Conveniently located in a trendy, walkable area, this supermarket has an impressive selection of…read moregroceries, snacks, essentials, and fresh items--perfect for stocking up during an Airbnb stay. Super easy to pop in for anything you need, and the variety makes it a reliable go-to spot.

Walmart is Walmart no matter where you travel. It's okay but stick to the local mercato for fresh…read moreveggies.

Kick ass organic market with all sorts of goodies. I bought coffee beans and ground coffee, healthy…read moresnacks and whole bunch of neat superfood plant based bars that are totally yummy. I like this place as it's right by the park in Condesa. It's a very unique place but one that you can find in Condesa easily. I would go back for nuts, seeds, and maybe soap next time when I'm there. Love this part of Condesa!

Fantastic market with just about everything I needed to provision the kitchen of my Airbnb for a…read moreweek. There was tofu, veggies, tortillas, salsas, drinks, almond milk and so many fantastic vegan options in the frozen/refrigerated section. The prices weren't high compared to similar stores back home - but definitely more expensive than what you'd pay for in local produce markets for conventionally grown produce. Great place to stock up!

Great produce and prices. The zapote was delicious. Got pounds of fruit for $20. The pineapple was…read morevery sweet and vendors kind.

Nice market, enjoyed finding colombian arepas and empanadas as i wonderful thru the marketread more

Nice selection of produce and fruit. We bought lots. Found wine from Guadalupe area very good…read more Security followed us closely- which was fine but could bother some.

Conveniently located in Polanquito, you can expect to pay for the convenience, but it has your…read morebasic, minimal shopping needs, such as canned or boxed or jarred goods. The freshness of the fruits and vegetables can be hit or miss and the meats look horrendous. Stick to the basics, be willing to pay a lot extra, and you can't go wrong. Don't forget to bring your own shopping bags and tip the bag man a few pesos.