Store layout looks the same as my store in USA - the foors have a clean polish, ceilings are high…read morewith the std Costco lights, food court, restrooms, pharmacy, etc. Most of the products are the same as any US Costco, while you know they source some perishible products locally. By Guadalajara standards the prices are good, although the prices are higher (2-3x) than what I am used to back home. The customer value comes in the form of more qty, better quality, for the same if not lower prices with comparable items from Sams in Guadalajara.

Good selection ... ask and they probably have it ... however, the grumpy owner likes to jack up…read moretheir prices (he's the older guy ordering all the younger guys around)! If you like to spend a lot of time "negotiating" the price, well, he'll try to throw in more discs you looked at (but didn't put in purchase pile because of condition) instead of lowering price. He probably has the best selection, but if you can find it somewhere else it will probably be cheaper (after all, he's got to pay everyonei he's ordering around ). Very good selection, but not my first stop in downtown GDL.

Agree win Fernando A. A great selection of 95% Mexican pressed vinyl. But the older gentleman owner…read morewas extremely brusque and always cursing at his younger workers. He even jacked up the prices on records I had selected when I was there last week. When I asked how much a particular record was since there are NO prices on the any record, you could gel that he was jacking up the price as he could tell I was a tourist. I told him I couldn't speak Spanish, and he threw a peso bill at me to indicate the price - which I could still not read since the bill was crumpled. It was humiliating. I travel internationally and visit local vinyl stores. This is rude business practice. I opted not to patronize his business and left without any purchases. Very very disappointing.