Decent place for the things you might need. Friendly staff. Easy in and out…read more They have everything from fruits, veggies, shampoo,meds,to American foods.

Visiting Tijuana and am so glad that there are Calimaxes everywhere! You can't miss them with their…read moreunmistakable grocery cart icon and they are conveniently located throughout the city. We were looking for an ATM machine to withdraw pesos and shop for food. The items are reasonably priced, with the exchange rate around 20 pesos to a dollar. There were rows of salsas and tortilla chips next to the juicing bar where we picked up a container of salsa made from a molcajete cucharon (stone mortar and pestle). It was perfectly delicious with our makeshift flour tortilla burritos and tortilla chips! They have assortments of breads- bodillo, telera, boliqueso, and even baguete (bagettes). Pick up a galleta (cookie) or cocada from their bakery! We puchased a combination of sweet breads and savory plain breads. Love the produce here. We were deliberate to make a fruit salad and gathered papayas, grapes, and cactus pairs. With their hard seeds and luscious red fruit meat, you can't easily find cactus pairs in the states but you can find it here at Calimax! A nice offering of produce and conveniently located in Tijuana, this Calimax is worth stopping by for your next trip south of the border!

This store is huge. It's similar to a Walmart in that it has not only food, but household items,…read moreelectronics, and even motorscooters for sale. I really like this place because obviously it has all the Mexican food items you want before you cross back over. The only thing I didn't really care for was having to pay for parking. You pay at the kiosk before leaving. It was less than a dollar USD, but still felt odd for a "supermarket". Even the cops had to pay to leave the parking lot. LOL This actually seems to be situated in a mini mall since there are other restaurants, stores, etc... Good area to hit before you go back over the border. Traffic kinda complicated in the area if you're not used to roundabouts and oneways.

La Soriana is one of the shops I frequent the most on my trips to Mexico. It has a variety of items…read moreat reasonable prices. The customer service is hit or miss. I usually go to stock up on snacks that I can't find easily in the U.S. It's not always the cleanest store, but it doesn't usually have an impact on my shopping experience.