Beat supermarket I've ever been to ! That is it! Anything you want and best prices too! Also the…read moremerchandising is very clever !

Bought 2 fridges , one freezer , 2 washing mashines , one dryer - total value for Euro 3535,-…read more Was promissed 2-3 days delivery but it took 11 days . I have writing e mails to cosumer support over and over again not a single reply when delivery could be expected. Yesterday my Spanish speaking college called them - got finally a reply that the delivery will take place in 2 days. The same day ( yesterday) they suddenly call us from the adress now they want to deliver. We have paid for instalation - no instalation was made , in fact our builder was forced to help them to carry the articles. Carrefour - how can You possible work like this (never again)!!! Best regards Claus Levin Ulrich, Owner of Mallorca Townhouses, Santanyi

It's a small market but they have everything. Not much of an entrance on the street but once you…read morewalk in, there are plenty of dry goods, produce and even a bunch of personal care items. Sure, the young lady working the register didn't speak much English but we were able to complete our transaction. As is customary in Europe, there is a charge for a bag.

Brilliant little place. Much bigger inside than the little door in the wall. Got everything we…read moreneeded for our last evening on holiday including food for our baby etc.

Urban-sized service supermarket / grocery store that is located in the underground Galerias Plaza…read moreMayor. With no light from the outside, the place is a little dark and dim and is unlike supermarkets I've shopped in the US and UK. But this is the space they have and they do a decent job with a lot of space dedicated to liquor and packaged goods. Not much for produce or fresh butchery/seafood. Eroski is a Spanish supermarket chain with nearly 1000 outlets across Spain. It's actually a worker-consumer hybrid cooperative, which is interesting. Reading the wikipedia, I learned that the name Eroski is a combination of the Basque words "erosi" (to buy) and "toki" (place).