Great convenience store with snacks, hot food, beverages and basic household goods. When staying at…read morethe Sheraton, it's a couple block walk and well worth it to grab your own water, snacks and such to save on minibar costs at the hotel. Highly reccomend!

7 Eleven is just a convenience store. The good thing is that it opens late. One thing I did find is…read morethat their prices are slightly more expensive then their competitors Oxxo or Circle K. I came here picked up a hotdog and 3 bags of chips. I looked back at my photos and Circle K and Oxxo sold the same 3 bags of chips for $40 peso and 7 Eleven sold them for $47 each. Boo hoo. Oh well. But again 7 Eleven is a bigger name world wide.

It is good but I definitely prefer 7-11. I think you get better deals there for sure. Esp for water.read more

05/18/2018 Walking around this area after dinner, I knew we…read moreare going to have to grab some water, snacks, and other drinks. At home, there are plenty of 7-Eleven and Circle K stores, this is just like that but in Mexico. Plenty of packaged snacks, drinks, coffee and whatever else you need that a convenience store has to offer. This one is right on the corner of Av. Medellin and Av. Chapultepec is pretty small compared to some of the other stores. I was quite surprised when I saw bottles of Electrolit in different flavors. Some of the snacks are hilarious to me from the name. Just like any convenient store, there is still beer sold here. We have an early morning so make our purchases and back to the hotel.

I hope OXXO stands for hugs and kisses, because I don't know how else to pronounce it. If it…read moreweren't a convenience store, I might wanna hug and kiss this place. It's a place that you know will always have clean floors, well lit aisles, and properly displayed prices. They sell a variety of water, sodas, beer, ice, snacks, chips, just like a regular convenience store. It reminds me of Circle K. I love that they have all these weird brands of snacks and sodas that I'd never heard of. It felt adventurous to try out "Boing." The clerks were mostly attentive, with a fast check out, and even offering some extra stuff that's on sale! I didn't see a single OXXO with an ATM machine, which was a convenience I could have used. Parking seems impossible here. It's on the corner of a really busy street, and a divided thoroughfare.

Near the Angel of Independence so it's a highly trafficked area. The selection isnt great as I was…read morelooking for some sparkling water that was not flavored. Seems like Perrier was the only thing and it was behind a locked door with the alcohol. Weird. So I decided to just go for a Penafiel. I was short a Peso and the lady at the counter was nice enough to just let it go instead trying to break one of my larger bills. 3.5 stars

Circle K is like everywhere in Mexico City. Well they are every corner of the place. I like…read moreconvenient stores. Its perfect because the water in Mexico is not drinkable, it makes it very convenient to pick up drinks at Circle K. Its nothing too special. There are drinks and snacks being sold here. Just another 7Eleven competitor.

OXXO was basically my morning coffee lifeline while I was in CDMX…read more Oxxo is essentially a convenience store in most of CDMX's urban core, though as you get further out away from the city you'll see the gas station and larger storefronts start to appear. This one is tucked into the Juarez neighborhood and while small, has everything you need including the pretty decent andatti coffee machines. For about $1.50 USD or so, you can get a pretty good cappuccino made from a machine with minimal human interaction. Unlike the competitor 7/11, these stores do not tend to be 24 hours. But either way, they are all over the place. And any time you need some chips ,coffee, soda, or water they are here for you!