Excellent store bustling with shoppers so nothing sits around long. If you're American this is…read moregoing to feel most familiar. Muy fresco! I wish the bread had been covered, flies landing on fresh bread is gross. Please remember to tip the elderly bagging your groceries! There's also a tiny mall-like corridor at the entrance. Clothes, beauty, perfumes, scooters, sunglasses etc + a big food court + micro-businesses at stands/carts

Great store ! They have any and everything you would need…read more We have been to many different locations and all are the same for the most part.

this isn't superama anymore. when i arrived, i found out that it was a walmart & that they took…read moreover all the superama's. secondly, wal mart in mexico is very much so overpriced & is bad for the local mom & pop stores that give you a better deal.

Decided to give this place a shot and see the difference with our regular Walmart. The produce area…read moreis smaller but they had a good variety of veggies and fruits. I did like their cheese and lunch meats. They had some brands that I am familiar with from the states. We liked their selection of meats. They had some nice cuts of steaks such as porterhouse and bone in ribeyes. We bought some Picanha steaks and grilled that night. The wine and beer selection seemed limited. I was hoping they carried some Yucatan craft beer selections but did not see any. The rest of the store was a smaller version of Walmart. Probably go back for steaks now and then.

This is a superior super market. They have all the essentials and more. The bakery is a treat;…read moreaffordable and incredible selection. They got a nice variety of moles, smoked meats and more. Prices are very reasonable.

Great place to get hard to find imported foods - curry pastes, cranberry sauce, russet potatoes,…read morespices and seasonings, etc. If they don't have something, the owner will try to find it