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9 years ago
I like this convenient store. Prices are better than 7-11. I came here to pick up some drinks and snacks. Left happy. It was a quick walk in and go. Paid and walk out. Very well stocked place read more
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Mazarik) Mazarik 25
06470 México, D.F.
Mexico
San Rafael
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Neighborhood grocery store. Smaller than other Superamas, but if you live in the neighborhood, its…read morea good one. As with grocery shopping anywhere in Mexico, I´ve found to never expect to find the same thing there twice. If you see something you haven´t seen before, buy it, because you might not see it again. Things of interest that I´ve found here from time to time are: chocolate chips, white chocolate, Fage greek yogurt, Russet baking potatoes, cow´s milk feta., Puffins cereal.
This is my go-to grocery store. I'm here usually 2-3x a week. The fruits and vegetables in stock…read moreare usually fresh and not too expensive. The deli and butcher both carry good options. The store is kept clean and the staff is friendly. I really like the bakery here. The breads are very good and fresh and the pastries are quite good and very inexpensive. Sometimes is can be difficult to find some things, because there don't always have stock in everything.
Tomato and rye bread twisted together
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Tucked away in a quiet part of Cuauhtémoc.
Visiting the area and need some groceries? This spot is excellent and has a huge selection…read more I was visiting from the US and was so pleased to find a familiar grocery shopping experience. Their sections for bakery, meat, produce and dairy were all good sized. Note that disposable bags are not allowed, so bring one or buy one before checking out.
Conveniently located in a trendy, walkable area, this supermarket has an impressive selection of…read moregroceries, snacks, essentials, and fresh items--perfect for stocking up during an Airbnb stay. Super easy to pop in for anything you need, and the variety makes it a reliable go-to spot.
Walmart is Walmart no matter where you travel. It's okay but stick to the local mercato for fresh…read moreveggies.
They have dog parking stations here! This patient pug was too cute!
Visited twice on a recent stay in Mexico City and found this to be a great grocery store. Bring…read moreyour own bag or you'll need to buy one of the reusable ones! This felt very comparable to a slightly upscale supermarket back in the US. It was very clean and well maintained, the layout of things was efficient but also pleasant looking. I was impressed with the bakery and produce sections (above average). Friendly service.
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I hope OXXO stands for hugs and kisses, because I don't know how else to pronounce it. If it…read moreweren't a convenience store, I might wanna hug and kiss this place. It's a place that you know will always have clean floors, well lit aisles, and properly displayed prices. They sell a variety of water, sodas, beer, ice, snacks, chips, just like a regular convenience store. It reminds me of Circle K. I love that they have all these weird brands of snacks and sodas that I'd never heard of. It felt adventurous to try out "Boing." The clerks were mostly attentive, with a fast check out, and even offering some extra stuff that's on sale! I didn't see a single OXXO with an ATM machine, which was a convenience I could have used. Parking seems impossible here. It's on the corner of a really busy street, and a divided thoroughfare.
Kick ass organic market with all sorts of goodies. I bought coffee beans and ground coffee, healthy…read moresnacks and whole bunch of neat superfood plant based bars that are totally yummy. I like this place as it's right by the park in Condesa. It's a very unique place but one that you can find in Condesa easily. I would go back for nuts, seeds, and maybe soap next time when I'm there. Love this part of Condesa!
Fantastic market with just about everything I needed to provision the kitchen of my Airbnb for a…read moreweek. There was tofu, veggies, tortillas, salsas, drinks, almond milk and so many fantastic vegan options in the frozen/refrigerated section. The prices weren't high compared to similar stores back home - but definitely more expensive than what you'd pay for in local produce markets for conventionally grown produce. Great place to stock up!
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It is good but I definitely prefer 7-11. I think you get better deals there for sure. Esp for water.read more
05/18/2018 Walking around this area after dinner, I knew we…read moreare going to have to grab some water, snacks, and other drinks. At home, there are plenty of 7-Eleven and Circle K stores, this is just like that but in Mexico. Plenty of packaged snacks, drinks, coffee and whatever else you need that a convenience store has to offer. This one is right on the corner of Av. Medellin and Av. Chapultepec is pretty small compared to some of the other stores. I was quite surprised when I saw bottles of Electrolit in different flavors. Some of the snacks are hilarious to me from the name. Just like any convenient store, there is still beer sold here. We have an early morning so make our purchases and back to the hotel.
Nice selection of produce and fruit. We bought lots. Found wine from Guadalupe area very good…read more Security followed us closely- which was fine but could bother some.
