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

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!

Yeah it is Gringo Central but I love Fresko La Comer…read more Actually one of my rituals when I visit a place is to go to local markets to find stuff that is not available back home. And while this place is a Gringo King Soopers...it has tons of great Lat Am flavored items. Super clean Amazing selection Great staff Great place to stock up.

I visited Cabo in March of this year for a wedding and stayed at an Airbnb with a kitchen, so I…read morepicked up a few essentials from a local grocery store. It was my first time shopping in a Mexican grocery store, and I was genuinely surprised by how modern it was and how abundant the selection felt. The store offered more fresh items than many grocery stores in the U.S.--and this was during the peak of the so-called "egg shortage." I snapped a few photos along the way. A couple of takeaways stood out. I bought a small stick of butter that was unlike anything I'd regularly experienced in the States--the flavor and the way it melted were noticeably better. I also picked up a few heads of lettuce that were incredibly fresh and crisp, complete with the roots still attached. Honestly, if I were back home, I could've planted them again. All in all, if you're in Cabo and need a grocery store but don't want to drive all the way to Walmart, this spot has everything you need and is very comparable to any grocery store in the United States.

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:)

This was by far the worst Walmart I've ever been in. The merchandise is limited. There were no…read moreelectric tea kettles, no costume jewelry, and the clothes selection was limited. Don't waste your time!

The store is great and very convenient. It is right across the street from a large shopping mall in…read moreCabo. I highly recommend going here if you want some interesting snacks they have really good prices and lots of good food to eat have everything like clothing shoes it's wonderful for local people, had a house in Cabo for 30 years and I am so lucky now that this Walmart is close to my house. I can walk there every day and get things that I need. Not to mention the donuts are really good.

The best grocery store in the game, they just do everything well. They also don't have outside…read morevendors hassling you like La Comer. The only caveat.. the sushi. It's pretty awful. If you're like us thinking "hey let's save some $ and just eat sushi in the room" don't. It's so mid I can't even put it into words. Poke bowl same, it was SLIGHTLY better but not something you want to actually put in your mouth, it's literally ALL rice with zero seasoning. Again, everything else is the best. Don't go anywhere else.

This is a newer store in the area and is a little more modern and has a greater selection of…read moreproducts. It has 4 different restaurants in its food court and has a wide variety of choices. The staff are friendly and helpful. They have every type of food beverage and household goods you could want.

When you're driving the main road from San Jose to Cabo San Lucas, you will see a stunning hotel on…read morethe beach side just as you're leaving the San Jose area. This hotel is called.Palmilla. And right across the street from this very very beautiful expensive hotel is a little shopping center and in the shopping center is the California Ranch market. It is fantastic. You could pick up little things that you can't find in all the other Cabo markets from the big fancy ones to the smaller local ones. And yes, it is pricey. Just have say..... what the hell go for it! We happen to love the deli and get the same sandwich Deb likes ham I like turkey and these sandwiches are 200 pesos so maybe $12 and they are epic. You could see the picture and know that you can indeed get out of this market for a fair price and pick up some little goodies that you might not find somewhere else a service wonderful, people watching even more wonderful.

Pricy, but they will most likely have what you are looking for. They is an open-air market on…read moreFridays. You can find freshly grown vegetables there.

Tamales used to be delicious but something changed. Way too much masa unless you like that. Super…read moreburro earned the 3 stars. Won't be Back

While vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, I typically hit Walmart and Costco for my week's supplies…read more Last visit, Costco quantities were just too much, so I skipped it on this visit. Yup, "Walnar" was my go-to out of the gates. Man, I forgot how crappy that place was...no bueno. Needing additional supplies, I decided to look for a local market to pick up some odds 'n ends a day after my arrival - found Santa Carmela on the map. It turned out to be a great little market - I visited twice (maybe three times?) Smaller quantities of products from produce, dairy, deli items (fresh guac and salsa), beer, snacks and Cabo Unico tequila! For me, it sucks to be in a huge market on vacation. I loved stopping by a smaller, local market with quality goods - that was Santa Carmela. The signage is not great and could be easy to miss, so look for it carefully, you won't be disappointed. 4 stars for this nice little market. https://mercadostacarmela.com/en/