This place has it all and the pizza is delicious! And has good music, cold drinks and great snacksread more

I was so surprised to see the small bar inside this little store, but it was fun having a couple…read moredrinks there with my cousin. Liquor was reasonable. Store is laid out nice and is very relaxed inside. Clerk was friendly and it was overall a great alternative experience in Puerto Rico. A bar in a convenience store? Only in P.R.!!

I just left your store at Esmeralda in Guaynabo. I had…read morebought milk the night before and this morning I noticed it was spoiled. I went this morning to change the milk and manager gave me a hard time. He asked for a receipt and I told that I paid with my Ath Movil. I showed him the evidence. He had me waiting a while and came and asked i remembered the employed . I said no. He went back to his office. He came back and said he couldn't find a receipt with that amount. He has no way to confirm that sale. I got upset because he said that I had no recept and did remember the employee. So I told him that I am a client and that ATM platform gives him all the evidence. This argument in front of other clients. I am 65 years old and he was implying that I didn't buy the milk there. *

To Go Stores are a chain of convenience stores. They are usually found at gas stations. This one…read moreisn't, although there is a gas station across the street. They offer your traditional convenient store goods. The craft beer selection is ample. They also have wine, sparkling wines, and liquors. You can buy food such as pastries, sandwiches, wraps, etc. there is a section with tables, TV, and a bar. I have some friends who liked to hang out here late at night. I only come here to stock up on beer when I go to a nearby beach. Before COVID, this place was open 24/7. Due to restrictions, I don't know if they still open 24 hours. Parking can be found off Calle King's Court. There is also street parking available. Being on the corner of Calle Loiza and King's Court puts this place is a centric location with lots of restaurants and stores nearby. Worth stopping by if you are in the area.

If you're from the mainland USA, the store is similar to our 7/11s with much better cooked food…read moreoptions even when the food truck isn't there. My evaluation is for the store. I walked the short .5 miles from the Sheraton Resort & Casino to get some steps in, get lower prices and PR street type food's I'll call it for lack of a better term. I hit the trifecta. I pointed to two cooked food things, whatever they were, and both were delish, one said pollo so I knew that was chicken. The other was some queso name and so that was my 2nd thingie. I could have used my translation app but where's the fun in that(shrug). I added 2, ten oz Medalla Light beers and my bill was $7 and some change. Sheraton can't touch that! Plus this is more adventurous for us mainlanders, IMHO. The place is clean and the walk short and thru a safe looking hood, another trifecta. They have ice cream too. To get ice cream at the Sheraton, I was told I had to order it via room service (lordy).None of their many eating places had ice cream; sorbet yes-ice cream no. Shop local some while on vacay. Spread those dollars around some.

This place was recommended by a local friend as a must do! We walked by it early in our stay and…read moredidn't even realize it, nor how close it was to our AirBnb! We were told people are often playing music, dancing in the (large) parking lot, great local hang out. I think we went too early to grab some empanadas and beer one night -as it was pretty quiet. Beer was on ice, so perfectly cold. Food was good as well. Seems like a well stocked convenience store, but I guess we missed the real experience of after hours. LOL.

Cool head shop, nice vibe. Bought some essentials for our stay in SJ. Was open late. Will return on…read morenext trip to town.

Great convenience store with everything you need. They have snacks, liquor and a huge beer…read moreselection. Great location across from the hotels.

This was the only gas pump we used in Puerto Rico. It's conveniently located near the place we…read morerented our vehicle from. Not of a fan of being unable to pay at the pump but we were able to fill up the tank with no issues. Two tries.

We stopped here to buy gifts and somes snacks to take back to our room…read more This gas station/ mini mart also serves as a mini souviner shop. You can buy a lot of puerto rican gifts for your family and friends. They have bags, pens, flasks, books, etc. The also have nonperishable groceries. The lady behind the counter was very friendly even though she didn't speak english well. I would recommend .

Visited this pharmacy to get some beach towels as couldn't find a store in the isle verde beach…read morearea. This store is huge and carries medications, water, basic groceries, souvenir and lot of essential items. The staff is friendly and contains more than a typical CVS store.

The CVS is located in a very touristy section of the island. Possibly one of the few which stay…read moreopen 24 hours. It is rather large and contains just about any tourist needs from meds, snacks, refreshments both alcoholic and not. Plenty of beach supplies as well. Essentially it is a CVS/Walmart, they have it all. If you are looking for parking they have a parking garage where you will get validated.

This is a little convenience type store that we stopped by to buy liquor and beer. Its down the…read morestreet from the resort that were staying in so the convenience for tourists here is bar none. The store itself has the little necessities you may need and is really tailored to the local populace. Prices are reasonable for this type of store and this place has been here seemingly a long time---probably had better days in decades past. All in all, no hesitation to return to resupply!

Overwhelmed by how much they had. One stop shop for random needs. Anything you can think of they…read morehave, not as much for food.

This little grocery store has everything you need in a pinch. We stopped here shortly after…read morearriving in Culebra looking for water, coffee, and a few other things we needed to kickstart our island adventure. The staff were so friendly and helpful. This store is the embodiment of everything you imagine on island life. Beautiful friendly people who seem to welcome everyone and lend a helping hand. Love this place!

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.

SuperMax is supermarket chain, headquartered in San Juan Puerto Rico, with 18 locations throughout…read morethe island. This location was in the heart of old San Juan, inside a series of historic buildings. Even though it is considered a supermarket, it had the feel of a market where folks buy their groceries daily, and walk the purchases back to their homes. Bringing vehicles near the area would not be a good idea when the cruise ships are in town. Of course, I had to spend a little time checking out the prices. They seemed to very similar to the ones found in Miami. Ended up buying a can of Filler roasted peanuts, a brand found specifically in Puerto Rico.

The staff here is very friendly, and if you're staying near the ferry this is a convenient…read morelocation. Snacked on a chicken quesadilla and mozzarella sticks, which were delicious and inexpensive. They sell Medalla beer at a great price too. They stock some convenience store items like bandaids, soap, snacks, beer, sodas, sangria (and in to-go pouches!), and more. There are tables inside and seating outside to eat at.

Had some chicken turnovers as our first snack when we arrived at the ferry dock. They were homemade…read moreand tasted delicious. Its a 5 minute walk from the dock and a nice way to calm your 'hangryness' after the long wait at the Fajardo ferry. The beers were ok since, like everyone, I prefer mine extremely cold and they were more on the so-so side.