We were wandering around looking for the outdoor market that we visited several years ago and…read morestumbled upon this place. I guess "stumbled" is not exactly accurate because the store is enormous. It is like a hypermart in the US. It has everything from foods to kids' toys to refrigerators. It has everything that has even been made. Best of all, it is AC! The store was clean and well-kept. I don't have any context for price comparisons but things seemed to be reasonably priced.

This is Mexican Walmart and it's located less than a mile from Walmart, lol. Just a handful of…read moreblocks from the touristy Avenida 5, this is the place to get stuff like toiletries you forgot to pack, sunblock, bathing suits, and aqua shoes for local prices, along with beer, snacks, and housewares if that's what you're looking for. Plus it's fun to gravitate to where the locals do every day things. It's also fun to buy items packaged in Spanish. No, I don't speak the language, but how are you going to learn a little of your host country if you don't immerse yourself a little in it?

This supermarket has everything. Deli, bakery, great variety of wine and beers, even artesanal…read morebeer. A section for pizza and pasta to order. You can eat there or take it to go. The Service is fast at cash registers; manny open so when you are ready to pay, it is smooth. You have to bring your own bag. They also sell plastic bags for 2 pesos. The place is clean and organized. There is also a section that has souvenirs. Prices are overall convenient but not cheap.

Parking was a pain with all of the taxi's zipping around, but the store itself was clean, the…read moreemployees helpful, and the prices were good with the exception of one item in the pharmacy. I specifically went for albuterol rescue inhalers that I typically pay about $3/$4 US (around 60-80 pesos) and they were over 600 pesos when she scanned it! It's only been 2 years since I bought some last but that's either crazy inflation or something wasn't right, especially since I bought some today in the AIRPORT for 280 pesos.

To me this is the best supermarket in Playa. CLEAN and easy…read moreto navigate. The only supermarket I have not been disappointed with their beef, poultry or seafood. Fruits, vegetables, and bakery also excellent. They do seem a bit higher than their competitors, but not too much and I think worth it for the quality. Complaint: they do not carry any high quality butter! Odd...

Es super. Es híper! Es un mercado muy híper!…read more Seriously this is a huge, huge mercado, and the best last stop for groceries on the way to Tulum. This supermercado far outstrips any of the offerings south of this point, and should be a stop you make on the way from the airport to Tulum or really any points south. Located inside a weird sort of mini-mall, the Soriana has a surprisingly decent selection of produce, a very large and diverse selection of regular groceries, a big meat, deli and cheese selection, and pretty much everything you could want. The spirits selection is larger than your average supermercado. Prices are pretty decent. Don't miss the little deli section on the left hand side of the store (when facing in from the front) with various types of interesting Mexican cheeses and chorizos. Nothing too artisan or fancy here, but some decent stuff. The only things this place is missing are maybe a fresh salsa bar, some more artisan things, and maybe a little bit better produce section. But compared to other markets in the area, it easily holds its own.

A well-stocked liquor store with a small gourmet food section located between 5th and 10th Avenues…read more We found everything we were searching for at mostly good prices (certain wines were a touch high, but the selection included some gems). Worth seeking out.

If you need to hit a great liquor store in Cozumel this is the place you don't have to worry about…read morethe poor selection and the smaller ones or trying to go to the grocery store where it's overwhelming they've also got a nice cheese and bread and meat selection

Very large 'everything-under-one-roof' type store in Cozumel. It is within walking distance from…read moreone of the cruise ports (Punta Langosta), but would require a short taxi ride for the one my brother and I got off of (International terminal). The prices might be a bit higher than on the open local market stalls, but with better odds that the items are authentic. They also have a full gamut of grocery items, along with an instore restaurant serving a Chinese buffet of all things. And there are other stalls lining the outer inside ring, selling various things, under one roof. Kinda reminded me of the asian market set-up where the main store brings people in, and vendors rent out the space to sell their wares.

