This Walmart has a vertical layout unlike the usual ones that have a wide parking lot. This is a…read moresupercenter and has groceries and general merchandise. If you're looking for affordable souvenirs from Puerto Rico (magnets, shirts, paper weights, etc), they only have a few here on the second floor unlike in Walmarts in Hawaii. The souvenir designs are limited and are not as good as the ones in Old San Juan stores. Would recommend going to the souvenir stores in Old San Juan like the ones on Calle Fortaleza.

This one is because of the deli .... Basic rules when handling lettuce use first in first out don't…read morejust dump the fresh cut lettuce on top of the old one ... Second please but please wash the lettuce ... like come on...

this is where you come if you want a GOOD, ECONOMICAL meal that makes you HAPPY and WARM INSIDE…read more you want sushi? supermax. $6.99 lobster sandwich? supermax. warm, delectable mamposteao and pechuga rellena? supermax has everything you need. if you don't try supermax, you are not doing puerto rico right. this is a SUPER case of MAX quality at MIN prices!!!! if what you're looking for is an InferiorMin experience, this is NOT the place for you! only come if you are trying to IMPROVE the course of your day as opposed to SABOTAGING it. when you come to supermax you WILL be getting a bang for your buck like you have NEVER experienced before in your life. and that is something i can GUARANTEE you.

No photos sadly, but a wide assortment of spices…read more This is a perfunctory supermarket for locals at the end of the Condado downtown area of resort hotels and luxury high rise condos that are within 500 meters of this incredible Ocean Park beach. Cooked food, sushi, breads, sandwiches, fresh baked pizza, booze, produce, meats and almost everything you can cook are available. I usually pick up local spice mixes to take back home as gifts instead of a keychain soon to be buried in a drawer, fugly fridge magnet or chipped shot glasses. This spice section was pretty full and was inexpensive compared to other metro areas and souvenir stands. Since everyone eats and cooks, instead of hot sauce or other bottles of condiments, I love to share dry spices or canned meats, that are easy to pack. Coffee is another one that we love to try out and share after sipping samples. Boricua is great ground dark roast to consider. Walmart might be bigger with more stuff but we really search out local grocery stores to get a feel for a pulse of the area.

This store sells fruits and vegetables that are not fresh and wont honor the exchange ,because they…read moresaid once you take it out of the store there is no change.They should inspect all the fruit before they sell it.I bought a Guanabana that never mature ,i pay $9.70 for a small one that usually cost $6 in the supermarket.Even though i had the receipt they refused to credit me or exchange it.They are NOT looking after your satisfaction .just making as much money as they can without responding for their quality if the products. I don't recommend Freshmart.

Great grocery store conveniently located in the tourist area. We went several times during our…read moreshort trip to San Juan. Awesome selection of kombucha. Also good selection of vegan local baked goods. The checkout employee was also super kind and helpful.

Clean, well-managed Pueblo supermarket near Caribbean Cinema's Fine Arts Miramar movie theatre,…read morethis market offers many terrific items from local and national brands (as well as many items from Spain) Great fresh fruits and vegetables. Helpful staff! Clean cafe area where you can eat whatever you just bought or purchase from their fresh-made Breakfast and Lunch specials featuring local favorites. Great spot to enjoy a store-made sandwich or salad (I bought smoked salmon and a cup of their STRONG coffee . Their bakery section off all kinds of great breads and cakes and pies. Always great prices and always a pleasure to shop here! A++++

My friends and I came here thinking that the prices were going to be cheaper than bigger chain…read morestores. They had a good variety of drinks, snacks, and supplies to pick up if in a bind. We got some cups, snacks, and a bottle of alcohol which came out to over $70. Staff was friendly but you certainly can save yourself an extra couple of bucks if you go further down the street to CVS or Walgreens which are also 24 hours.

This store is quite the hidden gem when looking for local goods in the Condado area. I found it…read morewith the locals after striking out at Walgreens, I made the trek to Eros. Eros has it all. Fruit, liquor, juices, bread, chips, candy and all the other basic neighborhood store items. Prices were very reasonable and the staff was helpful.

This supermarket came in clutch when my family started getting sick of eating out every day and…read morenight. It's even more clutch that they're open 24 hours. We ended up coming here almost everyday during our PR trip. Great fresh produce, has all of the brand names you can think of back on the mainland, has all of the ingredients to make your own lunch or dinner or food for a road trip.

Review #1,040 Posted on 4.26.26…read more We stopped in here right after arriving & checking into our hotel on Wednesday the 22nd. This grocery store pretty much has everything you need, if you're staying 3+ nights in PR it'd be smart to stop here and load up the fridge, room with stuff you might need the next few days. You can see this place right from the freeway when you get out of the airport, it's right near all the hotels & condos that are on the beach in Carolina. Prices were fair as well.

Large supermarket with ample parking and clean, organized aisles throughout. A great selection of…read morealcohol, meats, and everything you need for your daily life. When I went, there were plenty of sale items which we took advantage off. The bakery items were pretty good too.

Located next to Plaza Las Americas, this supermarket is big with lots of parking spaces available…read more Lots of space with comfortable aisles. Its also clean. The produce section is big. It also has a nice wine and beer section. They have a cafeteria inside that makes very good lunches.

I heard Puerto Rican coffee was really good and really strong, so I began my search. This place is…read moreone block from the most amazing beach in condado. It's so cute. It's a market on one side and a coffee shop on the other. It has lots of seating but very little parking. It's definitely a local neighborhood spot. I'd advise walking. We're so used to flavored creamers. The baristas were so nice to meet me in the middle. They have few syrups. I have a mocha. It was just right! I also tried one of their pastries. It tasted quite fresh! There were several groups of people that came in while we were there. Seems like a popular stop.

This establishment is a market and cafe in one. The coffee tasted great and came out quickly. It…read morehas open seating and although it was dirty when we sat down, someone came by soon after to clean. There's interesting local and food you'd find back in the states. A great, quick stop for a weekend morning.

This small supermarket is within walking distance of the cruise port--about a 10-minute walk with a…read moreslight uphill. There's also a Marshalls across the street. We picked up some local spices and a bottle of Ron Pepón Agrícola (kept behind the counter). I always enjoy visiting supermarkets when I travel, so this was a fun and worthwhile stop.

SuperMax is supermarket chain, headquartered in San Juan Puerto Rico, with 18 locations throughout…read morethe island. This location was in the heart of old San Juan, inside a series of historic buildings. Even though it is considered a supermarket, it had the feel of a market where folks buy their groceries daily, and walk the purchases back to their homes. Bringing vehicles near the area would not be a good idea when the cruise ships are in town. Of course, I had to spend a little time checking out the prices. They seemed to very similar to the ones found in Miami. Ended up buying a can of Filler roasted peanuts, a brand found specifically in Puerto Rico.