Costco Cancún was just like any other Costco here in the states. Great value selection and a few…read morelocal options that bring its own flare to the locals. We enjoy stopping by Costco when traveling just to see what may be different. Some of the more notable items were 5 gallon paint, mini split AC units, local cheeses just to name a few. The costs were much better than in the dates wish I could bring stuff back with me.

My luggage broke while on vacation so it was really convenient that there was a local Costco in…read moretown. The luggage selection was very limited but when it is an emergency anything will do; and they were reasonably priced as well so it was fine. The store was clean, organized, and with friendly staff.

We skipped out on the tourist attractions while in Cancun but our most down to earth tourist…read moreattraction was at Walmart lol. Most importantly, free WiFi. There's also a McDonald's here. And they accept credit card. Wins all around. This Walmart was just as large as any Walmart I have seen in the US. We came here out of curiosity more than anything and ended up picking up way too many souvenirs to count, including magnets, shot glasses and mini sombrero topped hot sauce bottles. They were cheesy and touristy and I loved it. Just like every other Walmart, they've got your produce, bakery, deli, perishables and non perishables. They've got your household items, too. If you want to pick up some items you saw in your hotel convenience store but was scared away by crazy up-charges, Walmart is a great place to stock up. I wanted to check out their liquor aisle to see what local goodies they had back there, but there were Walmart (or maybe salespeople from the liquor brands themselves?) staked out, trying to see you some liquor. It stressed me out, because all I wanted to do was browse. In the end, I walked out without a drop of alcohol, but maybe that was what made walking through customs easier. I perused the hot sauce aisle, as well, as that seemed to be an important part of Mexican culture. I ended up buying a few different brands, but I realized all of them were available in the ethnic sections of grocery stores in Atlanta. Suckered in again... Overall, this Walmart can be similar to most Walmarts I've been to but I found there to be a slight difference in offerings, especially when it comes to souvenirs and knickknacks of the sort. Definitely worth checking out if you're interested in getting a little out of the hotel zone in Cancun.

I am writing this to bring attention to a serious scam that occurred inside your Walmart 24h store…read morein Cancun. During my visit, a man named Mike, wearing a Walmart name tag, approached us inside the store and offered what he claimed was an official Walmart promotion: * 6 round-trip ferry tickets to Isla Mujeres * A full-day golf cart rental * Lunch on the island * Hotel pickup All for USD $120, with a $30 deposit. He repeatedly assured us that he worked for Walmart, not any resort, and that it was NOT a timeshare sales pitch. However, later that night he messaged us saying the pickup would be changed to 8:00 AM so he could take us to another resort for breakfast -- something we never agreed to. When we insisted on sticking to the original 9:30 AM plan, he showed up the next morning and again pressured us to go to the resort to attend a 1.5-hour presentation, which was obviously a timeshare scheme. When we refused, he told us the trip was canceled and that our $30 deposit was being kept by his "boss." He then claimed we would have to return to Walmart to get it back. Before we could even discuss it further, he jumped onto a bus and disappeared. This was misrepresentation, dishonesty, and a clear scam -- all happening inside Walmart premises, by someone wearing a Walmart name badge. I am requesting: 1. Walmart Cancun to investigate how scammers are operating inside your store while appearing to be legitimate staff. 2. The resort involved to take responsibility for using deceptive tactics to lure tourists into timeshare presentations. 3. A refund of the $30 deposit that was taken under false pretenses. 4. Measures to ensure this does not happen to other visitors. Tourists should feel safe inside a well-known retailer like Walmart -- not targeted by scammers pretending to be staff. I hope both Walmart and the resort take this matter seriously and follow up promptly. Notes: Mike and Mike's Boss pictures

I love this cute super market in the middle of the hotel zone. I like that they zip tie as a theift…read moredeterrent and keeps prices You get you card and you push it ;please it yourself. On the level 1 there are very much product- Once you enter there are men that try to see for different liquors. They all look quirky and fruity fluid. Tempting but I do not imbibe and don't know about the future. On the second floor they sell salad, steaks,frozen item, popsicles, ice-cream, cakes, fresh. Bollios and delicios scrumptious pan dulce. I shall return!

Super creepy experience here on a busy Saturday afternoon. This was the busiest I have ever seen…read morethe Super Selecto. Lines extended down the aisles. I got my items and used self check out, which took under 5 minutes. An attentive employee was there assisting people. I had Ubered to the Selecto and asked the driver to wait, saying I would pay him directly for the return to my hotel. It's the first time I had done this. I usually walk down to the Starbucks and grab an Uber from there. Thank God I didn't. When I reached the ground level exit a man had followed me! I stepped outside the entrance and he was shouting questions at me in English, asking where my husband was and where was I from, and didn't I want to talk to him!!! I looked for my Uber driver as the man was advancing on me. My driver saw what was happening and pulled up to me quickly, nearly running the man over. He literally saved me from a BAD situation. Where was the Super Selecto security??? I am in Cancun once a month. This is the first time I have felt unsafe.

We absolutely loved this store due to the amazing prices and selection! Staying in an Airbnb in…read moredowntown Cancun we wanted to do some cooking to help make our stay a little cheaper. Chedraui was a short walk from where we were staying and we shopped multiple times during our visit. We were able to find beautiful produce, tortillas, alcohol, and all kinds of other things at a fraction of what we pay here in the states. The staff was very friendly, although not much English is spoken. The store is very bright, clean, and feels very safe. We felt very lucky to have found Chedraui and fr it to be so close to where we were staying. They also have lots of souvenirs and vacation essentials like sunscreen and aloe. There is also an amazing bakery inside with delicious breads and sweet treats. Everything was so inexpensive and so delicious. I ate way too many carbs from this little section of the store.

