I shop here more often than in any other supermarket. They have some of the lowest prices for…read moregood-quality items than you can find just about anywhere else. All of the employees are very friendly and helpful. If you want something that they don't have, you can ask the manager to order it for you (sometimes it works). They have 2 locations, but this is the one I like most.

This is more of a grocery store than a supermarket, but it's still one of only 2 grocery stores in…read morethe neighborhood, so it's definitely a place that you're going to get to know if you live or visit the area. Their selection is decent and their prices are reasonable, but sometimes, you will have to stand in line behind someone who's doing their month's shopping. There's only 2 checkouts, so you're gonna wait.

I still like this convenience store very much! All of the employees are very friendly and helpful…read moreand they have many things that I can't find elsewhere. It's conveniently located inside a very large gas station right on the main highway going to my house. I have nothing bad to say about this place, so I'm a happy customer!

This is another "Hypermarket" (larger than a supermarket) chain from France which are popular here…read morein Brazil and they are currently in 36 countries around the world. This particular location is well-located, but has less to offer than their other locations and it's SLOOOOOWWWW at the cash registers. Don't stop here if you're in a hurry.

I popped in to buy some groceries because I didn't have time to go to one of the larger…read moresupermarkets located further away. If you don't have the time, Assis is still a decent choice for produce and basic necessities, but their meat prices are still too high for me (except ground beef, which IS cheap: R$22 per kilo, or $1.95 per pound) The cashiers are quick and the lines are never really long. Another plus is the covered parking lot.

This supermarket opened recently and it's a good choice for some things, but you have to know your…read moreprices! They have some items that are hard to find (imported cheeses, some wines and liquors), but mot of their items are not the cheapest. It's also not that big of a supermarket, so you will probably want to stop at a couple of markets that are close to here that have lower prices for your everyday items. It's OK, and glad to have more choices in the area.

This supermarket has been recently been reborn--OK, actually it just moved down the block a bit…read more But the new store is 3 times larger than their old location, and I liked the old location. I LOVE the new spot, because it has much more space, more selections and continues with great prices. They're also very conscientious about cleanliness in our current COVID-19 world: they have an employee that applies hand sanitizer to all customers entering. All the employees use PPE & all customers must use masks or you can't enter. Their prices are very good for everything except their wines and liquors, which are not the worst, but still are not so competitive (and these days, we need all the booze we can get).

This big box supermarket chain was founded 47 years ago in 1974 in Sao Paulo. Today, they have 188…read morestores across Brazil in 22 states (Brazil has 26 states plus the Federal District). This particular location just recently opened about a month ago. If you're buying in bulk or not, they have many good prices on their merchandise, but as in much of Brazil, you really gotta know your prices, because you may be getting a bargain, or maybe not.. The store is well organized and is huge. They have a covered parking lot, which is a nice plus. For me, it's conveniently located. I'd recommend this supermarket for your grocery needs.