It has "first need" things, ariel, flour, sugar, lots of sweets, cookies, fruits, veggies, drinks…read moreect... Also they sell 2-3 types of empanadas, and some muffins, that they make it there, in a market. AND THE BEST MEDIALUNAS I've tried so far in Santiago!! One box with 6 medialunas cost 1,800$. I usually buy 3 pack . I can ate 6 at the time, SO SOFT, and so addictive and nyyyaaaaaamyyy!!!!

I like this store. The shelves are well stocked, it's clean and I rarely have to wait in a line up…read morevery long.

I love that Unimarc. They are very friendly and helpful. The breads are made everyday, produce…read morehas to be weighed by an attendent as well as any bread items. Quick little market close to the sub centro. I wish it was a little larger and offered more selections in cheeses and specialty items.

They sell everything you need and then some but it's just a regular big supermarket. It's pretty…read morestandard really. The people I encountered (cashier and one other store employee) were pretty friendly.

If you stay in one of the nearby hotels, you will find this superstore quite useful for your stay…read more They do carry a lot of national brands as well as their own. The food section is quite wide and so is the wine one. They often have good promotions were some selected items are 1000 pesos or where you buy 2 items and get the third one for 1 pesos. The staff is quite nice but communicating night be difficult if you don't speak Spanish. Also please keep in mind that the baggers are students only paid with the tips they get, so it's always good to keep spare change for them.

It is virtually impossible to find all natural organic products in Santiago, this is why I love…read morePunto Saludable. It is one of the only small shops that has things like organic quinoa, maki, coconut oil, and lots of all natural cosmetics. They also have coconut water, all natural yogurts, and a wide assortment of healthy snacks. Punto Saludable reminds me a lot of all the health food stores I miss back home. The only downside is that it is super super super expensive. It is great if you go in once or twice a month to stock up on quinoa or other things for your pantry, but watch out cause it is really easy to go overboard and over your budget. However it is small and locally owned so at least you can feel good about buying sustainably and supporting the community.

Although small, this health food store has all of the basic, yet hard to find essentials to lead a…read morehealthy lifestyle. Although there are a couple of other organic/veggie stores close by Punto Saludable differentiates themselves by packing their small store with more than the average organic nuts, tofu and fruit selection of many. They offer gluten/dairy/soy free rice pasta, as well as lasagna sheets ($3590 CLP for a large box). They also sell gluten free rice and flax bread! They have 2 kinds fresh tofu, huevos de campo/free range eggs and sell all natural Pucara (local Chilean farm) yogurt for 2.000 per liter (seriously cheap!), along with pajaritos (the mother) to make your own yogurt at home. They also have natural food grade oils such as the all-purpose coconut oil. They also sell unsweetened (boxed) almond milk for 3 mil/liter. The best part is, from what I've seen, they are about half the price of other health food stores like Planta Maestra. The owners are super nice and friendly and will help you with answering questions and finding what you need. They even have a suggestion book for things they should carry!

When you pass Don Harry's on the street, it looks just like any other minimarket in Santiago…read morehowever, a real treasure is hidden inside. Don Harry Minimarket is a store full of spices, rice and products directly shipped from India. Don Harry is the main provider for most of the Indian restaurants in town (he also happens to be the owner of Soul of India), meaning this stuff is good! My favorite tip is not only that you can find Basmati rice here, but that it is much cheaper than the supermarket prices like Jumbo! He also sells an assortment of hard-to-find spices such as groundcoriander, asafoitida(!!) and fenugreek leaves. You can also find pure ghee here! Not only does he sell Indian food but also bindis, essential oils and indian figurines/sculptures. The owner, Dhanesh, is always happy to help and tell you what you should buy for your Indian inspired meal. If you are looking for a specific ingredient and not sure if he carries it, you can call him on his cell +56-9-90897322 to confirm! He is from Indian and also speaks English. Tip: Go onto his website and see the promotions he has - then call (store # (56-2) 29192865) and make sure he has the stuff you want in stock before making a trip He sells whole price for large purchases, so you can ask him how much you would need to buy to get a good deal (if you are having a large party or just plan on eating a ton of Indian food).