We visited La Comer in San Miguel de Allende for the first time and were impressed by the wide…read moreselection--many items you'd find in the U.S. The store is very clean and offers food, a café, electronics, and household goods--basically everything you might need. We received friendly service and I highly recommend it.

I just reviewed my order and am missing two items that I was charged for. No one answers the phone…read moreat the number provided. Do we have NO recourse when the delivery man has left and our order is incomplete??

The management is failing to meet the manpower needs of this business. I am waiting in line to…read morecheck out and there are only two cashier's working. There are more than 15 carts waiting to check out. It is a Weds at 11am. This issue needs to be addressed as it happens frequently.

This is a very large and popular grocery store that is owned by Walmart. It's kind of like a cross…read morebetween Costco and the $.99 store. If it's as large as a Costco, and boxes of stuff are piled up 20 or 30 feet high in the aisles. Walmart has other stores that are more up market-This is the store for locals.In addition to groceries they have random household items such as clothes tires and children's toys.

This is an excellent store, with a very conscious owner and employees, who genuinely care about how…read morefood is produced... who have a lot of awareness of what makes food nutrient rich. I love many of the products that you can only buy here, made by local producers, such as kefirs, goat milk, sheep cheese--- and some of their store-made products such as red cabbage sauerkraut. Go it's a great little place!

Do not visit in the summer months! No AC as most restaurants in this part of Mexico. Food was good…read morebut over priced. Wine was way over priced .

Not there. Bad listing. Yelp should do more checking. Took a long walk in search of a food market;…read morenobody in the neighborhood had heard of it.