Best market (with its own eatery on second floor) I stumbled my way in this lovely place. They have…read moregreat selection of everything you can imagine and a great seat down eatery on the second floor. Great customer service with very helpful staff. Get your membership to get the daily specials. Their sushi and beer selection is pretty good. Cheers

Love going here and stocking up on all my goodies that are impossible to find back home. I'm…read moreliterally like a kid in the candy store in this supermarket. I love the pizza, pastries and all the fresh juices. My only issue is that my method of payment never works here...always a issue that's why I give it a 4 star.

I do my supermarket shopping in my borough and shop at this Horti Fruti, Zona Sul, and Pão de…read moreAçúcar all on the same street and meters from each other. It takes me less than ten minutes to walk from my residence to all three of these markets. I visited this HF on 20/09 and purchased vegetables and fruit that barely filled one transport box. I paid for delivery service and there were no other delivery orders in line in front of mine. The delivery took over three hours. Since the store's phone number is not shown on the cashier's receipt, I had to go to a computer, contact the supermarket chain's SAC number and call them. They sent me to another website where I could find the WhatsApp number for the store. What do people do that do not have Internet access to contact the supermarket chain's toll-free number? I had to call the store three times and suddenly after the third call, the delivery finally arrived at my residence. I immediately sent an e-mail to the chain's SAC department communicating my lack of satisfaction. The following morning I received a phone call from one of the store managers (Elissandro) and the next day from another manager (Alan). Today 22/09 I went to the store and met with Elissandro we had a nice chat and he promised to correct the problem. I then purchased almost R$300,00 in beer and placed an order for more beer that the store will deliver tomorrow and he promised not to even charge the delivery fee tomorrow. He dropped everything that he was doing to take care of my requests. I am grateful and truly commend the Horti Fruti organization for the attention granted to me by Elissandro and Alan. I do my supermarket shopping in my borough and shop at this Horti Fruti, Zona Sul, and Pão de Açúcar all on the same street and meters from each other. It takes me less than ten minutes to walk from my residence to all three of these markets. I visited this HF on 20/09 and purchased vegetables and fruit that barely filled one transport box. I paid for delivery service and there were no other delivery orders in line in front of mine. The delivery took over three hours. Since the store's phone number is not shown on the cashier's receipt, I had to go to a computer, contact the supermarket chain's SAC number and call them. They sent me to another website where I could find the WhatsApp number for the store. What do people do that do not have Internet access to contact the supermarket chain's toll-free number? I had to call the store three times and suddenly after the third call, the delivery finally arrived at my residence. I immediately sent an e-mail to the chain's SAC department communicating my lack of satisfaction. The following morning I received a phone call from one of the store managers (Elissandro) and the next day from another manager (Alan). Today 22/09 I went to the store and met with Elissandro we had a nice chat and he promised to correct the problem. I then purchased almost R$300,00 in beer and placed an order for more beer that the store will deliver tomorrow and he promised not to even charge the delivery fee tomorrow. He dropped everything that he was doing to take care of my requests. I am grateful and truly commend the Horti Fruti organization for the attention granted to me by Elissandro and Alan. ********************************** Faço minhas compras no supermercados do meu bairro e compro nesse Horti Fruti, Zona Sul e Pão de Açúcar todos na mesma rua e a metros um do outro. Levo menos de dez minutos para caminhar da minha residência até esses três mercados. Visitei este HF no dia 20/09 e comprei legumes e frutas que mal enchiam uma caixa de transporte. Paguei pelo serviço de entrega e não havia outros pedidos de entrega na fila na frente do meu. A entrega demorou mais de três horas. Como o telefone da loja não aparece no recibo do caixa, tive que ir a um computador, entrar em contato com o número do SAC da rede de supermercados e ligar para eles. Eles me enviaram para outro site onde eu poderia encontrar o número do WhatsApp da loja. O que fazem as pessoas que não têm acesso à Internet para entrar em contato com o número gratuito da rede de supermercados? Tive que ligar três vezes para a loja e de repente após a terceira ligação, a entrega finalmente chegou na minha residência. Imediatamente enviei um e-mail ao departamento de SAC da rede comunicando minha insatisfação. Na manhã seguinte recebi um telefonema de um dos gerentes da loja (Elisandro) e no dia seguinte de outro gerente (Alan). Hoje 22/09 fui até a loja e encontrei com Elissandro batemos um papo bacana e ele prometeu corrigir o problema. Comprei então quase R$300,00 em cerveja e fiz um pedido de mais cerveja que a loja entregará amanhã e ele prometeu não cobrar nem a taxa de entrega amanhã. Ele largou tudo o que estava fazendo para atender meus pedidos. Agradeço e parabenizo sinceramente a organização Horti Fruti pela atenção dispensada a mim por Elisandro e Alan.

