The lunches are delicious. They sell fruits and vegetables and other sundry items. I have not tried…read morethe smoothies but a lot of people stop for them.

I was in Vieques for 7 nights. I think I went to this supermarket about 9 times. At least once a…read moreday, sometimes twice! They had a decent selection of beer, including elusive IPAs. Water was available in plastic bottles, individual rolls of toilet paper, lots of packaged food items, meats, and overpriced strawberries ($10 a carton)!! It's in a convenient location near the square in Isabel II and the service was good. Most employees also speak English.

This supermarket has a decent stock and significantly less expensive than the supermarket nearbyread more

We stopped by for drinks and some local goodies during our commute to a cave. The store was clean,…read moreorganized, and easy to navigate. I appreciated the variety of local products mixed with familiar brand. Prices are a little higher than some other supermarkets on the island, but the convenience and selection made up for it. This is a reliable one-stop shop

I stopped by Pueblo Supermercado in Arecibo, & it was extremely busy. I'm not sure if it was b/c it…read morewas the 1st of the month or if this is just the main nearby supermarket for a lot of locals, but the store was def packed & a bit chaotic when I went in. I had to wait in line for a little while,& it felt like everyone had the same idea @ the same time. That being said, despite the crowd, the store itself was well-stocked & organized once you actually got around the aisles. Food galore w/ fresh cold cuts,salads,veggies,meats, & anything you could think of. They even had roasted chicken & freshly baked bread. 1 thing I'll say is that I didn't expect the bathrooms to be so clean. W/ how busy it was, I honestly wasn't expecting much, but it was actually spotless,smelled like Fabuloso, & usable. It didn't feel neglected or overwhelming, which made a difference during a hectic visit like that. Overall, it was a solid store experience considering the rush. A little chaotic, but still functional, stocked, & surprisingly maintained in the areas that matter when a place is that busy. The staff was also friendly & still managed to keep a smile despite the crazy rush.

Great store with great prices! They had everything we needed for our vacation in St Thomas while…read morefeeding 17 people!

We had a horrible experience here.. This was our first stop on the island before heading to our…read morestay. I had read that THIS is the place to go, so we went. From the get-go it was a mess. This is definitely more of like a Sam's/Costco set up, best for buying in bulk! We picked up a loaf of sandwich bread and after checking out I noticed the bread I chose was 1 week overdue to be tossed (April 17). I asked the cashier if I could go and just grab a new loaf, she said that's fine, I did. EVERY SINGLE loaf was bad. Every rack, flavor, the farther down the older they got. I was just appalled. Some bags were opened, or ripped and still sitting aligned in the totes to be sold. We didn't end up getting any of the loafs, obviously. So they got about $3 for free and about 12 racks of months old bread! Just be aware for travelers coming. We had a great experience in Red Hook at Moe's, would definitely recommend them!!

This is a wonderful haven of health food and supplements on a small island with limited food…read morechoices. If you have dietary restrictions or need natural health products you will find something that meets your needs in this friendly little store. Staff is helpful and fully bilingual. Bonus: good selection of high quality dark chocolate!

I'm so glad to find a local grocery that sells non-dairy milks including Hemp, Soy, Almond, Coconut…read moremilks. The store also has a lot of healthy herbal tea and flour selections. And I finally find my green tea. It seems like everyone drinks coffee with regular milk here. It's in a hidden alley with a very small sign. I got my coconut water, Ting grapefruit soda, and icy cold green tea shots and walk out happily.

St. John Gourmet Market has a good selection of food items, even a few vegan/vegetarian products…read more The store is always clean, shelves are neatly stacked and it's open until 10pm. Great for when your already over the "hill" and need to get a few things. The cashiers and cleaning staff are always friendly also.

This place is perfect if you are staying at the Westin. You can walk over as it is only a block…read moreaway from the gate into the Westin. Don't be surprised as the prices are expensive. If you can afford the Westin you should be able to afford a few basics from St. John Market. If you have a car, I did like Starfish Market a little better.

No bakery when we were here (there is a Panaderia Lydia in Isabel II -- maybe a connection?). But…read morewe found most of our grocery needs met while staying in Esperanza. Head back to Isabel II if you need more variety, but you probably don't need to.

Colmado Lydia is the second bakery I've tried in Isabel II this week. It was busy on a bustling…read moreWednesday morning with a long line, but they filled orders quickly and still had plenty of pastries and fresh bread when I arrived at the window. The gentleman was very friendly and patient as I kept adding donuts and pastries to my order. The two loaves of bread were hot and fresh. The donuts were delicious. The cafe con crema was very good, as was the behemoth of a cinnamon roll that I ended up sharing with five other people. This place has a line down the street every morning. Now I know why. Que rico!!

Great spot for groceries! We were staying in Rio Grande area and stopped in here to get some…read morestaples for our trip. Wonderful selection. Plenty of parking.

We usually stop here on the way to Rio Mar. never disappoints with price and selection for liquor…read more(crazy MacAllan selection). We buy beer and soda and water and snacks.

Great Grocery Store, I was floored with the beer selection, not just any beers, respectable high…read moregravity beers