This place has a nice colonial design and is the largest mall in Cabo San Lucas. It is not overly…read morelarge though and is about the size of an average American mall. The stores are a mix of American brands and local Mexican stores. Some familiar brands you will find there are Guess, Forever 21, Quicksilver and Mossimo. The variety of stores is decent and offers something for everyone. It is not just clothing stores. There are several stores selling art, tequila, hand crafted jewelry, dolls, and souvenirs. The food court is normal sized and is mainly made of American fast food chains like Burger King, McDonalds, and Dominoes. However, there are a couple of dine in restaurants too like Ruth's Chris Steak House and Houlihan's. If you are looking for a mall to waste some time while in Cabo, this is the one.

Customer service unpleasant. No greet, ask for a cup of water no lid after purchasing cinnabonread more

Fun place to do some street vendor shopping. Have drinks at local bars and check out the town.read more

Fun place in entry/exit to Cabo Wabo...much better prices and ambiance. Outdoor environment also a…read morebig plus. Puppy also appreciated water in parry cup.

This is a shopping mall that is located just north of the Cabo San Lucas marina. If you are staying…read morein Cabo for awhile or renting an AirbnB, I highly recommend going here to buy all your essentials. The main store is the Walmart where you can get all of your grocery, clothing and pharmaceutical needs at less than half the price of the stores at the marina. The souvenir stores there all try to charge $20 or more for sandals. You can find sandals at the Walmart for $5. If you do not have a car, you can take a taxi or Uber here for less than $10 each way. There is a decent food court here too. You will find many local people shopping here because these are the prices you should be paying.

Es donde encontrar Walmart y Jansens ara sus necesidades para pescar. También tienen La Europea…read moredonde dicen que tienes buenos precios de vinos y otras bebidas.

This is arguably the finest shopping mall in Baja California. There are upscale galleries, clothing…read morestores, and restaurants, all set in a beautiful aesthetic. There is plenty of free parking, benches to sit at, and great people watching.

This was a great stop following our visit to Palmillo Beach(Playa Palmilla). We actually ended…read morevisiting Cream Cafe a second time, on our way out to the airport. The Plaza has a great selection of shops and dining venues.

Plaza del Pescador is a nice strip mall in San José del Cabo, conveniently situated across the…read morestreet from several resorts. There are six or seven restaurants, several stores with clothes and local art/crafts, a gym, real estate, and an ice cream store. We've always stopped by to visit this small area and its restaurants when we visit San José del Cabo.

I was told that the hotel had a mall across the street from it. Not quite a mall, like I'm used to…read more It was more like a strip mall with a bunch of restaurants on the first floor and then the upper floors seemed mostly empty. Like a lot of dying malls in the US. But this one wasn't so big so, the impact wasn't so great. But it was a cute spot with an ice cream joint, a coffee space and some restaurants. There were lots of ads for the open spaces to be leased, which was odd. But it was cute enough, but not a place to hang out and peruse. No clothing stores and no major grocery store or corner store, but for a meal it was fine. I'd like to try some other places upon my next visit.

Take notice that Mega has been renamed La Comer. A giant hypermarket. Inside it looks like a USA…read morebased Wal-Mart. And this store is much prettier and inviting than the depressing ugly warehouse Cabo San Lucas Wal-Mart. Came here for groceries. Decent selection of good quality fresh produce, meats, dairy, etc... Also bought some gourmet coffee, Perrier water, mixed nuts. Prices are typical Cabo level. Lower than USA on Mexican domestic items, but way higher on imported goods. If you want to buy clothes, refrigerators, patio furniture you're in luck as well. Free covered parking lot on the property. Taxi stand in front of the main entrance. Taxi fare from Medano beach is $12. Though the zona hotelera route city bus will get you here eventually for 10 pesos. If you rent a timeshare condo and do most of your own cooking at home this is probably the best place to buy all of your supplies.

Súper Plaza Arámburo is... well... I'm not sure I'll go so far as to say it's all that super. But…read moreit does get the job done. This is the spot we consistently trucked off to in order to escape the egregious prices in the Golden Zone and stock up on supplies for our time-share rental shelves. There's a supermercado, pharmacia, and even a turista information booth, if you're in to that thing. Mostly we came here for the Supermercado, which is decently well stocked. Ample parking abounds, and it's way more convenient to the Golden Zone on foot than, say, WalMart.

