I highly recommend this pharmacy! They saved us! While on vacation my husband's back went out and I…read moream suffering from a sinus infection and they delivered meds within the hour for a nominal charge. We are truly grateful. Thank you Pharmacy Cancun

Very wonderful people the owner is exceptionally nice. I had a little situation and he took care…read moreof it immediately. Highly recommend these people !

So I have to apologize about the review I made on this wonderful pharmacy. This branch is one of…read morethe branches in the hotel zone that actually has medications on site. I have seen terrible reviews about the other franchises not this one. This one is great with wonderful and professional staff. So without looking at the great reviews for this one I said they had bad reviews. This one doesn't. There's also a doctor here if you need one. I didn't buy insulin but if you are having trouble with buying expensive insulin come here just put them in cold packs if it is a long flight. I will come back here. They accept payments in USD or credit card if you need to use one. They give you a receipt right away. Good people. You might have to wait for other people but myvwait wa 5-6 minutes which is no big deal. I will be back because my great American insurance doesn't pay for a $1500/month medicine that costs $250 here for 3 months. Yup, got to come to a third world country to buy meds when I have insurance. 'Murica.

Had to get supplies and meds following my daughters minor surgery. Gave the Pharmacist the script…read morefrom the hospital and they rang everything up quick and easy. They were friendly.

While vacationing in Cancun, Mexico, we made a point at visiting several pharmacies around town…read more Let's face it! Getting prescription drugs without a prescription can be a very rewarding endeavor! Plus, the prices are so much cheaper here than in the states! This is one of the pharmacies we checked out that had some of the items we were looking for. However, as the name implies, they mainly carry generic drugs with names we were not familiar with. When asked if they had certain products we were interested in, they only had alternative brands, so we couldn't be sure if they would sufficiently be a helpful remedy.

I have not personally experienced visiting this pharmacy but I hoped someone could get me in touch…read morewith the pharmacy, maybe an email? Trying so hard to find delivery in the UK

This farmacia is run by the Plaza la Fiesta souvenir shop, but it's located downstairs and acts a a…read moreseparate entity to cater to your pharmacy needs. It's not one of those pharmacies that you can buy illegal Cialis pills or other narcotics, but if you need aspirin from one too many cervezas to the dome (like I did) or a Band Aid from diving into beach sand and skinning your knee (something else I did), then it's a life saver. They also sell real Mexican Coke here in the mini bottles for a quick indulgence. From saving a bloodied knee to offering up my favorite soda ever, Plaza la Fiesta Farmacia gets two thumbs up.

We skipped out on the tourist attractions while in Cancun but our most down to earth tourist…read moreattraction was at Walmart lol. Most importantly, free WiFi. There's also a McDonald's here. And they accept credit card. Wins all around. This Walmart was just as large as any Walmart I have seen in the US. We came here out of curiosity more than anything and ended up picking up way too many souvenirs to count, including magnets, shot glasses and mini sombrero topped hot sauce bottles. They were cheesy and touristy and I loved it. Just like every other Walmart, they've got your produce, bakery, deli, perishables and non perishables. They've got your household items, too. If you want to pick up some items you saw in your hotel convenience store but was scared away by crazy up-charges, Walmart is a great place to stock up. I wanted to check out their liquor aisle to see what local goodies they had back there, but there were Walmart (or maybe salespeople from the liquor brands themselves?) staked out, trying to see you some liquor. It stressed me out, because all I wanted to do was browse. In the end, I walked out without a drop of alcohol, but maybe that was what made walking through customs easier. I perused the hot sauce aisle, as well, as that seemed to be an important part of Mexican culture. I ended up buying a few different brands, but I realized all of them were available in the ethnic sections of grocery stores in Atlanta. Suckered in again... Overall, this Walmart can be similar to most Walmarts I've been to but I found there to be a slight difference in offerings, especially when it comes to souvenirs and knickknacks of the sort. Definitely worth checking out if you're interested in getting a little out of the hotel zone in Cancun.

I am writing this to bring attention to a serious scam that occurred inside your Walmart 24h store…read morein Cancun. During my visit, a man named Mike, wearing a Walmart name tag, approached us inside the store and offered what he claimed was an official Walmart promotion: * 6 round-trip ferry tickets to Isla Mujeres * A full-day golf cart rental * Lunch on the island * Hotel pickup All for USD $120, with a $30 deposit. He repeatedly assured us that he worked for Walmart, not any resort, and that it was NOT a timeshare sales pitch. However, later that night he messaged us saying the pickup would be changed to 8:00 AM so he could take us to another resort for breakfast -- something we never agreed to. When we insisted on sticking to the original 9:30 AM plan, he showed up the next morning and again pressured us to go to the resort to attend a 1.5-hour presentation, which was obviously a timeshare scheme. When we refused, he told us the trip was canceled and that our $30 deposit was being kept by his "boss." He then claimed we would have to return to Walmart to get it back. Before we could even discuss it further, he jumped onto a bus and disappeared. This was misrepresentation, dishonesty, and a clear scam -- all happening inside Walmart premises, by someone wearing a Walmart name badge. I am requesting: 1. Walmart Cancun to investigate how scammers are operating inside your store while appearing to be legitimate staff. 2. The resort involved to take responsibility for using deceptive tactics to lure tourists into timeshare presentations. 3. A refund of the $30 deposit that was taken under false pretenses. 4. Measures to ensure this does not happen to other visitors. Tourists should feel safe inside a well-known retailer like Walmart -- not targeted by scammers pretending to be staff. I hope both Walmart and the resort take this matter seriously and follow up promptly. Notes: Mike and Mike's Boss pictures

