Very convenient for water, snacks, drinks, etc. Prices are not as bad as the other reviews seem to…read moresuggest: $4 for a gallon of water, $3 for a small toothpaste. This place saved us from having to drive or uber elsewhere. And they're open past midnight.

It is a hotel so you have to expect a mark up, but $18 for visene is criminal as are most of the…read moreprices I looked at.

The name might be the same as the beyond maximum security prison in Colorado, but this grocery…read morestore is great! We stayed at La Concha about a mile away from the SuperMax grocery store. It's terrific! Great selection of wines, beer, and spirits. Good lunch counter. Super frugal prices on local Puerto Rico coffee. Avoid the expensive shops on Ashford Ave and take an Uber over to SuperMax.

After landing and picking up our rental car we came here to do some errands for the weekend. I…read moreheard Puerto Rico is expensive however it was cheaper than Publix! Their variety was absolutely fantastic, especially when it came to seafood

Found everything I needed, the staff is friendly and the store is clean and organized. Prices are…read morevery good!

Prices are quite reasonable…read more Small produce and fruit section. Cereal, oatmeal, oat milk, chicken breasts and other snacks were inexpensive. Some of the taro and malanga was moldy on the surface. $51.44.

Great prices, surprising selections. Convenient to get to and good hours. Staff extremely helpful…read more Lines may seem long but multiple cash points make them go fast.

I stumbled upon this souvenir store, the Souvenir Depot, while walking to Stone Cold Creamery…read more It's funny because they have the same or similar items as in the Old San Juan area, but at lower prices since it's not in the touristy cruise ship area. For example, the same hats in the Old San Juan district were $24.99, but at this shop they were $14.99, and at the airport they were $29.99. Magnets were $12 for 4 or $12 for 3, depending on the type you wanted. I saw magnets in Old San Juan for $6.99-$7.99 each and at the airport for $8.99-$9.99 each. The bottom line is that most everything is made in China, Thailand, or elsewhere, not in Puerto Rico, so does it really matter which store or where you got it? No, not really. On a side note, it's lame to give a business one or two star because their hours aren't updated on some random webpage that isn't associated with the business. Do better, Yelpers.

Went in to this location on a Sunday at 6:30 and they were already closed. Despite google saying it…read morecloses at 7. There were ppl inside and the lights were off. Not too happy about driving to this location and not being able to buy anything.

Unless you like chaos and crowds like it's the last day before Christmas, I'd suggest visiting when…read moreit first opens in the morning. Don't bother any other time. Nothing is that urgent unless it's for the pharmacy. Another Yelper called it a madhouse, and I'd agree. Also, there are so many folks ordering food that if you're Deaf, you'd better tell them your number or you're screwed. Of course, I'm from the mainland, so my take is specific to me. However, regardless of the crowds and chaos, for the majority Puerto Ricans still manage to be polite and friendly, and maybe it's merely an island attitude, one of which i encountered living in Hawaii and the Philippines too. Also, back home, we'd have a maximum of ten customers waiting on food Monday through Friday. It's just not as busy as it is here, and i don't think any of those i have visited can compare to this location- not Lexington, Florence, Toledo, Indianapolis, not even Los Angeles. I got petrol at this Costco when it first opened without any issues. Pretty quick process, and these folks don't mind pumping on the other side of the station, and back home, people refuse to pump on the opposite side. Yet the hoses can extend to the opposite side, making the process quicker; so, at least here in PR, they understand it. They did have several pastries that i wasn't familiar with back on the mainland, as well as several juices; so i decided to purchase them.

This location was a madhouse!! The first crazy thing is the parking. Once you manage to park and…read morewalk in the store is incredibly full of people. It was hard to get around some aisles. It was pretty well stocked except for liquor which is small and inside the store. The lines were ridiculously long at checkout. In spite of this it's worth stopping there when you are a large group vacationing at a house.

Organic food and great prices Service everything fresh…read more Variety overall Guarantee always.

This Costco is pretty much like every other Costco I've been to in PR and the US. Pain in the ass…read moretraffic in the parking lot, but once inside, it is great. I find it easy to lose myself just browsing around. I like their wine selection. The food court here is indoors. I like they have the option to self-order if your paying with credit card. I've never had to return anything and rarely interact with employees save for paying, so I can't really speak of the customer service. I also haven't used their auto center to compare with that of others. But as I said, this is your average Costco. If your a fan, you should like this one. This Costco doesn't have a gas station.

Great place to find things and nice people all the time. I will be back here to shop for sureread more

This is a tremendous little store, right in the middle of the Condado tourist district of San Juan…read more They sell all kinds of vapes, rolling papers, hemp and CBD stuff, as well as booze, smokes, and tropical fruit smoothies, among other items. The staff is fully bilingual English-Spanish, and is very knowledgeable about the products they sell. It's right in front of La Concha Hotel and is open until late at night.