Great Walmart location where we stocked up on groceries and supplies before heading further to the…read moreWestern part of the Island. Convenient location right off Rt 2. Wine is a little more expensive in PR than on the mainland, but the prices here were reasonable, considering, and we picked up some Yellowtail for $9.48. Rum is always a good deal on the island and we scored a huge bottle for $18.98 that lasted us the whole vacation. They also had good prices on local coffees. I picked up three bags of Yaucono Dark for $4.98 each. Prices for some personal care items that we used on the vacation like shaving cream, nail polish remover and beauty wipes were similar to Walmart prices in our local area (MA/ RI). Note that the tax here is a bit killer though at 11.5% and both liquors and wines are taxed. No tax on food items, like coffee though.

Your very typical Walmart that was pretty clean and packed with plenty of employees to help you…read morewhenever you need it. It's helpful that the store never closes and they have plenty of lanes to check out. Sadly the self checkout lanes are closed around 11 pm. The produce seemed fresh and all the foods I was looking for were fully stocked. Just know if you come after 12 they are mostly stocking the store. It's very clean, I know I said that at the top but must repeat!

Very pleasant shopping experience…read more The store is well organized and not too overstocked. Very easy to shop with good varieties to chose from. I forgot a few things while I was on my vacation so I came here. Check-out was friendly and efficient. Next time I travel here, I may not pack as much. I'll just shop here and get a few items. They offer a lot more clothes catering to a tropical, warmer climate. Prices were identical to prices back home at the Marshalls in Virginia where shop from time to time.

One of 29 TJX stores in Puerto Rico, this Marshalls is within walking distance from the Old San…read moreJuan pier section of the cruise ports. Like all retail stores in the area, it is housed within historic buildings, renovated on the inside to meet modern standards. It is large, with 3 distinct stories. It had large sections of clearanced items, and a huge section of discounted luggage. This made that section very popular with cruise ship workers, who were picking up bags to prepare to go back home. My brother ended up picking up a chew toy for his dog and a couple of generic gourmet food items. The queue is the same as in the states: one long line until you get to the end, and then called to a particular cashier for checkout. I really like this system, though the Marshall's voice ("Cashier Number Six, Please") wasn't present here. That would have been awesome if the same voice, but spoken in Spanish.

I found this Walmart to be a good experience overall. It had everything we needed during our stay…read morein San Juan. One thing to keep in mind is that this location is much smaller than many Walmart stores on the mainland, so don't expect a huge Supercenter experience. That said, it was well-stocked and easy to navigate. The most interesting part of the experience was the checkout process. When you select how many plastic bags you want, an employee standing nearby actually hands you the exact number of bags you requested instead of letting you take them yourself. It caught me off guard at first, but I assume it's a measure to prevent people from taking extra bags. It's a little unusual if you're not from the area, but certainly not a big deal. Overall, this is a solid Walmart and a convenient stop if you're visiting San Juan and need to pick up essentials. It may be smaller and have a few practices that are different from what mainland shoppers are used to, but the store was clean, organized, and served our family well during our trip.

This one is because of the deli .... Basic rules when handling lettuce use first in first out don't…read morejust dump the fresh cut lettuce on top of the old one ... Second please but please wash the lettuce ... like come on...

All cars left unattended in the pickup spots should be towed!!!…read moreSecurity guards are in the area that consumers do not park. Assign someone to make that area is left vacant for those who have online orders only. It is a hassel to have to wait for a spot to become vacant everytime something is ordered.

Hi I'm disappointed, in pharmacy is bad in costumer service, they have to read before they…read more answer, I made a mistake when I called I ask about a reader for the libre 2 sensors she said that it was only one,she was nasty she said that i needed a prescription for a reader? I didn't like her tone, i went to the pharmacy the one that help me was very nice ,when she ask who answer my called she answer agressive telling that i ask for reader for libre2 i not libre 3 she was arguing that their was not a reader 3, and i said yes their is,i have a photo of the reader,they should be oriented

I mean...it's a Wal-Mart. A full blown Wal-mart. And when I went on Thanksgiving Eve, the lines…read morewere 20 deep, times 25 lines. And we got out reasonably fast, and the shelves were fully stocked. These fools were prepared, much love for that.

This Walmart is Fun I don't know why.Even though the lines are so extended sometimes! Deffinetly…read moreneeds more crew members on this Walmart.I find what I'm looking everytime,which is great! There's a McDonald's,a Mini Arcade,Pharmacy,Bakery,Supermarket,Hair Salon,Optical Centre & a Nail Salon.

We stopped by for drinks and some local goodies during our commute to a cave. The store was clean,…read moreorganized, and easy to navigate. I appreciated the variety of local products mixed with familiar brand. Prices are a little higher than some other supermarkets on the island, but the convenience and selection made up for it. This is a reliable one-stop shop

I stopped by Pueblo Supermercado in Arecibo, & it was extremely busy. I'm not sure if it was b/c it…read morewas the 1st of the month or if this is just the main nearby supermarket for a lot of locals, but the store was def packed & a bit chaotic when I went in. I had to wait in line for a little while,& it felt like everyone had the same idea @ the same time. That being said, despite the crowd, the store itself was well-stocked & organized once you actually got around the aisles. Food galore w/ fresh cold cuts,salads,veggies,meats, & anything you could think of. They even had roasted chicken & freshly baked bread. 1 thing I'll say is that I didn't expect the bathrooms to be so clean. W/ how busy it was, I honestly wasn't expecting much, but it was actually spotless,smelled like Fabuloso, & usable. It didn't feel neglected or overwhelming, which made a difference during a hectic visit like that. Overall, it was a solid store experience considering the rush. A little chaotic, but still functional, stocked, & surprisingly maintained in the areas that matter when a place is that busy. The staff was also friendly & still managed to keep a smile despite the crazy rush.