When not in your natural elements, you come to rely on these sorts of stores while on vacation…read more Being that there's a limit to what you can bring on an airplane when traveling abroad, this has become my daily stop in Cancun for tanning lotion so I don't acquire skin cancer while frolicking around the tip of the Caribbean sea. Good prices, super clean, and a nice selection of Mexican candies that I've been consuming like a boss!

Still the go-to for a quick economical lunch! They have a huge fried chicken section, but…read morethankfully, kept the empanadas, hot dogs and bakes. The chicken empanadas are to die for. They are $1.50 US each! A head's up is that you have to order and pay first and then present your receipt to the woman working behind the counter where the food is. The store is always busy, but there is never a wait. They add cashiers as needed. Their expanded liquor section includes even "Boones" (minus the "Farm")! I didn't know it was still made! Great selection of most liquor, but not inexpensive. I bought a bottle of Patron silver at duty free arriving for $28. Here the same bottle was $47. It would still be cheaper than buying at a hotel. If you are looking to save money on snacks and drinks, this is it!

Okay. Typical convenience store. If you want to use the bathroom you will need 5 pesos…read more No energy bars available. No electrolyte style drinks either. But usual chips, candy, soda, alcohol. Staff was okay. Not really friendly Store was clean.

We went to go and look for film for our daughter's underwater camera. We unfortunately did not find…read morefilm there, which wasn't a big surprise since it's a small convenience store. We did find a lot of fun items to take back to the US. We purchased a few varieties of gum that we do not have in the US, crackers that my daughter loved and candy. Check out was easy. We ended up going there a few different times since it was close to the hotel.

This location is open 24hrs. Some of the chips were stale and the line moved extremely slow. They…read morealso charge for bags. There was an ATM here for pesos and we got plenty of water and drinks. Even got decent liquor here.

Right across the street from the Temptations resort. Decent selection of liquor and beer. Pretty…read moremuch what you would expect to find at a convenience store in the states (USA). They also accept credit cards. Noticed they were also serving street tacos, but no pastor, carnitas, etc.

I do love OXXO! I go there every time I go to Mexico! It's just a tradition for me. I always go to…read moreget a water, a tiny Coke (they are smaller that the USA ones), a penguin (which are much better chocolate hostess cupcake, and a smaller bag of Doritos made in Mexico only. They taste so delicious and much much better! I always get them here! Sometimes I'll get a little bag of Nestlé crunch a bunch for nostalgic purposes and they are good I love OXXO !!!!!

Oxxos in Cancun are no where close to the ones in CDMX. These ones are tiny, has barely any food…read moreapart from chips, snacks, candy bars etc. But a nice beer selection. And I stand ramen packets if you're having munchies and don't want to splurge on resort restaurants.

This is my first time at a Circle K in Cancun. I stopped to get gas and get a juice, but…read moresurprisingly they had tacos and beer. I got 6 tacos for about $4 American dollars. The tortilla for the tacos was unexpectedly very tasty. I ordered tacos the asada, Egg and potatoes tacos and Chorizo. I didn't eat the chorizo taco. It wasn't tasty at all. The beer was very inexpensive here so I brought beer to keep it at the Hotel.

Awesome prices and friendly staff. They also have a small selection of pharmacy item in case you…read morehave a headache as I did.

Of course I would recommend Oxxo, 10/10. Oxxo in Mexico is…read morelike the 7 Eleven we have in the States,only the stores are small. There are definitely 1 or more on a black or adjacent block and they are open Twenty Four Seven. I like that there are both male and female cashiers. It makes it perfect for safety.. Oxxo is convenient because they sell drinks, beer, chips, crackers, pretzels, cookies. Candy, gum, and pastries. They also have packaged chicharonnes as well as slushie and coffee It is so convenient for me to come here for a can of coke and a bag of Mexican Doritos As long as it's made in Mexico, it's great! Tastes cleaner with less of the gunk. Will go back when in Mexico

My 14 year old went to buy a Gatorade. They sold it for triple the price. I think they saw him as…read morekid and easy to manipulate. When I went to return they didn't accept it.

I can't remember if this place is open 24/7 but it's the same as a convenient store that is the…read moresame as a stand alone that would probably be attached to a conveniencestore. One thing I will say it's like Mexico 7Eleven. Therer a coffee space, hot digest on the grill, snacks. Drinks. Beer, and light liquor and beer. They did have a mtiple chips, some sundries, candies ? I'm so glad to have come here! It was right across the hotel and staff was delightful!

Just like a 7-11, but not as nice or convenient. Edward D said it right- it's like being in the…read moreTwilight Zone or another country or something. There's things that look like stuff you're familiar with in America, but it's not. That bottle of coffee that looks like SBUX? That's La Sirena Cafe. Those Lil' Debbies? Those are Bimbos. The most aggrivating thing about this place is that they don't trust the customers enough to put the coffee lids out in the open where just anyone could take one. They keep them behind the counter for some reason. I searched and searched for one, and deliberated abandoning my coffee as I couldn't take it with me without a lid. This place isn't especially clean, nor do they offer any healthy options here. The foors were sticky.

As a tourist, the staff here was very helpful with my shopping needs. Even though my Spanish is…read moresubpar at best, the staff was very patient with me. Plus they have fresh tacos.