I love 7 eleven in Mexico! I have to say that that the thing that I LOVE are that the products are…read moremade directly in Mexico!!! Their products are so much better than the American version plus they do give a warning for snacks that have excess sugar and sodium. I love when they have someone there to open the door for you. I give them $5- $6 in coins and dollars in pesos. You can pay with American dollars but your change will be in pesos and the rates will be the worst rates, lol. I can use my cards or American dollars so I always have $100 or $150 in pesos. Anyways, they sell noodles, hot dogs, pizza slices, fruits, and sandwiches if you want something more substantial. They have a lot of beer, alcohol, water, gatorade, juices, sodas, and milk. Very nice

Easy in Easy out…read more Small, local, great parking, quick and truly a convenient store. Love having this location as a quick pop in to grab some food staples on my way to and from the beach. They have tap to pay which is great for quick trips.

THIS PLACE WILL RIP YOU OFF!!!…read more Prices are conveniently unmarked. The clerk will be sure not to include your receipt in the bag. Why? SO THEY CAN ROB YOU BLIND!!! They charged my credit card 702 pesos (about $35) for an anti-diarrheal (20 tablets) and some Tylenol (20 tablets). Again, prices are not marked on the boxes. Went next door to see what the prices should have been. 105 pesos for the Tylenol and 12 pesos for the anti-diarrheal (about $7). I went back to register my complaint/get a refund and while they still wouldn't give me a concise price for the items I had purchased, they said I could choose some other items from the store to make up the difference. Yeah, right, I'm going to choose some other items with unmarked prices assuming they will be honest with me? Not a chance. I will take up the issue with my credit card company. AVOID THESE THIEVES!

They have just about everything. Snacks , beer , wine , beverages, chips, water, and more. Right…read moreon the beach road . Prices are good here .

This is a truly convenient "convenient" store in Akumal Playa Norte; they cover the basics (snacks,…read morecanned goods, water, sodas, beer) as well as alcohol (at a significant premium). If you're making a grocery store run, then you may want to shop around before shelling out for an up-to-40% markup on some items (alcohol, in particular). However, if you need a few items quickly, then this place will save you the trip! Hours: 8:00AM - 8:00 PM daily Note on recycling: they accept recycling for bottles, cardboard and plastic. Ask the cashier, and they will open the locked bin behind the store.

A cute little convenient store for the nearby guest to use. Carries basic snacks, wine, liquor…read morecigarettes (not sure why since smoking on property is t allowed) and a few basic necessities for your stay. The staff could be friendlier but the lack of help didn't ruin the shopping

We were wandering around looking for the outdoor market that we visited several years ago and…read morestumbled upon this place. I guess "stumbled" is not exactly accurate because the store is enormous. It is like a hypermart in the US. It has everything from foods to kids' toys to refrigerators. It has everything that has even been made. Best of all, it is AC! The store was clean and well-kept. I don't have any context for price comparisons but things seemed to be reasonably priced.

This is Mexican Walmart and it's located less than a mile from Walmart, lol. Just a handful of…read moreblocks from the touristy Avenida 5, this is the place to get stuff like toiletries you forgot to pack, sunblock, bathing suits, and aqua shoes for local prices, along with beer, snacks, and housewares if that's what you're looking for. Plus it's fun to gravitate to where the locals do every day things. It's also fun to buy items packaged in Spanish. No, I don't speak the language, but how are you going to learn a little of your host country if you don't immerse yourself a little in it?

Busy busy busy! But I'm happy I was in and out! Too many people in one small shop but hey it's…read morelife. It wasn't loud in there so that was nice. Busy parking lot by a busy road with a small parking lot. I was able to grab the quick needs to prep for the stormy night ahead. Grateful for the dairy and vegetable section. Lord knows I didn't want to walk to the grocery store with the weather.

Oxxo is like the 7-11 store in the USA. It's a good store if you need a drink or snacks. They…read morealso sell a number of healthy items including juices, integral snacks, yogurts, etc. The thing I have found is that Oxxo often has prices as good as major supermarkets, especially Walmart. I often buy milk and ice cream there. You will see some 7-11´s here in PDC but they are much more expensive than Oxxo. This particular store is near the beach. A bit of Oxxo trivia. They were originally founded in Monterrey in 1978 by Grupo FEMSA as an outlet to sell their beer brands. They now have more than 11,000 stores in Mexico.

We went to go and look for film for our daughter's underwater camera. We unfortunately did not find…read morefilm there, which wasn't a big surprise since it's a small convenience store. We did find a lot of fun items to take back to the US. We purchased a few varieties of gum that we do not have in the US, crackers that my daughter loved and candy. Check out was easy. We ended up going there a few different times since it was close to the hotel.

This location is open 24hrs. Some of the chips were stale and the line moved extremely slow. They…read morealso charge for bags. There was an ATM here for pesos and we got plenty of water and drinks. Even got decent liquor here.

Any time I'm on vacation, I bring back food souvenirs. Specifically candy. When we decided to stop…read moreby 7-Eleven, I grabbed some gummies. This happened on Friday, December 7th around 4:15pm. I got three packs of Gummy Yummy. I always buy stuff we can't get back home, so I grabbed the Aros, Flan, and Glows. I believe they were 22 pesos each? They had a fair variety of candy, but I didn't want to go overboard, so I stuck to the three. The Aros were fine as they were just gummy rings. So were the Glow as they were gummy stars. The Flan was weird and artificial tasting, but hey, I had to try it. Paying was easy. The roommate and I had pesos from another trip, so we just used those. Convenient if you want to hit up a 7-Eleven by the cruise terminal.

I just buy some shampo n snack cicaron n some soup, its cost $693.00 mexican money, i will pay them…read moreusd, and they ask me to pay all $50 usd dollar??? Crazy thief, they upset they ask me 50 dollar usd, i will never come back there anymore,, i will report to police 20 mei 2026 6.20 PM tht happening, the cashier is man

If you want food and drink in Mexico just step outside of your hotel and there and look around,…read morewalk around, or take a Taki. Thesecare all over Cancun and for good reason. If you don't like walking with anything on your hands you will come in here and get chilled water bottles. They are convenient stores. When I came here I wanted to try the Mexicans snacks. There was a few I really liked but didn't have the taste for them Finally I just purchased ice cold water, a coke, and a bag of doritos. Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat. Mexican doritos is bomb! I'm not going to lie about eating them every day. Once I got the taste for them, that's what I ate every day. So good. Not good you can get them on Amazon. Anywho all the OxxO are necessary. They have your chips, candies, sodas, cookies, crackers. Nachos cheese station, hot dogs from off the rotating grill and friendly staff. Stores as clean as you can get with large traffic with people coming in from the beach.

The prices were good and they had just about anything you could need at a local convenient store. I…read morestopped in to grab some drinks and snacks on the way back to my hotel. I also managed to purchase a couple small souvenirs.