Equivalent to a safeway or Albertsons in the US. Has a…read moredeli, bakery, produce, beer cave and liquor aisle.

Stopped here to pick up a few things for the Airbnb I was staying at. A decent selection of itemsread more

Very good selections and excellent prices with a warehouse feel. Lots of the Mexican candy we were…read morelooking for and chips of all heat levels. My map sent me to the backside of building that has no entrance but once there it was a good stop. Service was friendly. Special note, if you can, please TIP your baggers. Most of the time they are not employees and rely on tips.

We stopped here earlier today thinking that they would have hot coco, instead we found out this is…read morea chocolate factory. The chocolate is freshly made from the actual chocolate beans and the flavors are so unique and authentic. I mean they have chocolate with Chile!! (I was not brave to try it but maybe before I leave I do). They have chocolate with agave (Yes, the plant they make tequila with). You can also find a chocolate with mole!! (You know you wanna try it). They also have your ussual raspberry-chocolate mix and other, but I do recommend you try some of their signature ones. You wont regret it. I loved that we found this place because despite not being what we were looking for, turned out to be something we didnt even know existed. This place is also great to buy souvenirs for those who couldnt come on the trip or just to take something from this awesome town. The staff was super friendly and schooled us about their chocolate, they speak english and their prices are on point. Mexican chocolate, rocks!

This place has some good chocolates. We picked up a few bars of Extra dark chocolate, one with…read moreblueberries. Great contrast in tastes. It's on the north end of the drag as you enter Rosarito. If you like trying different chocolates, I recommend you stop in and sample.

I liked the taste of the Cacao Azucar Mascabado 65% and the Barro Negro chocolates, but I went with…read morethe Cacao 65% for my latte. RATING: 10/10 This is no ordinary drink --- it's the freshest chocolate latte I've ever had and it was fabulous! Here at La Principal, they make their chocolate and then you can choose which chocolate you want in your drink! I ordered the 65% cacao latte with oat milk Would I come back? Yes!

Absolutely a must. This place has a classy feel with delicious coffee and chocolate drinks. My…read morefavorite drink here is a Horchata with sprinkled Cacao. I'll keep coming back every time we're in town. The owner is kind and very knowledgeable. Great place.

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo is a must-visit whenever I'm in Tijuana! They have everything you could…read morepossibly need, from fresh produce, candy, beer, carnitas, and piñatas to so many unique Mexican products you can't easily find in Los Angeles. I always stock up on fruits, pantry items, and my absolute favorite: their dried shrimp. It's incredibly fresh, flavorful, and one of the main reasons I keep coming back. The variety, quality, and authentic experience make this market one of my favorite places to shop in TJ!

Walking through a mercado in Mexico, you're surrounded by bright colors, the smell of fresh food in…read morethe air, people savoring fruit cups, and vendors calling you over into their shops and tasty samples everywhere . Such a wonderful experience. We tried the carnitas at Kiko Jr., and all I can say is you absolutely cannot skip this place.

I stop here for the sweet bread. We get the powdered sugar cookies... no food coloring or…read morepreservatives

A bakery located near our hotel. We stopped by and had to wait in line since they only allow a few…read morepeople in the shop at a time. Prices are pretty good, about 12 to 20 pesos each. I got a jelly roll and a few other items to try. I wish they had better descriptions of what each item was, especially for foreigners. Freshly baked goods at a nice price. I would stop by again.

They had great customer service and the food was yummy. I like the vibe inside the cafe and they…read morehad many options. The matcha they had was good and they have different milk options They also give you free water bottles. I got the avocado toast with no egg and no ham and no sauce and it made me full in a good way . Would come back again to this cafe in TJ.

Cafè de La Flor is an infallible spot for good food, decadent desserts, and outstanding service…read more My mom and I came here for lunch and ordered passionfruit-lemonade to start off, which was refreshing and tasty. She had the flautas dish (came with red rice and refried beans) and I had the panini de pechuga de pollo (grilled chicken breast) with french fries. Both dishes were delicious and came with generous portions. I liked how my panini sandwich came with pickled jalapeños. The dessert list is ample, however, we always go for the cheesecakes since they are what the cafè is well-known for. This time, there wasn't many to choose from but I am happy they still had my favorite available - the guava cheesecake. On other occassions, they'd have a more ample selection of cheesecake flavors to choose from, like oreo, caramel, or other fruit flavors. Lastly, want to give a shout out to our server Juan Carlos. Very attentive, quick, and polite. Everyone was courteous and provided an excellent customer experience.

Delicious pastries.. my favorite the empanadas!! amazing staff - super friendly and knowledgeable…read more Coffee is solid!! Highly recommended Will definitely be back.

This place has delicious, beautifully done pastries. I ordered the berry cheesecake, the kalua…read morecheesecake, the chocolate mousse, and a tiramasu. they were all really good.ill definitely return when I'm in Tijuana.