There are quite a few Oxxo convenience stores all around town. This one is very well run, clean,…read morehas parking space for two or three cars as well as a sitting area outside with picnic tables. Most of the stores carry all the same things at the same prices. I happen to enjoy their café Andatti. I have had better coffee, but this, in my opinion is better than Starbucks as the roast isn't burnt, and much better prices. This one has several flavored creamers always well stocked. Of course they carry all the other usual snacks, drinks, and other basic necessities. I was glad this was very close to my hotel.

The breweries were ordered by Government of Mexico to stop operations due to Covid and deemed…read morenon-essential:( But yet hard liquor remains distilleries operating. Beer has sold out except for the restaurants & bars w/food that are offering takeout only. What a sad day in Baja :( On the flip side of that, I was happy to help my brother out there. He's disabled Vet, he was so pleased that makes me happy I'm doing something right.... Oxxo, we'll they do stay open late & have sodas, water juices and snacks like the 7-11 do. Gotta love that! They are also conveniently located pretty much on every corner:) And you gotta love the services including cashier & full service gas at some stations:)

Oxxo in Cabo San Lucas is my ultimate go-to convenience store when I need snacks, drinks, or just…read moresome quick essentials on the fly. It's like a Mexican 7/11 but somehow better. There are tons of locations around town, and they are all pretty much the same. I like to come here to get yummy Mexican Coke in glass bottles (if you know, you know) that's usually kept on ice so it's nice and cold. When out in the sweltering Cabo heat especially during the summer, nobody has time for warm soda! They also sell hot food and surprisingly cheap and tasty tortas and tacos if you need a cheap meal on the fly. I love picking up some Mexican snack food, candy and staples that you can't find in the U.S. Oxxo also sells basic staples like milk, eggs, and bread, a small selection of toiletries like soap and shampoo, pet food, filtered ice, and beer and wine. Note that the cashiers here do NOT like taking large bills, so make sure you have some small ones when making a purchase. They also accept credit cards, but spending pesos is always the safer route to go especially as a tourist in Mexico.

OXXO is nice except a few knockoffs.A few are Mega which are knockoff of Magnum ,a few chocolates…read morethey have and the store itself.Isn't OXXO just a knockoff of 7\11

Oxxo is the 7 eleven of Mexico, they're everywhere and they've got everything you could need from…read moredrinks to snacks to medicine to money orders and lol. The service is good, the place is always busy and I enjoy coming in here and getting a cold drink .

It's like the 711 in the US they have the same things with the Mexican spin on it. Coffees, ice,…read morebeer, wine, meds, cigarettes...Everything you can think of in a local convenience store! Sun screen lotion for the low!

I love the food here at the Oxxo , they have ready meals on site and plenty of snacks, the service…read moreis fine, they won't give you any bags but whatever . The ambiance is that of an American convenience store much like a 7-11 convenience store in the states . They have a little bit of everything in here .

This grocery store chain is all over Mexico from south mainland to Baja. Some are extremely nice…read moreand some are total dives. Similar to Walmarts Super Centers in major metro areas versus small rural towns. They all have an amazing seafood section and fresh produce. They nicest ones (I've experienced) are along the Cabo corridor and are better than most US chains.

Chedrauls are popping up everywhere in La Paz. It has everything you need and then some! Great…read morebakery and pharmacy.

The 7/11 chain of Mexico. In major tourist towns there's an OXXO on every other street corner…read more Crappy selection for food / booze / household goods. Rip-off prices. You shop here for emergency crap in the middle of the night.

Oxxo is like the locals' hidden secret from the tourists, but I'm glad we stumbled across it! I…read moreusually avoid convenience stores back in the States because they are over priced, but that is far from the case at Oxxo. Oxxo is a steal for drinks, quick food like hot dogs and nachos, chips, and drugs. We won't be buying nonalcoholic drinks out and about because this place is a steal in comparison! They are pretty limited, though. We came in looking for eggs, but they didn't have them, and we checked two different locations. For typical convenient stores needs though, go here and avoid the pharmacies and convenient store type places in the marina because it's super overpriced compared to Oxxo!

We came across Chedraui while staying in Cancun. Naturally, we decided to find one in the Baja area…read moreand we're thrilled to encounter one in San Jose Del Cabo. The drawback for us is this place is far from Cabo San Lucas. We took the bus to fully experience the adventure of Cabo (fyi- lots of flagging the bus in the freeway but it's exciting). So after all the high heat and sunburn from snorkeling, the air conditioning and the ambiance here felt like a supermarket food court at home but way better. Imagine being able to drink beer on tap. You can order pastas, sandwiches, tortas, ceviches, sushi, cheese, etc. This place is also ideal if you're needing food items or pretty much anything for your AirBnB. Like I said, it's like Fred Meyer's or a Walmart super center but way better. They sell motorcycles, too! Wish I could have taken better pictures.

This store is just like a 7-11 in the USA. They have drinks, including beer, snacks, ice and more…read more And, it's very reasonable. They are open all the time too.