This location does not have the largest selection of wine, but it has all your basic needs,…read moreincluding a walk-in cigar humidor and a dried meats and cheese section. Very similar business to La Europea.

From the perspective of an United States resident visiting mexico, La Cubiella is amazing! They…read morehave the best selection and prices I have ever seen in north-western Mexico, and their website is useful too. Good Cuban rum is very inexpensive here. Plus they have my favorite mezcal, Alipus San Baltazar Guelavila, which you can no longer buy in the U.S. The place is super clean and the staff is super polite. They take credit cards and are well stocked. I mean what else could you want? If you're on your way to Guaymas, San Carlos or etc. this place is a must stop and less than 5 min detour. Enjoy! Also!, there is a Dairy Queen across the street!

I find this an excellent place for lunch for many years now. Indoor and covered patio dining…read moreoptions. Excellent food and a wide selection. The salsa is made for you and you choose the heat or spice level. English menu available on request some basic Spanish is helpful.

It's kind of amazing that no matter where you go or Walmart is still at Walmart. The word variances…read moreand changes within the store like combining the liquor with the actual Walmart part of the store but all in all and had basically the same type items. Of course there were some items indigenous to Puerto Rico but that's to be expected. I don't know if it's a good thing or bad thing that no matter where you travel the stores stay the same. When I travel I tend to look for diversity in places I've never seen that are unique and draw my attention to them. I guess on the other hand for things that you might need for health and beauty products nice to know that you have a stand by like Walmart to fall back on. I guess it's kind of a two edged sword there. What's a girl to do? Well when you need the staples why not go where you're from miliar and ensuring that you get quality brands.