Great selection of food and drinks. Fun grocery store atmosphere, a little different from what I am…read moreused to in the US. The service is fine.

Found this place by searching for Vegan Options; someone had previously mentioned "vegan" in their…read morereview. I had visited another grocery store the day before and couldn't find much for plant based options :( This place impressed! The Vegan Options are in the Northeast Corner of the store, next to the berries/produce. They had Tofu, along with an entire selection of Plant Based Meats (Pollo, Carnitas, Chorizo/Soyrizo, Carne Asada Steaks, etc) that I have never seen in the states! They even had Vegan Chicharrons. Everything was $2-5. Fresh tortillas are made on site, and everyone is very helpful here. One thing that made me a little cautious was a blood smear on the end of the conveyor belt (must have just happened); kinda gross, but everything was bagged individually. They do have an attendant that will help you back out once the road is clear.

Called Super Norte in Puerto Penasco and across from Sams…read more High quality produce much fresher than at Super Ley. Maybe Super Ley buys the old produce from Super Norte. I don't even waste my time in the produce section of Super Ley. Easy to park in their parking lot. They have teenagers to bag your groceries. Super Ley fired all their baggers. Interesting selection of groceries and best produce in town.

This place is permanently closed. All the food is off the shelf and the doors are locked. Cerrado!read more

I enjoy shopping here, prices and most items are comparable to what you find in the US. With lots…read moreof the same brands you're used to but not all items are brands you'll recognize. The store is smaller then most US locations but it has a good mix of items .. bakery, alcohol, frozen treats, meats, milk, coffee, cleaning supplies, toiletries, furniture, office supplies, housewares & clothing. They do not have the same return policies as in the US so ask prior to buying, clothing can't be returned. You can't use your Sams Credit Card at this location, the cashier said to call, not sure if you need another card or some how authorize use in Mexico. You can pay in dollars (US coins not accepted) or pesos. They do not have empty cardboard boxes or bags at checkout so bring your own. Customer service will vary with every visit, some cashiers are very helpful while others don't even greet you they just wave you over. It might be the language barrier but I speak Spanish & have found it doesn't matter.

Came to grab a quick lunch at their food court, only one worker so our food took over 20min we…read moreordered a chapata which is like a subway(without veggies) only ham, pepperoni, & cheese, not made fresh but frozen then worker microwaved it was not good, the fountain drink only had 3 options orange soda, Lipton or Jamaica and the ice machine had no ice when ask for ice worker said they were completely out of ice...I wouldn't come to their food court again I would come to Sam's just to buy ice for ice chest a 20lb bag of ice cost $2.09 US dollars or about $39 pesos I suggest paying with pesos because they don't take US coins only bills so they would charge you $3.00 US dollars ‍

Very good quality meats, salsas & frijoles puercos! Of…read morecourse trying something new in a different environment is always a hit or miss . Definitely had no complaints about quality and or taste of the products we purchased. We will definitely be back next time we visit Puerto Peñasco. Service was also on point!

The Beef Filet-mignons are FABULOUS! Grass fed, no Hormones, Additives, and as lean as there is…read morepossible!

I like Calimax grocery stores. It is one of my more favorite grocery stores in Mexico. This one…read morewasn't as big as others that I have seen. Like most stores in Mexico, there is a Paquetes or Package area with cubicles to put packages that you may bring from other stores or backpacks. They give you a card with a number and you pick it up when you leave. They have all the foods you are used to in the US with some different names and brands. And some that may be new. The rows are pretty much arranged similarly, as well. The bakery has breads, rolls and pastries. There should be a tray to pick out what you want then workers at the counter will bag and price them. The deli counter has meats and cheeses. There is usually chorizo hanging that is delicious. There is usually a hot food section in the deli that has tasty food choices. The cashiers are very kind and friendly but usually don't speak English. Knowing some Spanish really helps. The baggers are usually older, (I've been told) not paid and work for tips. I always tip them well. I would definitely recommend this Calimax and would shop here again.

They have a little of everything... oatmilk, Mexican pastries, turkey hot dogs, marinated steaks…read moreready to grill, alcohol and my favorite... freshly made in store flour tortillas. I have spent every trip coming to the Calimax to stock my airBnB for the little must haves. Everyone, from the store employees to the locals were super accommodating. I was even given a cooking lesson on tajin by a local.

First time shopping here. Found what I needed at great prices. Really good selection of brands and…read moreitems.

A trip to San Luis Río Colorado isn't complete without a stop at Bodega Aurrerá! We stopped by to…read morestock up on diapers and other baby essentials, and I was honestly amazed by the savings. You can find the exact same diaper brands sold in Arizona for nearly half the price in Mexico, with the same great quality. Needless to say, we stocked up quite a bit! We also picked up plenty of groceries, household essentials, and some of our favorite hair and skincare products. Of course, we couldn't leave without grabbing a few goodies and snacks that aren't sold in the United States, including my favorite ketchup, specialty drinks, and certain cookies and chips. There's always something fun to discover! This Bodega Aurrerá was fully stocked, super busy, and packed with an incredible selection of products. I truly love how you can find so many of the same exact items sold in the U.S. for significantly less in Mexico. It makes stocking up on everyday necessities feel like such a smart and worthwhile shopping experience. Overall, we had a wonderful experience. Bodega Aurrerá is convenient, affordable, and truly a one-stop shop for groceries, baby essentials, household products, personal-care items, and snacks. We definitely left with more than we originally planned on getting, but no regrets! LOL. Whenever we're in San Luis Río Colorado, this is always one of our must-stop places.

3 reasons for 3 stars rather than 5: 1- This Walmart is…read morealways busy and check out takes so long because not enough lanes are opened. 2- Even though employees are Hispanic, they should be speaking English in a professional workplace. I speak 3 languages and understand having English as a second language, but it's not an excuse not to even try in a professional setting. 3- This location has much less organic products compared to other Walmarts.

Very bad management. parking lot is hectic people park where they want and drive how they want most…read moredangerous walmart in all of arizona. honestly dont understand how they lack employees. inside is a mess and the restrooms are disgusting needs a full looking into by a regional manager. If i could give zero stars i would.

Great customer service!! Plus, cashiers speak both Spanish…read moreand English!! I will definitely make this a regular stop on my way to Puerto Penasco (also known as Rocky Point, Sonora Mexico.

I know eating gas station sushi is a really bad idea but,,, what about gas station Fish and chips?…read moreYes, that's right. They are delicious and only $4 for two battered deep fried fillets with fries and tarter sauce. You couldn't get a better price on fish and chips anywhere