Oxxo's are awesome! They pretty much have everything you'd want and stuff you never thought about!…read moreSome locations are big, some are smaller. At every location though, their employees are so helpful and nice.

Oxxo is Mexico's 7/11. I've always had great service here, however their selection of items seems…read morelimited. Located across from a large grocery store. Safe neighborhood. There's a bus stop right in front so I see people outside all the time. I always stop by here on my way home and pick up snacks for my condo's gate guards.

Got snack rolled fried tacos (no photo) and two 20 oz sodas for $5.07. Big store and cheap! Good…read moresize store. They have a coffee shop and deli place inside. Cashier and sackers at this location. Photos of the sweet bread.

It's a great local market. Location in a mall really close to the resort I was staying at (80 peso…read morecab ride) Prices were good, quality was excellent, big selection too! It's in a mall that has restaurants, a McDonalds, and a fantastic rotisserie chicken place that was fantastic! Walmarts ok but I love being able to buy local.

This store has everything you need! Please remember a tip for the persons that fill your bags after…read morepurchase. Only issue was the Mike we bought was soured. Instead buy shelf stable boxed organic milk. We really had fun shopping for our liquors and breakfast food and snacks for 8 days for 8 of us. They have everything and the stop was included in our van transportation cost from the airport to Sayulita. Took about 1 hour to shop and get it loaded up with all our luggage.

I didn't plan to go shopping but by chance walked by MEGA, checked Yelp n saw its high rating so I…read moredecided to give it a try. It was phenomenal, blew my mind it was like a Mexican Costco, it had everything under the sun. A huge deli too, drugstore, you name it, they had it, I got donuts at 60 cents each when the hotel sold them for $2.50 each, coke was also dirt cheap, chili sauces, fresh yogurt my eyes lit up to see they had green apple yogurts no longer available in Paris, I don't like milk so don't drink any, I just eat frozen yogurt n it helped make my bone so strong to withstand several falls I had the past 2 years. The yogurt in the us is too milky. The apply yogurt tastes like a nice ice cream dessert they even had coconut yogurt good but not like in Thailand. 2 huge bags of groceries n it cost just $10! Can't beat that!

Head into the supermarket for anything that you need. This includes any snacks. It is close to the…read moreMalacon boardwalk. The supermarket is quite big and isle are wide. Nice to walk in.

I tried to check into the store but it told me I had to wait an hour. And it's 10 AM. I think they…read moreneed to update the hours because it opened at 7 AM. I've went to the store two different times it's eight minutes from where I'm staying. And they have everything a girl can need. The vegetables are very fresh tons of meats and vegetables and a really great selection of any thing you need an a basic Mexican grocery store. Shoot in any grocery store. You may not find the American things that you used to in America but if you're used to it down here and have your Google Translate in case you need it to take pictures to translate things. You'll find everything you need is here. It just may be the Mexican version. And let's be honest if you don't know by now anything you buy in Mexico is going to be a healthier version than what they sell you in America. They do not use the high fructose corn syrup in the cokes and that's why they taste so good and it's the same for every other item on the shelves. The vegetables even taste better. If you don't know now you know. The staff is very helpful at one point I couldn't find the white vinegar for cleaning my vegetables and asked a woman in my broken Spanglish and she walked me all the way over to help me find it. They also have some lovely Tres leches cake in the back left section of the store sold by the piece for like $1.50. If you haven't had it before I highly suggest you go try it. Thanks for reading my review & hope you have a fantastic day!

I've only recently discovered the Amapas Supermarket & Deli, located close to our hotel in Amapas,…read morePuerto Vallarta, Mexico. They're more of a mini mart, selling prepared and freshly-made sandwiches which we've yet to try, a handful of dry goods, every day groceries and a good selection of alcohol and wine, which is what I went in for. Open daily 7a - 8p. Service is friendly. Cash only.

Stopped in every single day on our trip while staying at the hotel across the street. The…read morefreshly-made guacamole and pico made in house were so delicious and the perfect beach snack! Cash only but that was not a problem at all. The women working there are so nice and were always helpful.

Always stop here to pick up provisions while on our way to Sayulita. Clean and has just about…read moreeverything you need for your stay in Sayulita.

