Our party of four stopped in to buy souvenirs and local food items during our one day trip to San…read moreJuan from the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Icon of the Seas. The supercenter was very large and had most items for everyday living, at prices that I'm assuming locals find acceptable. It is two stories, with a multi-level parking garage below. The first floor is mainly the grocery store portion, with the upper floor being the typical 'Walmart' discount department retailer items, connected by a cool moving ramp (travelators) that allows carts to be brought along as well. Later learned that the wheels are locked not by magnets, but by a mechanical system where tiny grooves in the wheels interlock with the moving meta track, to make the cart immobile while on the track. I tried it out and it definitely worked as advertised. The location required a car to get there from the cruise ports, thus were not really used by many tourists/visitors when we got there. They did have a small tourist/souvenir section upstairs, but there was nothing that our group wanted, and prices seemed similar to the many shops in the tourist section of Old San Juan. We did buy a small bottle of locally produced vanilla, and did find that the games section had Pokemon cards for sales, that we took advantage of. Payment was through a self-checkout area, and my Walmart+ membership was recognized via my entered phone number, delivering the receipt via email. There are 13 Walmart supercenters in Puerto Rico, with this 150,000 square feet one opening in 2013. Our private tour guide did mention that we were the first group of hers that specifically asked to stop by a Walmart. I joked that maybe on our next visit, she could take us to a Costco nearby on the island.

This Walmart was real convenient, walking distance from La concha hotel…read more Two floors To my surprise, they had a food bar with tons of hot and cold food options. But when I arrived the food looked super dried out like it's been sitting there all day

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

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.

This reminds me of going into a Whole Foods. It is smaller of course, but the way the store is…read morelaid out and the bright colors of the fresh fruits and veggies. Of course the pricing also makes me think of Whole Foods as well. If you are looking for natural food items, this is the place to go. It has a decent selection of healthy food items. There is parking behind the store which makes it easy if you are arriving by car. By foot, this is a great location near all the hotels.

Quirky neighborhood grocery store focusing on non-local groceries. Prices are high, service is…read moreslow, selection is limited.

Clean, well-managed Pueblo supermarket near Caribbean Cinema's Fine Arts Miramar movie theatre,…read morethis market offers many terrific items from local and national brands (as well as many items from Spain) Great fresh fruits and vegetables. Helpful staff! Clean cafe area where you can eat whatever you just bought or purchase from their fresh-made Breakfast and Lunch specials featuring local favorites. Great spot to enjoy a store-made sandwich or salad (I bought smoked salmon and a cup of their STRONG coffee . Their bakery section off all kinds of great breads and cakes and pies. Always great prices and always a pleasure to shop here! A++++

My friends and I came here thinking that the prices were going to be cheaper than bigger chain…read morestores. They had a good variety of drinks, snacks, and supplies to pick up if in a bind. We got some cups, snacks, and a bottle of alcohol which came out to over $70. Staff was friendly but you certainly can save yourself an extra couple of bucks if you go further down the street to CVS or Walgreens which are also 24 hours.

This store is quite the hidden gem when looking for local goods in the Condado area. I found it…read morewith the locals after striking out at Walgreens, I made the trek to Eros. Eros has it all. Fruit, liquor, juices, bread, chips, candy and all the other basic neighborhood store items. Prices were very reasonable and the staff was helpful.

I enjoyed my visits to this Pueblo Supermercado location, especially b/c of the huge selection of…read moreunique Puerto Rican snacks & products that I haven't seen anywhere else. It was fun browsing the aisles & discovering local treats to try during my trip. The deli section was my fave part w/ cold cuts available to order,freshly baked bread,cakes/cookies,& prepared salads.Unfortunately, the experience there was a bit disappointing. The employee helping me took quite a while,& my cold cuts I ordered were sliced all the way wrong. Other than that, the store was well-stocked, clean,& offered fairly decent prices. While the deli service could def use some improvement, I'd still recommend stopping by if you're looking to explore local Puerto Rican snacks & specialty items you won't easily find elsewhere. My AIRBNB was close by so I visited this location numerous times. Their homemade tres leches cake was to die for.Creamy,moist,each bite melted in my mouth,just the right amount of sweetness w/ whipped cream & a cherry on top. A must try!

I had a very disappointing experience at the customer service desk at Pueblo Ciudadela Santurce…read more I asked for a stamp in English. After assisting me, two employees began talking to each other about customers who speak English in Puerto Rico. They commented that if someone lives in Puerto Rico, they should speak Spanish, and questioned why people speak English if they already know Spanish. These remarks were made while I was standing there and appeared to be directed at me. I found their comments unprofessional, disrespectful, and inappropriate for customer service employees. Customers should feel welcome and treated with courtesy regardless of whether they choose to communicate in English or Spanish. Puerto Rico is a bilingual community, and no customer should feel judged or mocked for the language they use. I hope management addresses this issue and reminds employees to treat all customers with respect and professionalism.

I heard Puerto Rican coffee was really good and really strong, so I began my search. This place is…read moreone block from the most amazing beach in condado. It's so cute. It's a market on one side and a coffee shop on the other. It has lots of seating but very little parking. It's definitely a local neighborhood spot. I'd advise walking. We're so used to flavored creamers. The baristas were so nice to meet me in the middle. They have few syrups. I have a mocha. It was just right! I also tried one of their pastries. It tasted quite fresh! There were several groups of people that came in while we were there. Seems like a popular stop.

We can check off all of the boxes here! Although I only had the Caramel Latte every morning I was…read morethere for a week!!! Don't judge me! I have a habit of going where I feel good. The service here was super cool and chill, reminded me of what my home is. The variety of people and the conversations you hear, were exactly what PR is. This is a must go to if you are in the area.

Stopped by SuperMax while visiting Puerto Rico, and it's a solid grocery store if you need to stock…read moreup on essentials. They have a wide selection of groceries, fresh produce, prepared foods, and household items. I was hoping to find more unique Puerto Rican snacks and specialty products, but the selection of local-exclusive items wasn't as extensive as I expected. Looking back, I wish I had picked up more of their local hot sauces instead! The fresh fruit was excellent, and the hot food section was definitely worth checking out. The fried chicken was surprisingly delicious--crispy, flavorful, and perfect for a quick meal while on vacation. One tip: bring your own reusable shopping bag. They charge for bags, although the ones they sell are sturdy and good quality if you end up needing one. Overall, SuperMax is a convenient stop for groceries and ready-to-eat meals, especially if you're staying in an Airbnb or rental during your trip.

This small supermarket is within walking distance of the cruise port--about a 10-minute walk with a…read moreslight uphill. There's also a Marshalls across the street. We picked up some local spices and a bottle of Ron Pepón Agrícola (kept behind the counter). I always enjoy visiting supermarkets when I travel, so this was a fun and worthwhile stop.

I came here for lunch at their xafeteria. It's located all the way on the back. They offer a…read morevariety of options such as sushi, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and criollo (Puerto Rican). The food is tasty and the portion sizes are generous. Prices are good too. They have a couple tables. As for the rest of the supermarket, I just passed through on the way to the cafeteria but it looked clean and organized. Supermarket is big.

Great market. Clean , easy to find everything you may need…read more Prefer this market over larger markets.