This is the best store for everything in the hotel zone. From reasonable souvenirs to half a floor…read moredevoted to alcohol and a complete, real pharmacy not to mention groceries. The second floor is half alcohol. There is also a bar where you can get an alcoholic beverage while you shop! And, oh, yes, there is a deli with hot & cold meal offerings you can take onto their outside patio to eat overlooking the lagoon! Best kept secret in Cancun! They do custom birthday cakes on the second floor, too, so no need to pay exhorbitant hotel prices to celebrate a loved one's special day! Entire cakes here are $17-$20! Definitely bring your own shopping bag & be prepared to tip the bagger a few coins at checkout. You can pay by card or even US dollars, but change is in Mex pesos. Great place!

We stayed in a hotel near to this grocery store so we came here to get some fruit and to see what…read morethey offered! We opted to get some cut fruit because it was so cheap here. A tub of mango, pineapple, or watermelon was only two dollars each! They also had a lot of baked goods that looked yummy and a small food court. I also tried the flan, which was very delicious and not too sweet (which is how I like it). Overall, great grocery store! I would definitely recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

While vacationing in Cancun, Mexico, we made a point at visiting several pharmacies around town…read more Let's face it! Getting prescription drugs without a prescription can be a very rewarding endeavor! Plus, the prices are so much cheaper here than in the states! This is one of the pharmacies we checked out that actually carried most of the selections we needed. Since my BF had extensive dental work at a specialty dental practice nearby, we needed to pick up some antibiotics: Amoxicillin and pain relief: Ibuprofen with caffeine. We also picked up some other medications for family members such as Midazolam, Retin-A, and Bimatoprost (AKA: Latisse). I was quite impressed at how easy it was to find all the various medications on our shopping list! And I was even more impressed at the money we saved!

Eh... I could drop this to a two star, but I feel like the savior of the day was the really nice…read moreguy working the cash register who could a smile on anyone's face regardless of how bad a day the could be having. I originally popped in to use an ATM but their's was broken. I had a little cash and went on a snack attack run for the ages. Spicy peanuts, chips, these strange knock off Twinkies... they were all mine. But what sort of disappointed me was their lack of refrigeration. None of their waters or beers were cold at all and it didn't seem like they'd been working in some time (it was really, really warm in the fridge). They also lacked some essentials (suntan lotion being one), but hey - I guess it's been a busy time over here. I'm sure they're on their A+ game usually (as the name suggests), but this time around they probably pulled off a C performance. Oh, and if you're wondering... the fake Twinkies were awesome.

I can't believe that this is my first review of this Costco! I have been coming to this Costco for…read morelike ever! Now when you try to quantify how long that is imagine for and ever and add some like and you will understand! I am not into politics and cannot comment on cartel activity, but I can tell you that Costco is cartel free! I walk in and there is no militia and there is no signs of drug sales or any drug activity taking place. I however did pass the cartel section of Costco where you could buy armaments and all kinds of gear; Kevlar vests, grenades, knives, helmets and of course bullet proof suits.... who am i kidding this is not a movie, none of that actually exists! If you know Costco from any part of the US, this feels like home. We always stay at a Condo and get our much needed fresh food here. They have a great selection of meats and fish. We even picked up lobster! TBH my favorite part of visiting this Costco is the chocoflan! It's kinda like going to Costco back home and always expecting to find a cheesecake. Here, they carry chocoflan and it always sells out! It is seriously to die for! On our last trip we made 2 trips to Costco because we ate it too fast! The food court is exactly like the one back home! So after some shopping, go to the food court and enjoy! Be aware that they do need your membership card to buy food from the court. Seriously, visit this Costco! The avocadoes are cheap and so is the Oaxaca cheese! I did not buy tortillas here, i actually bought them next door since they make them super fresh there. but anyway lets recap: CHOCOFLAN!

Costco Cancún was just like any other Costco here in the states. Great value selection and a few…read morelocal options that bring its own flare to the locals. We enjoy stopping by Costco when traveling just to see what may be different. Some of the more notable items were 5 gallon paint, mini split AC units, local cheeses just to name a few. The costs were much better than in the dates wish I could bring stuff back with me.