Never buy anything from this store! I purchased a new…read morefridge from Carrefour Estepona Spain. I paid in cash 500 Euros for a new Samsung fridge. They promised delivery 3 days later. Which I have also paid for. The fridge has never arrived. I have the invoice but it is literally impossible to get an answer about what happened and where it is. I have called the store more than 20 times. If I speak English they are more than comfortable simply hanging up. If you try to contact their manager or head office you will never get anyone to assist. Several people in customer service departments have taken my details and promised to come back to me but to date no one ever has. Avoid this store like the plague!

We just bought several bottles of champagne, and took it home to store for a week or so. When we…read moreopen the first bottle it was like vinegar. Ugh So going back 3 days after the 15 day deadline, we are unable to return any of these bottles of vinegar! Terrible policy at Carrefours for the returns. Will not shop there again- so unfair to the consumer. Costco has a very liberal policy and so we will buy our housewares and edibles there!

Very big grocery store with a fair amount of selection - love it. Wish they had one closer to where…read moreI live

Besides Mercadona, Aldi was always a good option on our Spain/Portugal Road Trip. And so was this…read moreone. Mercadona was too far from our vacation home, so Aldi it was. Plenty of parking outside, some even covered and easy to get in and out. It's a pretty good sized Aldi with everything you'd expect it to have. Stocked up nicely on groceries, water, soda, milk, beer and some wine. Also some nice selection of spanish ham and cheese for fair prices. When choosing Aldi you know what to expect and this one here is a fine option.

It was worth the 15 minute walk to this grocery store. The fresh fish market on the second floor…read morewas fabulous with a vast variety of whole fish that will be filleted by the fishmonger. The variety of fresh fruit a veggies was impressive. Be sure to bring a backpack or shopping cart to fill.

We visited this place 3 times during our 3-day visit in Seville. You can get any daily products and…read morefood here. The rotisserie chicken was super juicy and tender. €9 is not cheap but definitely worth it. We also loved the nectarines and kept buying them. Price is very reasonable. We saw many locals shopping here.

Wow what a disappointment after going to many other markets of this nature in Europe. OK it was…read moreMonday so most of the stalls were closed since many sold fish and they don't fish on Sundays but even then there were less than a dozen others that were open for business and no customers were present at nine in the morning. We also learned that the big flea market which includes vendors selling produce happens on Monday's east of old town so maybe this explains how dead this place was... We did got the Monday Flea Market - that was very good. Skip.

One of my favourite things to do on holiday is to sample the local markets. That's where you get…read morethe authentic local experience This market is located a very short walk from the Old Town and full of locals. So much so that very little English is spoken in the market. However, a friendly smile, lots of gesturing and odd commonly understood word went a long way! It's a mixed market selling things like kitchen knives but mainly concentrating on food. Perhaps unsurprisingly for a seaside town, my favourite stalls were the seafood stalls piled high with giant clams and fresh tuna There were also meat stalls and colourful vegetable stalls as well as purveyors of spice and cheese I left with some local payoyo cheese to take home from Marbella as a yummy reminder of my holiday

This grocery store is fantastic & has everything you need. The premade salads in the vegetable…read moreaisle are amazing!