This Jumbo epitomizes the American phrase "If we don't have it, you don't need it". I was in…read moreSantiago on business, and I will often visit local grocery stores to pickup pre-made sandwiches and snacks. However, I was amazed at the wealth of fresh items in this huge store. I wish I had booked an accommodation with a proper kitchen so that I could pick up some fresh seafood. As a consolation prize, I purchased the freshly prepared paella. It was outstanding!

Absolutely love this store. If you need something, you will find it here. The food selection is…read moreincredible. There is also wine and alcohol. The wine selection is excellent. And clothes and other things. The store gets really busy but the lines move quickly. If you buy bread or produce don't forget to weigh it before you go to check out. There are scales in the respective areas that will weigh your stuff and spit you out a Tag. The bread is very fresh and really good. Come in. You will be glad you did.

This is a better stocked grocery store at the bottom of Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción. It has…read moreabout 4-5 times the area of the tiny convenience stores so it has noodles, rice, sugar, coffee (instant only) tea, yogurt, butter, paper products, soda, etc in limited quantities. If you don't want to go all the way to the shopping district, this is a good choice for essentials.

Good Supermarkt in Vitacura. Has a good selection of international and local products. Prices seem…read moreto be reasonable for the Neighbourhood.

They sell everything you need and then some but it's just a regular big supermarket. It's pretty…read morestandard really. The people I encountered (cashier and one other store employee) were pretty friendly.

If you stay in one of the nearby hotels, you will find this superstore quite useful for your stay…read more They do carry a lot of national brands as well as their own. The food section is quite wide and so is the wine one. They often have good promotions were some selected items are 1000 pesos or where you buy 2 items and get the third one for 1 pesos. The staff is quite nice but communicating night be difficult if you don't speak Spanish. Also please keep in mind that the baggers are students only paid with the tips they get, so it's always good to keep spare change for them.