roll that I ended up sharing with five other people. This place has a line down the street every morning. Now I know why. Que rico!!

This is a wonderful haven of health food and supplements on a small island with limited food…read morechoices. If you have dietary restrictions or need natural health products you will find something that meets your needs in this friendly little store. Staff is helpful and fully bilingual. Bonus: good selection of high quality dark chocolate!

I'm so glad to find a local grocery that sells non-dairy milks including Hemp, Soy, Almond, Coconut…read moremilks. The store also has a lot of healthy herbal tea and flour selections. And I finally find my green tea. It seems like everyone drinks coffee with regular milk here. It's in a hidden alley with a very small sign. I got my coconut water, Ting grapefruit soda, and icy cold green tea shots and walk out happily.

Great selection of fruits and vegetables. Decent prices. Friendly workers. The truck is parked…read moreon the side of the road with a table set up to display that day's market. Cash only.

Open to the public every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Look for a giant truck offloading produce…read moreunder covered stands. The grocery stores are lacking in the produce dept so make sure to stop by to grab some fresh fruit and veggies. I also saw a few Amish goods... odd... Needless to stay this roadside spot is cash only.

One of the best grocery stores I came across. Lots of options, meat counter, liquor, wine, beer,…read morecases of water.

I really prefer this market on the island. It has a great selection and you'll find all the ice…read morecream here! It's small but has what you need.

Jueves 1 de febrero de 2024 en gestiones de trabajo en el pueblo de Fajardo paré en este…read moresupermercado para almorzar. Este supermercado tiene un área donde hacen desayunos y almuerzo. Menú criollo era la razón del día así que la variedad sobraba. Todo limpio y ordenado a pesar de haber mucho tráfico de clientela. Comida caliente y sabrosa. El servicio fue rápido. Cuentan con un amplio establecimiento.

This place is really great if you wanna buy booze or drinks or plastic cups they have like a…read morewarehouse section and then they have a grocery section. It's it's really good and pretty affordable. As far as these prices go I mean the meat section was unbelievable. it had meat from Nicaragua Paraguay the United States, Puerto Rico was pretty cool and in pretty good prices I think.

The location of this market is very convenient. Its very close the airport, Jerry's Jeep Rental,…read moreand Carlos Jeep Rental. Even if you arrive in the ferry but are renting a jeep you are right by this grocery. This is the big grocery on the island and they have just about everything you need, although for fruits and vegetables I recommend D's Garden. The biggest problem this grocery has is that the aisles are very narrow. It get uncomfortable when there are several people inside. Also, the line for the cashier is uncomfortable. The line basically blocks a whole aisle. Staff here are honest. We forgot our beach umbrella. My husband returned the next day and they had stored it. Easily could have kept it and said nothing, but they didn't. I like that.

This is the island's supermarket. It has your basic supermarket items. It is a bit cheaper than…read moreMilka, but I prefer Milka. They have better service and usually more things even if it is smaller than Costa del Sol. Still, a good option to have.

We had a horrible experience here.. This was our first stop on the island before heading to our…read morestay. I had read that THIS is the place to go, so we went. From the get-go it was a mess. This is definitely more of like a Sam's/Costco set up, best for buying in bulk! We picked up a loaf of sandwich bread and after checking out I noticed the bread I chose was 1 week overdue to be tossed (April 17). I asked the cashier if I could go and just grab a new loaf, she said that's fine, I did. EVERY SINGLE loaf was bad. Every rack, flavor, the farther down the older they got. I was just appalled. Some bags were opened, or ripped and still sitting aligned in the totes to be sold. We didn't end up getting any of the loafs, obviously. So they got about $3 for free and about 12 racks of months old bread! Just be aware for travelers coming. We had a great experience in Red Hook at Moe's, would definitely recommend them!!

I call this place "Cost U MORE". Food Prices here are crazy…read morehigh compared to NY..I was shocked! I caught myself smh and muttering "they bugging" to myself on numerous occasions.. Came here to grab a few beverages and other items to stock the fridge at the condo during my recent visit to the Virgin Islands. Liquor prices are slightly cheaper however, but not as cheap as Mexico prices. The service is good and the employees here are friendly, thats always a plus. I had the cashier ROTFL with my comments on the prices lol I'd suggest shopping here if you'll be staying for at least a week or more and you have at least 2 other people staying with you..I came across lots of family sized and Bulk items.

D'a garden was awesome! Their acai bowl was so good, the fruit on it was so fresh and tasted…read moreamazing. There is coconut oil that comes on the bowl and it hardens and tastes so good, it was a nice touch. They have a good selection of organic and healthy snacks and fresh produce. We went back everyday while we were there! Totally recommend.

Wasn't planning to visit a café on Culebra, but this one ended up being a highlight of my trip. We…read morewere looking for a quick breakfast stop, but the moment I stepped inside, I knew this place was special. D's Garden isn't just a café--it's a little oasis, blending a plant shop, fresh produce market, and the coziest smoothie/coffee bar all in one. Wandering through the different rooms, I found everything from tropical plants to locally grown fruit. It's clear this place is lovingly cared for--the staff is warm, the space is tidy, and every corner is thoughtfully laid out. It was the kind of place that makes you want to slow down, stay awhile, and soak it all in. If you ever find yourself in Culebra, this is one spot you don't want to miss!

Overwhelmed by how much they had. One stop shop for random needs. Anything you can think of they…read morehave, not as much for food.

This little grocery store has everything you need in a pinch. We stopped here shortly after…read morearriving in Culebra looking for water, coffee, and a few other things we needed to kickstart our island adventure. The staff were so friendly and helpful. This store is the embodiment of everything you imagine on island life. Beautiful friendly people who seem to welcome everyone and lend a helping hand. Love this place!

Nice selection of fresh foods and necessities close to my Wyndham resort. Friendly clean store.read more

Great spot for groceries! We were staying in Rio Grande area and stopped in here to get some…read morestaples for our trip. Wonderful selection. Plenty of parking.