Pros: 1. They take…read moresolid COVID precautions on entry. 2. Decent selection and fair prices on food. 3. I enjoy the fresh juices at the counter. 4. The butchers are cool and I enjoy the selection of moles and seafood as well. 5. They have this luxury aisle (which is like a microcosmo of La Comer next door in one aisle). Interesting products. 6. The selling of electronics, appliances, school supplies and car gear makes it feel halfway between Walmart and Costco. 7. Solid pharmacy and sports section. 8. The bakery is godly. Seriously too notch and I think better than La Comer's bakery. Cons: 1. I got discriminated against after I paid. I went to join my 93 year old grandfather after I paid and tipped the man bagging my groceries. I was stopped by a woman in a Mega cashier uniform. She asked in Spanish about my blue swim trunks. I'm so-so in Spanish so I assumed she thought I was stealing. I emptied my pockets to show my I-Phone X and USA passport. Then asked in Spanish if she wanted to see my receipt. She brought over a coworker who spoke English. He said she thinks you stole those win trunks. I told him I get them in Vallarta in Costco. He said forget about it and let me off. I joined my grandfather waiting for me. My skin is darker and he is white so they probably could be a factor. I am mixed race Filipino-American. I was wearing my facial mask so my mustache was covered. I will have some empathy/critical thinking and say the world is anxious/on-edge from COVID. That same man appeared when we were loading our car (he did not walk us out). He apologized in English that his colleague thought I stole those shorts. I told him I would have had to come in naked then take the shorts Bruce's I have nowhere else to hide other shorts. He said she was just being stupid. In her defense, I later saw I did not remove the Kirkland tags from when I bought it at Costco yesterday. However, again, I'd have to come in naked to have stolen those trunks. And if she'd checked first instead of accusing me she'd probably find they don't carry those swim trunks here. Lazy accusations should be against store policy. I've had similar incidents happen to me around Vallarta. I know México is hurting, but it's no reason to assume a man with some color on his skin is a thief. In their defense, it seems that in both Mega and La Comer they view everyone as a potential thief. Hell they even have men with shotguns inside Costco in Vallarta. Not sure if they have robbery statistics to justify that attitude. If they don't, I suggest you give customers the benefit of the doubt and not just white customers. 2. Some cashiers or baggers can lack manners. 3. Smell the meats. I've had a cashier throw away chicken breast for me because he smelt it was old. 4. Mixed salads were mainly wilted but that's probably due to COVID. 5. Overstaffed and they don't seem too helpful when you ask a question. Again this attitude could be an offshoot of the COVID economic depression México is going through.

My go to for prepared carnitas by the kilo (or less). Once I saw a guy carry the whole pig right…read morefrom the truck into the carniceria! Can't get any fresher than that. Great find. PLUS it's right down the street from the tortilla factory!

This was a stop on the Vallarta Eats Food Tour…read more The shop specializes in chicharron and fresh meats. For chicharron, you order at the sidewalk window. The fresh meats are inside where a full butchery is in effect. It's been a while since I've heard high-pitched saws cutting the scent-distinctive fresh flesh as the markets where I live do everything in the back. SNACK: Chicharron I'm well aware of chicharron with the vibrant Filipino community we have in Hawaii, so I've eaten my fair share. We got to sample the traditional deep-fried fat version, but also a version with a fat layer still attached to the outer portion. Again, my conscience got the better of me as I thought of all the hard work I did on the treadmill back home and how it'd go down the drain by consuming this piece of cholesterol. Fine, I'll take a tiny bite. Hmm, I didn't like it due to its chewy texture. Yes! (exclaimed my arteries) They also sold rosette cookies which our tour guide bought a bag of and let us sample. They were good but I prefer the flavor of the Chinese version. OVERALL: Chicharron till your heart stops and fresh meats butchered to your liking.

Great place. A little bit of everything! Staff are super friendly and helpful. We stop most days…read moreand pick up breakfast items and cocktail hour supplies.

Usually the produce is old and nasty. Employees are all lazy and couldn't care less about…read morecustomer's. Now for the food... the! 1 small bag of frito scoop chips and it was 15.00 usd. Rice arroni out of a box and that was 10.00 usd. Stay away!!