There may turn out to be closer markets, but DAC is worth seeking out. Fresh produce, grains,…read moremeats, packaged good, bakery and more. Bustling grocery store with lines outside or inside to pay, which is nice because it's popular! Weigh your nuts and grains and veggies/fruit. There was a lady giving samples of fresh hummus and something else. I asked about salsa fresca (though I saw some nice looking jarred salsas). She suggested making it myself with a handful of ingredients found at the store. I did, and it was fantastic. Around the store and outside, there were also festive decorations that would be fun to get, if you're so inclined. I like grocery stores, especially when they are unique to their neighborhood. DAC fulfills the promise of a fun time shopping for things you need and maybe also for things you want.

Awesome market with fresh fruit and veggies. Open from 7am-9pm! Hours are incorrect :)read more

We were told by the MSC crew that they do their shopping here at Mega. We didn't have any plans…read moreexcept to walk around Cozumel and buy some souvenirs. Mega was a very short walk along the boardwalk. It is opposite walk from the touristy strip which I like. The locals shop here. It is like a mall. Food shopping is upstairs. They had a good amount of souvenirs but I didn't the prices were any better. I ended buying treats for the staff on the ship. They have a great selection of everything you may need or want!

We were wandering around looking for the outdoor market that we visited several years ago and…read morestumbled upon this place. I guess "stumbled" is not exactly accurate because the store is enormous. It is like a hypermart in the US. It has everything from foods to kids' toys to refrigerators. It has everything that has even been made. Best of all, it is AC! The store was clean and well-kept. I don't have any context for price comparisons but things seemed to be reasonably priced.

Everything is fresh. Made to order. Lots of choices. Even so I asked for a special order of fried…read moreeggs on toast with avocado. Beautiful orange yolks It was served with one of the best red Salsas I have had in Mexico. I also ordered a fresh juice smoothie with Papaya , mango and guava-made with water to keep it light--rather than milk or almond milk The thing to remember here though about the almond and rice milk is it is often housemade. Friendly service and chill vibe -next to a yoga studio. Lots of shade , very important as this Mexican heat is intense. The lovely Chef even came out to check how I like everything. . Server was great and it's a lovely place to sit and have coffee and read a book and just enjoy life.

I've been wanting to try this place so one day for lunch I came in to grab a couple dishes for take…read moreout. I got a fettuccine chicken alfredo, taco dorados, and chilaquiles with meat. All the dishes were mediocre. Nothing about any of the dishes wowed me. You can get better pasta, tacos, and chilaquiles elsewhere in Playa. This place was super affordable, but I would rather pay a little more for better food. It's not bad bad..I just wouldn't come back.

OMG...best ceviche ever! This classic, hole-in-the-wall looking joint was right around the corner…read morefrom our Airbnb in what I'm officially calling the best foodie neighborhood in Playa. We grabbed a table outside and soon were sipping a couple of cold beers and eating some of the freshest guacamole EVER. Then, the main course arrived: ceviche! We opted for the camarone ceviche, though there were several other varieties (including snail, which is only available seasonally). For a very fair price we got a plate literally HEAPING with fresher-than-fresh shrimp. Try as we might, we could only eat about half of it - luckily they gave us the rest in a to go box, which we transformed into quesadillas for the following day's lunch. I would consider this a must-do when in PDC. Pretty much everyone offers ceviche there, but the freshness of this one could not be rivaled. They also have an on-site fish market, too, if you want to grab something to cook up for dinner while in town.

Our first time trying this place and it didn't disappoint!! The fried whole Red Snapper is…read moreexcellent! They serve really fresh guacamole and refried beans are good. Definitely will go back again!

Too nice! Chocolate frappe is soo good…read more Many people recommended this place. So chocolatey and just made me smile at 1st sip! Really pretty inside too!

Had an ice latte and a chocolate cake from this place, the prices were high and the food was not…read moregreat. The cake was around 8 dollars, with it being small and a bit dry. Though it had a nice dark chocolate undertones that should have been overtly present. The chai latte was gross and my wife let me have it after getting for herself. The place isn't bad, it is just a run of the mill cafe that is overpriced and relies on its Americanized style. No service, but two hour WiFi with purchase and AC

If you're looking for healthy, vegetarian or vegan vittles; look no further. Smoothies, infused…read moreteas, bowls, vegan pancakes, hummus, much more. Service is pleasant, price is right and it's centrally located in 5th & 40th Ave. I highly recommend the rosemary shot as well as the fresh mango, orange & ginger smoothie. ~Christy

I love supporting all organic stores and businesses and this store has both a small grocery section…read moreand restaurant combo. We love the green juice for 59 pesos (orange, celery, mint and spinach) here! It's all organic and super healthy. It's not too sweet which is just the way I like it. It's centrally located between 5th and 40th.

This supermarket has everything. Deli, bakery, great variety of wine and beers, even artesanal…read morebeer. A section for pizza and pasta to order. You can eat there or take it to go. The Service is fast at cash registers; manny open so when you are ready to pay, it is smooth. You have to bring your own bag. They also sell plastic bags for 2 pesos. The place is clean and organized. There is also a section that has souvenirs. Prices are overall convenient but not cheap.

Parking was a pain with all of the taxi's zipping around, but the store itself was clean, the…read moreemployees helpful, and the prices were good with the exception of one item in the pharmacy. I specifically went for albuterol rescue inhalers that I typically pay about $3/$4 US (around 60-80 pesos) and they were over 600 pesos when she scanned it! It's only been 2 years since I bought some last but that's either crazy inflation or something wasn't right, especially since I bought some today in the AIRPORT for 280 pesos.