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.

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.

To me this is the best supermarket in Playa. CLEAN and easy…read moreto navigate. The only supermarket I have not been disappointed with their beef, poultry or seafood. Fruits, vegetables, and bakery also excellent. They do seem a bit higher than their competitors, but not too much and I think worth it for the quality. Complaint: they do not carry any high quality butter! Odd...

Es super. Es híper! Es un mercado muy híper!…read more Seriously this is a huge, huge mercado, and the best last stop for groceries on the way to Tulum. This supermercado far outstrips any of the offerings south of this point, and should be a stop you make on the way from the airport to Tulum or really any points south. Located inside a weird sort of mini-mall, the Soriana has a surprisingly decent selection of produce, a very large and diverse selection of regular groceries, a big meat, deli and cheese selection, and pretty much everything you could want. The spirits selection is larger than your average supermercado. Prices are pretty decent. Don't miss the little deli section on the left hand side of the store (when facing in from the front) with various types of interesting Mexican cheeses and chorizos. Nothing too artisan or fancy here, but some decent stuff. The only things this place is missing are maybe a fresh salsa bar, some more artisan things, and maybe a little bit better produce section. But compared to other markets in the area, it easily holds its own.

Easy in Easy out…read more Small, local, great parking, quick and truly a convenient store. Love having this location as a quick pop in to grab some food staples on my way to and from the beach. They have tap to pay which is great for quick trips.

I love 7 eleven in Mexico! I have to say that that the thing that I LOVE are that the products are…read moremade directly in Mexico!!! Their products are so much better than the American version plus they do give a warning for snacks that have excess sugar and sodium. I love when they have someone there to open the door for you. I give them $5- $6 in coins and dollars in pesos. You can pay with American dollars but your change will be in pesos and the rates will be the worst rates, lol. I can use my cards or American dollars so I always have $100 or $150 in pesos. Anyways, they sell noodles, hot dogs, pizza slices, fruits, and sandwiches if you want something more substantial. They have a lot of beer, alcohol, water, gatorade, juices, sodas, and milk. Very nice

Busy busy busy! But I'm happy I was in and out! Too many people in one small shop but hey it's…read morelife. It wasn't loud in there so that was nice. Busy parking lot by a busy road with a small parking lot. I was able to grab the quick needs to prep for the stormy night ahead. Grateful for the dairy and vegetable section. Lord knows I didn't want to walk to the grocery store with the weather.

Oxxo is like the 7-11 store in the USA. It's a good store if you need a drink or snacks. They…read morealso sell a number of healthy items including juices, integral snacks, yogurts, etc. The thing I have found is that Oxxo often has prices as good as major supermarkets, especially Walmart. I often buy milk and ice cream there. You will see some 7-11´s here in PDC but they are much more expensive than Oxxo. This particular store is near the beach. A bit of Oxxo trivia. They were originally founded in Monterrey in 1978 by Grupo FEMSA as an outlet to sell their beer brands. They now have more than 11,000 stores in Mexico.

One of two Oxxo that my brother and I stopped into, in his search for Pokemon cards. This was the…read moresecond, and we had success here as well, buying multiple packs for under $5 USD converted.

We love visiting Oxxo whenever we're in a Mexican city or cruise port and spot one! We ran into…read morethis one while walking from a restaurant back to the cruise port! Best place to get bottles of water, cups of coffee, or snacks before finishing out your day! It's pretty much the Mexican version of 7-Eleven or Circle K without the gas station of course!

This is a very small but well stocked store with the basics you need for your stay…read more Coffee Cream Pastries Wine Liquor All the basics that you would need at a reasonable price. * the tip jar sitting on the counter is odd - I dont think they understand the "service" for tips requirement.

Expensive but convenient. If you're looking for more options at a much better price to across to…read morethe akumal village.

The female employee that works there, it's lazy has a terrible attitude. When the lift is in place,…read moreis dirty, can't clean where is the bread, they don't make bread, and no creams for coffee. Is a disaster. Worst Oxxo I've ever seen.

I love this place, mainly because they sell Kinder Bueno Bars! That german candy aint no joke :)…read moreGet all your alcohol and energy drinks here! Also, get more cellphone minutes here...Keep coming back!!! I am such a fatty!