Conveniently located in Polanquito, you can expect to pay for the convenience, but it has your…read morebasic, minimal shopping needs, such as canned or boxed or jarred goods. The freshness of the fruits and vegetables can be hit or miss and the meats look horrendous. Stick to the basics, be willing to pay a lot extra, and you can't go wrong. Don't forget to bring your own shopping bags and tip the bag man a few pesos.
Location: Inside Mexico airport…read more Parking: Gatage parking Staff: Only one person and he was very nice and helpful. Was not showing any frustration at all. Wait time: none Price: airport price average I was glad to have found a microwave soup at this location. Being a picky eater it's very hard to find something that I can like. 7 eleven had a microwave, coffee machine and plenty more to eat a warm meal.
7-Eleven is a life saver! After several delays and a deplane/reboard situation, we arrived at MEX…read moreairport 3 hours later than expected, near the dead of night. Once we made it through security and customs, we were all exhausted, disoriented, our clocks were off. And we were hungry, but nearly everything was closed...except for 7-Eleven! Yay! Well-stocked with all the snacks and drinks we needed in one place, a friendly senorita behind the counter and next thing you know we weren't hangry anymore and we actually had smiles on our faces when we went to battle for a cab. Thank you 7-Eleven!!!
Tiny little store. Not much to buy except snacks and drinks. They have cigarettes and alcohol too!read more
Circle K is like everywhere in Mexico City. Well they are every corner of the place. I like…read moreconvenient stores. Its perfect because the water in Mexico is not drinkable, it makes it very convenient to pick up drinks at Circle K. Its nothing too special. There are drinks and snacks being sold here. Just another 7Eleven competitor.
Circle K is a worldwide convenience store chain founded in El Paso, TX, and now headquartered in…read moreQuebec, Montreal, Canada. It's intriguing to walk into different countries and see how the same convenience stores (7-11, Circle K and probably Family Mart being the best examples) carry vastly different products. Mexico City has dozens of locations and they really come in handy for picking up snacks and drinks. This location is in the Juarez/Zone Rosa neighborhood and close to a number of hotels and restaurants. Pretty small, only a couple mini aisles of merchandise, a lot of spicy chips and snacks, a wall of chilled drinks, bottled water, some canned and packaged foods, a cooler for ice cream bars. There is a credit card minimum though I didn't catch how much this was. They definitely don't take card for a $16 peso purchase, which I learned the hard way. That being said the lady at the register was kind enough to wait for me get cash as she was closing up the store. Good to note: the sign outside says "open 24 hours" but as I mentioned this location does close at night, I think around 9pm or 9:30pm.
This Walmart is located in a huge shopping center - plaza in Iztapalapa on the corner of San…read more Rafael Atlixco and Ave. Canal de Tezontle. Walmart is one of the anchor stores In this immense shopping plaza along with Sam's Club, Cinemex, and numerous restaurants like VIP's, Toks, El Porton, La Casa del Toño, Burger King, McD's, Starbucks, and many many more shops and eateries. There is secure validated parking. This Walmart has about everything you'd expect to see at a Super Walmart. I went for some bottled water and snacks. Brands offered feature mostly national brands. I wanted some coffee to prepare and could not find my usual American brand, but they had quite a few Mexican brands of coffee that looked great and even some Juan Valdez from Colombia. The car tires were in the middle of the store. Perhaps they don't have an auto service center. I did not notice. Be prepared to take your own grocery bags or pay for some reusable ones. Plastic bags are prohibited in many stores including this one. The variety is good, the store is clean, spacious, and well laid out. The clerks at the cash register were efficient and friendly. Next time I go I will remember to take some pictures.
I love this place! I passed by La Comer the other day and took a look. Wow, they have like…read moreeverything you need like fresh produce, snacks, sauces, drinks, frozen food, bakery, and so much more. My favorite section is their Asian one on the second floor where they have international items from sauces to snacks. What surprises me the most is that there is also an electronics section! This is the one stop and shop for your groceries, pharmacy, and even electronics! How awesome is that! I really look forward to La Comer whenever I need groceries in the neighborhood. They haven't failed me yet!
I like Oxxo better than 7 Eleven. Prices are better and funny part is that this Oxxo is located…read moreright beside the 7 Eleven. Came here to pick up bottle water. The place is small but its convenient to be able to pick up snacks and drinks. Not bad. Friendly service
Superama is a small size grocery store which carries all the staples, produce, liquor,…read morepharmaceuticals, etc that you might need The compact size makes it for a fast and efficient trip to the store without having to walk around for hours from one side to the store to the other. The produce and meats are usually fresh and of great quality. There is a water jug filling station inside the store which is convenient and cheap. The parking lot is small and convenient which is a great plus. I love Superama for the convenience and looks of it but I am aware that the prices are typically higher than other bigger larger stores and because of the size it might not carry many brands