This supermarket has everything. Deli, bakery, great variety of wine and beers, even artesanal…read morebeer. A section for pizza and pasta to order. You can eat there or take it to go. The Service is fast at cash registers; manny open so when you are ready to pay, it is smooth. You have to bring your own bag. They also sell plastic bags for 2 pesos. The place is clean and organized. There is also a section that has souvenirs. Prices are overall convenient but not cheap.

Parking was a pain with all of the taxi's zipping around, but the store itself was clean, the…read moreemployees helpful, and the prices were good with the exception of one item in the pharmacy. I specifically went for albuterol rescue inhalers that I typically pay about $3/$4 US (around 60-80 pesos) and they were over 600 pesos when she scanned it! It's only been 2 years since I bought some last but that's either crazy inflation or something wasn't right, especially since I bought some today in the AIRPORT for 280 pesos.

We were wandering around looking for the outdoor market that we visited several years ago and…read morestumbled upon this place. I guess "stumbled" is not exactly accurate because the store is enormous. It is like a hypermart in the US. It has everything from foods to kids' toys to refrigerators. It has everything that has even been made. Best of all, it is AC! The store was clean and well-kept. I don't have any context for price comparisons but things seemed to be reasonably priced.

This is Mexican Walmart and it's located less than a mile from Walmart, lol. Just a handful of…read moreblocks from the touristy Avenida 5, this is the place to get stuff like toiletries you forgot to pack, sunblock, bathing suits, and aqua shoes for local prices, along with beer, snacks, and housewares if that's what you're looking for. Plus it's fun to gravitate to where the locals do every day things. It's also fun to buy items packaged in Spanish. No, I don't speak the language, but how are you going to learn a little of your host country if you don't immerse yourself a little in it?

The location is about 3 blocks off the Main Street of the ship port. It took about 15 min walk…read more The ambiance of the restaurant had good lighting its very clean and comfortable chairs. There is fans and ac so the temperature is perfect but the it's the month of February. There is music playing very softly and televisions on showing you the song that's playing. The food was very tasty, nice and warm. The waiter knew very little English but was very attentive to our needs. They did have an English menu which really helped being a tourist here. I love Mexican food but decided on a chicken sandwich which was delicious. I would recommend this place if you are stopping at the port in Cozumel the price is right and good is great, just a little walk away though

To me this is the best supermarket in Playa. CLEAN and easy…read moreto navigate. The only supermarket I have not been disappointed with their beef, poultry or seafood. Fruits, vegetables, and bakery also excellent. They do seem a bit higher than their competitors, but not too much and I think worth it for the quality. Complaint: they do not carry any high quality butter! Odd...

I like this much better than Sam's Club. Large selection of…read moregroceries. Very relaxing shopping at 2000 on a Saturday evening. - No lox.

This little cart has one of the better coffees in PDC. I love their lattes and they have soy and…read morealmond milk options as well. If you're in the area, I highly recommend checking it out.

Very high quality street coffee. Outdoor seating area. They have pastries too. Cash only.read more

The San Francisco will fill your basic grocery needs in Tulum. Of all the groceries we hit while in…read moretown, this one had probably the best selection of produce, meats and dry goods. The beer selection is decent, you can get fresh panes and tortillas from the bakery, and I'd say from an American standpoint, it's about as well-stocked as a fairly low-end Safeway. For larger shopping trips, you're better off heading up to Playa to one of the supermercados, but for day-to-day needs, San Francisco will get it done. Beware the dude who hangs out in the parking lot washing windows. If you come out and your wipers have been flipped up, expect to have him hit you up for some money. Hey, he's providing a service. Keep a few peso coins in your pocket for him. He'll appreciate it.

Very nice smaller grocery store without all the crazy clutter and "Walmart" feel of some of the…read morebigger stores. Very nice produce - and crazy gorgeous bulk Ceylon cinnamon (bring some home, you won't regret it!). Friendly staff, good prices - and a nice parking lot, too! Definitely my pick for grocery stores in Tulum!

A cute little convenient store for the nearby guest to use. Carries basic snacks, wine, liquor…read morecigarettes (not sure why since smoking on property is t allowed) and a few basic necessities for your stay. The staff could be friendlier but the lack of help didn't ruin the shopping

This is a truly convenient "convenient" store in Akumal Playa Norte; they cover the basics (snacks,…read morecanned goods, water, sodas, beer) as well as alcohol (at a significant premium). If you're making a grocery store run, then you may want to shop around before shelling out for an up-to-40% markup on some items (alcohol, in particular). However, if you need a few items quickly, then this place will save you the trip! Hours: 8:00AM - 8:00 PM daily Note on recycling: they accept recycling for bottles, cardboard and plastic. Ask the cashier, and they will open the locked bin behind the store.

This is just your basic Mexican general store. It has almost everything you need and a bunch of…read morestuff you don't. Free parking in front of the store for 6 or so cars.