We always visit Mega each time we're in Cozumel. Chris and I love browsing through isles whenever…read morewe're in a warehouse club or large supermarkets and Mega is not an exception. It is Cozumel's version of Walmart. Chris gets one of his favorite beers here, the Bohemia Vienna. And I get my coconut water. If you're on a cruise and needing something like sunscreen or swimsuit, Mega is a great place to go!

There may turn out to be closer markets, but DAC is worth seeking out. Fresh produce, grains,…read moremeats, packaged good, bakery and more. Bustling grocery store with lines outside or inside to pay, which is nice because it's popular! Weigh your nuts and grains and veggies/fruit. There was a lady giving samples of fresh hummus and something else. I asked about salsa fresca (though I saw some nice looking jarred salsas). She suggested making it myself with a handful of ingredients found at the store. I did, and it was fantastic. Around the store and outside, there were also festive decorations that would be fun to get, if you're so inclined. I like grocery stores, especially when they are unique to their neighborhood. DAC fulfills the promise of a fun time shopping for things you need and maybe also for things you want.

Awesome market with fresh fruit and veggies. Open from 7am-9pm! Hours are incorrect :)read more

Excellent supermarket for locals and visitors to the beach side area of Puerto Morelos!…read moreWe stopped in because our parents needed to pick up a few essentials after visiting the nearby tourist spots, so we enjoyed a good look throughout the store. Visiting supermarkets is one of our favorite travel experiences wherever we are in the world! Much like most grocery and drug store chains in the US, Super Chedraui accepts cash and Visa, and has a broad range of products and services: - Local and imported grocery items, including a large variety of both unique simple ingredients and processed/ pre-packaged products... - Meats and dairy... - Broad selections of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including juices, coffees, teas and a large variety of electrolyte drinks for rehydrating after a long day of adventuring in the tropics (or partying too hard on spring break or getting a bout of the storied Montezuma's revenge)... - Snacks like chips, cookies and crackers... - Candies! Fun candies! Fancy candies!Ordinary candies! North American candies! European candies! Asian candies!! - Farmacía/ Pharmacy with OTC and prescription meds that are OTC in Mexico... - Souvenirs and beachgoing goods... - Bakery & cafe... - ATMs from a few different banks... And Bonus -- right out front is a pet watering station with shade, artificial turf, little dog water fountains shaped like fire hydrants and bowls! All in all, Chedraui is a great little stop for anything you might have forgotten to bring on your trip groceries to cook up between outings, basic first aid supplies or to get some tasty, unique gifts for your friends back home!

Quite frankly they discriminate against North Americans. At least five times I have reached the…read morecashier and unloaded the groceries on the belt for them to scan only to be told to take them to an adjacent line. Or the cash register has mysteriously broken just as I get there. Previously I was thrilled about the spot. Not anymore.

If you're looking for healthy, vegetarian or vegan vittles; look no further. Smoothies, infused…read moreteas, bowls, vegan pancakes, hummus, much more. Service is pleasant, price is right and it's centrally located in 5th & 40th Ave. I highly recommend the rosemary shot as well as the fresh mango, orange & ginger smoothie. ~Christy

I love supporting all organic stores and businesses and this store has both a small grocery section…read moreand restaurant combo. We love the green juice for 59 pesos (orange, celery, mint and spinach) here! It's all organic and super healthy. It's not too sweet which is just the way I like it. It's centrally located between 5th and 40th.

I love 7 eleven in Mexico! I have to say that that the thing that I LOVE are that the products are…read moremade directly in Mexico!!! Their products are so much better than the American version plus they do give a warning for snacks that have excess sugar and sodium. I love when they have someone there to open the door for you. I give them $5- $6 in coins and dollars in pesos. You can pay with American dollars but your change will be in pesos and the rates will be the worst rates, lol. I can use my cards or American dollars so I always have $100 or $150 in pesos. Anyways, they sell noodles, hot dogs, pizza slices, fruits, and sandwiches if you want something more substantial. They have a lot of beer, alcohol, water, gatorade, juices, sodas, and milk. Very nice

Easy in Easy out…read more Small, local, great parking, quick and truly a convenient store. Love having this location as a quick pop in to grab some food staples on my way to and from the beach. They have tap to pay which is great for quick trips.