Open air mall with high end shopping, stylish mall that's nicely done with water features and…read moreplant. Security on every corner and each store has some opening the door for you. Service is too notch and although everything was super expensive, it was nice just walking around looking. We did eat a Ryoshi while we were there and that was delicious!!!! I Highly recommend!

The Island! This shopping mall is super classy. It's got…read moreall the brands that luxury people look for- Fendi, Gucci, Prada, Channel, Tiffany's. This place feels super safe- when I went, I was pretty much shadowed by security forces wearing armored vests with walkie-talkies. This is actually kinda the entrance to even fancier places, a ferris wheel, and high-end residences. The mall doesn't seem to have any public restrooms. There is no food court, just a smattering of high end places that are kinda tucked here and there throughout the mall. Parking looks challenging. I'd rather take the bus here. When I went, it appeared that they were expanding the footprint of this shopping mall.

Great store to grab groceries, health needs, and souvenirs while staying in the hotel zone. Prices…read morewere a bit on the higher side, but nothing we weren't used to back here in the States.

Stopped by here one night while exploring away from our hotel. They have a decent size souvenir…read moreselection. The store felt very clean and the prices for actual food seemed reasonable. I grabbed some crepe mix, vanilla and much needed floss. Total was 55 pesos for all three items which is super affordable. Staff seemed nice but they provide any bags. Much better deals than the hotel gift shop if you forgot something.

This is a fake market. There's is no market here. Waste of my time and money getting here. Don't…read moretrust the other reviews.

Large selection of virtually everything. I didn't notice anything way overpriced except the…read moreluggage. Picked up a .375L bottle of good Anejo Tequila for $600MX.

I remember when Plaza Caracol was outdoors and THE place to be! I was there when they built a wall…read morearound it and finally when they enclosed it. There were so many shops and places to eat! Now, it is pretty much an empty relic of former times. There are seller stalls facing the street which seem to all have the same merchandise. The sellers beckon you to come "look look," but there is no reason. I really expect on a future trip to see this structure being demolished to make way for a modern attraction.

Beware. This mall is completely dark inside. Most stores are closed. Looks like the stores were…read moreabandoned years ago. If you enter be careful; it feels more like someplace to be robbed than a place to shop.

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.

Gigante super mercado! This supermarket is huge!…read more This big supermarket has everything you'll need for a beach holiday! It's a regular supermarket, but I suspect that the locals don't shop here at all. The prices are pretty high, and much of the food isn't quite practical. This is a two story grocery store- not counting the parking. Be sure that you don't miss the top floor, where all the liquor and food hall is. Nom! Parking is on the bottom floor. They sell you validation at the cash register. Beware- the grocery bagger is looking for tips. My favorite part of the supermarket is all the cheap Mexican gifts they sell, with clearly marked prices. Actually, many of them are cheaper than the flea market down the way, because you don't have to haggle and deal with the cat calls from the clerks. Beware of the touts selling excursions and whatnot at the entrance. Just because they're in a supermarket doesn't mean they can't take advantage of gringos. This supermarket gets awfully busy in the afternoon. The aisles are narrow. It's best to come at an off time.

These guys are sure pushy! They really wanna get in your face and let you know that they have the…read morebest prices on t-shirts (almost free!) and souvenirs. Their selections here mirror the other touristy places you see up in here, with I guess a broader slant towards the handmade instead of so much the stuff made in China. My favorite thing about this place is that they'll give you cornrows in your hair if you sit down long enough. They charge by the twisty braid. They look like they can go pretty fast and get you looking like an Island Boy in no time. The way that this shopping center is designed, it's like cattle going down the chute where all the vendors can sort of really get a good shot at cat calling to you about how their deals are the best- come take a look! take a look! Only looking! You gotta be prepared to fend off aggressive salesmen who only wanna cut a deal.

Stay away from this place. Full of scammers that try to separate your group. We also let this group…read moreof guys talk us into eating at the fast food taco place in this photo and they prices gouged us and forced us to pay them $236 for some tacos and cokes.

Forum By The Sea is a large bustling amusement complex that seems to come alive once darkness…read moredescends. Loud music and lights from large signs, especially The Hard Rock Cafe as well as Senor Frog adds to the energy as people go about their business. We came here to dine on seafood at Ozean Gourmet on the third floor. Ugh, it's closing at 7 pm! Oh well, should have done the homework. Have to find another dinner venue...

This is a smaller outdoor mall that gets a good amount of foot traffic due to its location in the…read moreheart of the Hotel Zone. The only reason to stop here is to get a photo in front of the huge Cancun sign when you enter. As a mall, it is below average. It is mainly the Hard Rock Cafe, some fast food and overpriced souvenir stores. There are also annoying stands with people standing around trying to sell you tours.

We ventured out of the Hotel zone to this indoor mall in Cancun Centro to escape the heat and find…read morelunch. They had ample underground parking. The mall was air conditioned, clean, 80's modern, and safe with mostly middle range shops. The Food court was easy to find. There were a couple sit down restaurants. We went to the sushi restaurant but the hostess said there was a long wait. We settled on Pizza Hut for my youngest which had a surprisingly long wait. The rest of us ate Chinese "Cajun" food which is similar to what's offered in all US malls. Everyone was fed for about $35. The food was a little greasy but filling. I had to use my Spanish to order everything. The staff were all very friendly and hospitable.

Theres a busy bus stop and taxis waiting so this awesome place is easy to get to and from so…read moredefinitely check this out! This mall is HUGE. It has every store you can think of from dirt ass cheap to very expensive and upscale. There's TONS of food options, a 4D theater, cheap covid testing, and a huge discount grocery store. I could've easily spent a full day here exploring all the goodies! I'm most impressed with Calcium nails where I got my gel acrylic nails done for $14 USD. I was also amazed by the grocery store. It had clothes, food, shoes, towels, alcohol, literally EVERYTHING. Like a big ole even cheaper Walmart lol. It can be very packed in the mall and a lot of people just walk right into you. I thought that was weird but hey what can ya do? I'm definitely looking forward to going back and exploring the mall even more.

We discovered the Hacienda Tequila Forum in the mall near our hotel along the Hotel Zone of Cancun…read more Since we visited the mall on several occasions during our walk abouts, we couldn't help but browse this store at least twice while shopping. This place is more than just a house of tequilas. It is quite large inside with many kinds of liquors, beverages, snacks, souvenirs, clothing, and lots of drug store items. Pretty much a little bit of everything that you would find in a convenience store. We had fun shopping here because they had so much to check out. It was of course, similar to other touristy shops along the busy streets of the zone, but at least we weren't bothered by employees following us around to get us to buy something! This made me much more interested in making purchases here than elsewhere!

There's an accompanying taco shop located in the back of this market, but the funny souvenirs is…read morethe real star of the show. It's not unlike a lot of the tourist trap markets you'll find in this area of Cancun, but they definitely had my favorite array of different things to buy. Namely their novelty beer coozies. I'm in town for a bachelor party and it's safe to say many of the coozies had sayings that were very appropriate for this sort of occasion. Sadly it'd probably be a terms of service violation if I were to post them here, but use some colorful imagery to paint the rest of the picture. You can use a credit card or US dollars here as well.