Much more of a bodega or convenience store feel than regular Carrefour stores. This is located at a…read morecorner of Plaza de San Juan de Dios, and is a great location to grab a snack to go. They also carry food staples and other grocery essentials, but its main purpose seems to be for convenience and quick bites. Unlike bodegas and convenience stores in the US, they do not provide plastic utensils or napkins, etc., though they have 12packs to buy, if you feel like carrying, or disposing of the other 11 forks. If you're looking for a cheap quick meal or snack, Carrefour Express is a short walk to the coastline, either along Av. del Puerto, or Av. Campo del Sur, where there are beautiful views and places to sit. There are also places to sit and people watch in the square, Plaza de San Juan de Dios, or its adjacent Paseo de Canalejas park. Carrefour Express is an easy way to avoid the time commitment of a slow meal pace in a cafe.

This grocery store was a life saver. Needed lactose free milk and they were the only available…read moreplace in town that was still open.

Visited an ALDI grocery store in Sevilla, Spain. Picked up several cold beverages at a very good…read moreprice compared to other convenience stores. Euro dollars or credit cards are acceptable. They do charge extra for plastic grocery bags so it's best to being your own before entering the store.

In comparison to the other Navy Exchange stores the selection here is awful. This one doesnt have…read morea wide variety of options when it comes to clothes, home goods or electronics. Sometimes certain departments have the shelves completely empty. During flu/cold season shelves can be wiped out of medicine and take forever to restock. Okay overall, but definitely wont miss when we move away.

Everything you need and the people are friendly. Sure they may not have an infinite selection of…read moreitems in every department but they do have all the basics and staple items to live a good life. Clothing, furniture, electronics, etc. The mini-mart is connected to the main exchange and you need your orders stamped to buy in the exchange but not the mini mart. Alcohol is in the mini mart along with a plethora of snacks and drinks. A subway and Dunkin' Donuts is located within the main area. Outdoor seating and ample parking. Local taxis right outside the front doors can take you anywhere you want.

I went to this place because I didn't think anywhere else was open to get water late at night. He…read morecharged me 1.40€ for a 2 liter of water. It wasn't even cold. I speak only a little Spanish but I tried. The guy was super rude to me. The worst part was, that walking back, I found a convenience store and they had cold water for only .80€. So .60€ more for just .5 more liters of water and it's not even cold. Now I'm sad.

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