This is one of several nice shopping plazas here in Merida. We came here to do some shopping and…read morespend some time. There were several great stores here, and some coffee stands to help keep me wired. The mall is clean and sizable. There was a large Christmas tree in the center of the mall, and there were folks going about their holiday shopping. I cannot say much else about this place, other than it is one of many great shopping options in this fine city.

This is a very clean and modern shopping mall in Merida. Nice selection of small shops as well as…read moreSears and a Soriana Hiper are the two anchor stores along with the typical selections of smaller clothing, Radio Shack, food court, etc. When we visited, the Word Cup was happening and they had a giant projection of the game in the center of the mall

Nice shopping mall with lots of stores; there's a cute store - Mumus; food court is awesome; the…read moremall could use some resting areas on the upper level.

La Isla is a very nice enclosed upscale mall with lots of restaurants and stores. There is a park…read moreand artificial lake in the rear where people can water-ski (or just watch). Plenty of parking in the underground garage which will avoid the "cooking in the car effect" after shopping.

This is a nice shopping center in the city of Merida. We came here to do some shopping after coming…read moreback from the pyramids and the cenotes. Compared to most malls I've been to in my life, I can say that this mall is pretty nice. There are a variety of stores here, some of which can be found back home in Los Angeles. Parking was packed when we came here, but we were fortunate to find a spot. We went to a Starbucks here for a caffeine boost before shopping. The patrons here look like nice folk, and the employees are nice. It looks like a great hangout at night as much as a good place to shop during the day.

Was so disappointed. We were looking for dresses for a party. So came here. But no clothing store…read moreat all. It's an open mall with mostly restaurants and banks. Walmart might be the only place other than that. I like Miniso so that was nice but they closed at 9pm. The mall hours said it closes at midnight. But most of the places close far earlier. Walmart closes at 11pm.

Brand new spanking mall; there's a huge lightbox and rock climbing wall; a lot of storefronts are…read moreempty; there's a Mini So (a Japanese lifestyle retail store with lots and lots of cute stuff);

Brand new beautiful upscale mall with underground parking and a movie theatre but there are many…read morevacant spaces and not many customers. WIth the Galerias mall practically next door and the upscale La Isla nearby I'm not sure how this mall will survive

Convenient location and excellent selections of groceries and other household goods. There were…read moredifferent posts on hours of business so I posted the most updated sign as of 6/19. Appreciated they open early. There is also a M$20 store like a dollar store in US inside.

As it turns out Walmart's are a upscale store. We were staying in town for a month so of course we…read moreneed groceries. So there prices are a bit higher than say chedraui or others. But the selection at the other stores won't be as great (speaking from a US consumer point of view) There are a couple of Walmart's in Merida. (Of course its a huge city). We are staying in the city center and get a car on the weekends to head out of town. We actually like the Walmart Campestre store better even though they both have pretty much the same thing. I will say though there is a better wine selection at this one vs the Campestre store. Super clean, super organized store. They also have a subway and mcdonalds as part of the store.