We stopped in for lunch at the Japanese place. The food was delicious but they served all their…read moreTogo orders first. We sat there about 40 minutes for some teppenyaki. It was delicious but the wait was insane.

If you are a tourist trying to find a gift , this is definitely not the place. It's outlets mall…read morewith stores that can be found in United States. Upon arrival, there's a parking fee to park inside the lot. I paid 13 pesos for about of 30 minutes. Make sure you bring the pass with you to pay at the stands before leaving .

They have everything. The staff is super helpful, even when your Spanish is muy malo! Quick walk…read morefrom the hotel. Highly recommend

20 August 2014: Since these stores are part of Wal*Mart, I wasn't that excited about visiting this…read moregrocery store. It's your typically average grocery store. Nothing stood out, nothing to complain about. I did look around and saw things that aren't sold in the US. Which kinda makes me jealous.

I am writing this to bring attention to a serious scam that occurred inside your Walmart 24h store…read morein Cancun. During my visit, a man named Mike, wearing a Walmart name tag, approached us inside the store and offered what he claimed was an official Walmart promotion: * 6 round-trip ferry tickets to Isla Mujeres * A full-day golf cart rental * Lunch on the island * Hotel pickup All for USD $120, with a $30 deposit. He repeatedly assured us that he worked for Walmart, not any resort, and that it was NOT a timeshare sales pitch. However, later that night he messaged us saying the pickup would be changed to 8:00 AM so he could take us to another resort for breakfast -- something we never agreed to. When we insisted on sticking to the original 9:30 AM plan, he showed up the next morning and again pressured us to go to the resort to attend a 1.5-hour presentation, which was obviously a timeshare scheme. When we refused, he told us the trip was canceled and that our $30 deposit was being kept by his "boss." He then claimed we would have to return to Walmart to get it back. Before we could even discuss it further, he jumped onto a bus and disappeared. This was misrepresentation, dishonesty, and a clear scam -- all happening inside Walmart premises, by someone wearing a Walmart name badge. I am requesting: 1. Walmart Cancun to investigate how scammers are operating inside your store while appearing to be legitimate staff. 2. The resort involved to take responsibility for using deceptive tactics to lure tourists into timeshare presentations. 3. A refund of the $30 deposit that was taken under false pretenses. 4. Measures to ensure this does not happen to other visitors. Tourists should feel safe inside a well-known retailer like Walmart -- not targeted by scammers pretending to be staff. I hope both Walmart and the resort take this matter seriously and follow up promptly. Notes: Mike and Mike's Boss pictures

Grocery selection was extensive and the steak quality was exceptional. Produce was fresh and…read morecashier service was friendly and professional

The pharmacy sold me a small Vicks vaporub, since they don't provide you with a bag I put it in my…read morepocket . We did more shopping in town and when I put my hand in my pocket it felt a little slick but not enough to stain my shorts that's when I realized that it was cracked from the lid to the bottom. When I returned to the store and went to the service desk one of the managers refused to exchange it. She said I probably dropped it and that's how it cracked. I showed her that their are no scuff marks on the bottle. She still refused to exchange it. She said that I was lying. I just wanted to exchange it not return it. Every time we visit Mexico we go to Chedraui but not no more

We came to this supermarket prior to the current COVID-19 pandemic. It's located in downtown…read moreCancun, near some hotels, restaurants and other shopping outlets. We stayed at a hotel not too far away and discovered it while walking down the road. The supermarket is very large and well-stocked, but a bit sloppy. That's OK, because their prices are very low. They have a wide variety of items and they also sell some souvenirs. The check-out is quick too. In all, if you're staying nearby and you need some supplies, I highly recommend it.

Price was maybe a little more than the surrounding competitors at Mercado 23, but their selections…read moreof artesanal items, from glassware, talavera ceramics, tiles, vases, baskets, textile to ornaments were unmatched. The fact that they are made in Mexico was most important to me. Jose helped us with wrapping up everything securely and was able to pay with my card.