Excellent store bustling with shoppers so nothing sits around long. If you're American this is…read moregoing to feel most familiar. Muy fresco! I wish the bread had been covered, flies landing on fresh bread is gross. Please remember to tip the elderly bagging your groceries! There's also a tiny mall-like corridor at the entrance. Clothes, beauty, perfumes, scooters, sunglasses etc + a big food court + micro-businesses at stands/carts

Great store ! They have any and everything you would need…read more We have been to many different locations and all are the same for the most part.

Great place to get hard to find imported foods - curry pastes, cranberry sauce, russet potatoes,…read morespices and seasonings, etc. If they don't have something, the owner will try to find it

Check your bill for inaccurate amounts. This store is a scammer. It's happend 3 different times…read morewhen I have gone to the cash and the balance due was always far more then it should have been. I'm a grocers daughter and carry a calculator. Once it could have been human error, 2 times maybe but 3 times.. Nope your are doing this on purpose.

Outstanding Bavarian fare. The Bratwurst made in house was some of the best I have ever eaten…read more Sauerkraut and potatoes also superb. We sampled their Moussaka and even a southern US style 7up biscuit. All excellent. A new find I will repeat, probably too often.

Like other Chedraui stores, this one is spacious has most things you might need - groceries,…read moreliquor, fresh baked products, household goods, etc. The only thing that sets it apart from the other Chedrraui locations in northern Merida is the lack of imported goods but that may be changing as more Gringos are moving into the San Sebastian area. Please remember to tip the seniors who bag your groceries a few pesos as they do not get paid a wage and only work for tips