This was a cute spot and I'm shocked that more people weren't there. We ran into it when we were…read morewalking downtown. Be carful!!! They use goats to clean up the grass and there is goat mess all on the sidewalk. ! Of course that's because all of the American tourists were crammed into the bar on the corner getting plastered in the middle of the day. But they have shirts, belts, coats, dishes and other throngs. They are perfect for tourists wanting keepsakes. They had a great barbershop and my husband got a haircut. It was great! The barbers in there were very nice and talented. My hubby said it was the best haircut he's ever received. They also have a tattoo shop. And after a trip to the bar and getting plastered, I may have the courage to get one. Who knows. I'll be back though.

This was our favorite place in all of Cabo! Cheapest place to buy souvenirs, by far! In the very…read moreback, there's also a great place for healthy smoothies - the owner was very friendly and spoke excellent English. Also a great place to get a massage, with several places offering $40 for one hour (we did $25 for 30 minutes).

We make it a point to always try to visit when traveling. We were guided to the nearest location…read morethat we were able to walke to. I picked up some items for the first time and am super excited for. Whole cloves, vanilla, cinnamon powder and sticks, limes, and beans. The store was unbelievably clean and neat. The exchange rate was better there nearly 18. Also picked up a few souvenirs.

I have been to countless Walmart's around the country and out of ALL of the one I have ever been…read moreto, this one in Cabo is the best in so many ways! This location, which anchors The Plaza Cabo San Lucas, is your standard Walmart from the outside, but inside it is a different world that I was not expecting! The store is well laid out, clean, stocked, features all the specialty counters we need plus cafes with seating on both ends of the store...and they even had a gelato spot up front! I know this is a fairly new location, so it being in good condition was expected, but they do a great job at keeping this location up cleanliness and condition wise. Service was solid. When we needed help on the floor, someone was able to assist. Cashier was friendly and helpful...even given the slight language barrier. Overall, I was impressed with this Walmart...and that it the first time I've ever said that, so you know it was for good reason!

This is a late review but after visiting the Vancouver, BC Costco I thought it would be fun to…read morewrite about my Costco trip down in Cabo San Lucas. We took a non-stop flight down to Baja California Sur. Super convenient. It's only a 1 hour time difference from Pacific Standard Time. We checked out the Costco off Carretera Transpeninsular (Hwy 1) while on vacation. We didn't rent a car so a hotel staff member was able to arrange transportation to take us there. Lots of parking. The setup is pretty much the same as the Costcos up here. I liked seeing their signage and merch in Spanish. It was also interesting seeing prices in their local currency. I noticed the abundance of alcohol, like top shelf stuff. Not surprising since it's Cabo. Of course people are here to party! The warehouse was clean. The employees were nice. We bought some snacks to bring back to the hotel. Their food court was outside. We didn't get anything though since it was hot and the line was long. The ocean view was nice too.

For my shopping trip, I was just going to get bottled water, a couple bottles of Mexican wine to…read moretry, and fruit. In addition to those items, I purchased the fresh coconuts that had a drinking straw and cocktail pick to poke a hole for the straw, and bags of dried cherries because the stores in CA do not carry them as of late. Before wine shopping, I had a list of wines to look for and was thrilled to find two. Because I had never tried a Nebbiolo, I chose an L.A. Cetto Nebbiolo for US$28 and a Monte Xanic (pronouned shaw-neek) Gran Ricardo 2022 for a little over US$100 which is slightly more than US prices. While my wine friend tasted notes of leather and tobacco, I just thought the Nebbiolo tasted DRY, but we both enjoyed drinking it. On the other hand, the Monte Xanic Gran Ricardo was full of fruit and tannins that everyone favored. As Yelper Dustin E mentioned, getting gasoline for the rental car is TOTALLY different than the U.S. Instead of using the pump to transact with your Costco card, you have to use a separate card reader. After trying numerous combinations to pay for gas, you have to scan/swipe/insert your membership card, estimate how many liters you need on a car you're unfamiliar with but you need to return it to the rental car company with the gas tank full (figure 4 liters to the gallon) then you scan/swipe/insert a different credit card to pay for the amount of gas you think you need. I do not know what happens if you over buy. Keep in mind, this is all done in Spanish. In retrospect, I should have spoken to an employee inside the store to help me understand how to use the car reader and show me. Otherwise, all Americans will be taking an inordinate amount of time figuring out how to pay for their gas. Pumping gas is straight forward once you figure out the payment part. For my car, my rental company requested premium gas. As far as accessibility to Costco, if you're coming from the north, it's easier to access the Costco using the main road and then exit to the frontage road. If you're coming from the south or the marina, you have to pass Costco and then exit to a frontage road and take the Retorno (a big U-turn bridge that crosses the main highway). If you don't need gas or mega packages of food, shop at the Soríana right next door.