Love this grocery store. Clean, bright, spacious and no weird smells. The clientele is extra polite…read moreand accommodating, no pushy shopping cart maneuvers here. If you've experienced a certain low budget supermarket down the street you know what I mean. Large assortment of fruits, veggies, juices and other health foods. They have some ready to eat salads and cut fruit. No lines at the checkout! Get your fruit fix here, the cut mango is amazeballs.

Hortifruti was recommended to me for their fresh fruit, juices, and fresh Brazilian breads and…read morepastries. The store wasn't crowded and seems fairly clean but I found the assortment small and limited. I think there are other stores in the Copacabana-area with higher-quality fresh produce, diary, meat, and packaged food items. I walked out without purchasing anything and shopped at another store. www.hortifruti.com.br

This is a very convenient compact supermarket near the Hilton hotel Copacabana Beach in Rio de…read moreJaneiro where we stayed three nights. It's got a bakery, a fresh butcher, fresh seafood, produce, dried goods, etc. In that time we walked over from the hotel twice. First time for the Portuguese egg tarts, and second time for Brazilian corn nuts. We'd considered Brazilian whole coffee beans but weren't sure which label was best.

Came here to buy some water a couple of times as well as before leaving to buy some chocolates and…read moresweets. The lines tend to get a bit long, but the cashiers move pretty fast. They have a nice variety of items.

When I'm in Rio, I always go to the Zona school and Ipanema. They make fresh sushi and it's just…read morereally really good. They have everything that you need there so you got food in the room at night.

Nice store and has a great pizzeria in back. Also buy some ovalmaltine if you are from North…read moreAmerica. It's not available up there and it rocks! Also beer wine and spirits available.

Clean, well-stocked, and friendly. These supermarkets are a little different than the ones most…read morepeople know from the US - they are a bit smaller, but very convenient to people living in urban centers like Rio. My experience with this store was great, and they had all of the articles I needed to make great suppers while visiting Rio. Valeu, e muito obrigado gente!

Good Super Market to grab your stuff. I got baked goods, ham and cheese to make subs while in…read moreBrazil and not go out and spend a lot. They have produce and all other stuff any super market has like water, sodas, shaving cream, razors, shampoo, and more stuff. I recommend.

Just got to know Megabox and I must say that everything is slightly cheaper than, for example, the…read moresupermarkets Guanabara and Extra. Another advantage is that you'll find products that you normally only find in Zona Sul. The disadvantages are that the employees are just as slow as in other supermarkets (in average they scan one product per minute) and that you can't pay with international Visa or MasterCard. So, if you are not in a hurry and just prepare yourself by bringing cash, Megabox is the best supermarket to go in Zona Norte. Furthermore, its location at Avenida Brasil is quite convenient.

Grocery store in Rio de Janeiro. One of the best in selection and fine foods. Great variety on…read moreproduce. You can find things there that are not in other grocery stores. Price is a little high, but so is the quality.

This supermarket was a bit pricey and they didn't have what I was looking for. Still, i was able to…read morepurchase a lot of Brazilian things to bring back and show everyone. The prices aren't as good, and they don't have paper bags, it's all plastic. Shouldn't that be extinct by now?

great supermarket with wide selection of beers, and different food types. The tables & bar on the…read moresecond floor is very convenient. You need to get the membership card to get the daily specials. My favorite supermarket in ipanema. Cheers!

Since hotel prices in Rio can vary from 'where you goin', baby?' to 'I saw you on the internet,' I…read moreadvise to rent an apartment. Oftentimes you'll have more space, more privacy and you'll feel like a local. The thing is, when renting an apartment, you need groceries. It's a good thing that right across the street from my apartment was the Super Mercado Zona Sul S/A. What the S/A stands for, I don't know. Am I a fan? Yes. Why? Because when I first walked through the door, I was offered a caipirinha! I am now a firm believer that all grocery shopping should be done whilst sipping a caipirinha (handed to you by a smoking hot hottie mchotterson; what is in the water in Rio??). Drink in hand, I was ready to go shopping. Despite being on a busy street in Ipanema (only blocks away from the beach and in a fun, well-heeled neighborhood), I found the prices to be fair. I also found an abundance of fruit juices. While the average Brazilian would, likely, gloss over this detail, this American fruit-a-holic was stoked to see so many new juices to guzzle. This isn't the largest of grocery stores but I found the selection to be more than adequate for my needs. The store is bright, clean and easily navigable. There are plenty of aisles and the options spanned the gamut from essentials to wants. So, juice, water, bread, fruit, sweets, milk, condiments, cereal, beer, and eggs in tow, I was ready to check out. My limited Portuguese was met with a smile and I was on my way.