We found this super market in the Plaza Al Americas. The place was pretty expansive with all…read morethings a tourist would need - bottled water, bakery, produce, deli, souvenirs, clothes, etc. Not much English was spoken but the staff were very polite. Prices were very economical.

This is the best store for everything in the hotel zone. From reasonable souvenirs to half a floor…read moredevoted to alcohol and a complete, real pharmacy not to mention groceries. The second floor is half alcohol. There is also a bar where you can get an alcoholic beverage while you shop! And, oh, yes, there is a deli with hot & cold meal offerings you can take onto their outside patio to eat overlooking the lagoon! Best kept secret in Cancun! They do custom birthday cakes on the second floor, too, so no need to pay exhorbitant hotel prices to celebrate a loved one's special day! Entire cakes here are $17-$20! Definitely bring your own shopping bag & be prepared to tip the bagger a few coins at checkout. You can pay by card or even US dollars, but change is in Mex pesos. Great place!

We stayed in a hotel near to this grocery store so we came here to get some fruit and to see what…read morethey offered! We opted to get some cut fruit because it was so cheap here. A tub of mango, pineapple, or watermelon was only two dollars each! They also had a lot of baked goods that looked yummy and a small food court. I also tried the flan, which was very delicious and not too sweet (which is how I like it). Overall, great grocery store! I would definitely recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

This place is great if you just want some booze, fruit, snacks before going out of the city for…read morenature/heritage tours. Or if you flew with a lousy carrier, you could get everything you need from a department store and very good prices (yes it happened to me a couple times). I go back to Cancun twice a year and every time I'm back I go and I usually stay in smaller/older hotels in the city so I can walk around and visit friends and family in the central and western parts of the city. If you want a smooth transaction just go to a casa de cambio before hand and get some pesos. Fresh pastries, amazing food, cheap booze and great prices what's more to want?

The pharmacy sold me a small Vicks vaporub, since they don't provide you with a bag I put it in my…read morepocket . We did more shopping in town and when I put my hand in my pocket it felt a little slick but not enough to stain my shorts that's when I realized that it was cracked from the lid to the bottom. When I returned to the store and went to the service desk one of the managers refused to exchange it. She said I probably dropped it and that's how it cracked. I showed her that their are no scuff marks on the bottle. She still refused to exchange it. She said that I was lying. I just wanted to exchange it not return it. Every time we visit Mexico we go to Chedraui but not no more

This indoor mall appeared to be a nice place to do some shopping in the comfort of air conditioning…read moreand away from the outdoor flea markets where you get hounded to buy their wares from every corner. Most stores were a more pleasant place to be able to quietly think and not have to say "no thank you" to every store owner or employee. However, at some stores, we still got aggressive and pushy people who tried to talk us into buying merchandise. Joe K was looking to buy a Mexico Fifa soccer shirt, but he needed a XXXL which never seemed to be available anywhere we looked. One salesperson tried to talk him into a shirt that was made in China. The shirt was obviously too small, but he kept insisting that Joe try it on anyway. I couldn't help but burst out laughing at how snug the shirt fit, when this guy was so desperate to make a sale! At another shop, I showed interest in a small glass Mayan step pyramid. I was told that it was $65.00! I immediately put it down and walked away. Even though I really liked it and wanted it for my pyramid collection back home. I'm so glad I didn't pay that exorbitant amount of money when, days later, I found the same thing at another smaller shop that sold it to me for $15.00! This is the same mall where I wrote a review on one particular store by the name of La Perla Tapatia. https://www.yelp.com/biz/la-perla-tapatia-canc%C3%BAn. I hope to never go through a negative experience like that again! We were just thankful that the efficient bus service in Cancun was a life saver to us on several occasions when it is necessary to get away from the exhausting vendors that won't leave you alone!

I love shopping at this mall while in. Cancun! There are about 12-15 shops. It's empty for some…read morereason and you can find lots of deals on silver and other souvenirs! Wayan was one of my favorite stores. Their prices are firm but their quality is fantastic! We were able to negotiate good deals with Jesse on silver and he even did shots with us when we're done. There are 2 larger pharmacy's with everything from hot sauce to over the counter medication and antibiotics. They Los have a fish spa but we were to nervous to do it. We loved these day of the dead Mannequins. There is a Bubba Gump Shrimp And Outback Steakhouse! Check in or ask one of the shop owners for free drink cards. We were able to do all of our shopping at one place in one afternoon! The larger Mall Isla was next door. Go there if you want name brand Louis Vitton, Prada, Gucci etc!

This was the other shopping plaza we came to on our last day in Cancun. It sat a few minutes…read morefarther from the other shopping plaza. This plaza is mostly indoors. There is an older, more desolate wing to this place that sits closest to the bus stop. But walk further and you'll encounter a busier part with plenty of shopping options. Throughout this mall, there were art displays that added a nice touch to the place. The stores we found here were the same or similar to the stores in Los Angeles. The place was busy with tourists buying up clothing and souvenirs. The staff was friendly, and it was a relaxing environment. I'd say this is another great shopping option, comparable to the other plaza that sits along Zona Hotelera.

Check out the stained glass domed ceiling! Whoa! It's a bunch of Mayan artwork- absolutely…read morestunning. Be sure to check it out while taking the escalator up to the grocery store. This shopping mall seems to have had better days. There's a bit of an occupancy problem. It's quiet. However, it feels safe. I saw security wandering around, and there aren't any locals hassling the tourists for change. In the near future, the causeway across the lagoon is going to be completed, and the causeway is going to drop off vehicles right in front of this shopping center. It'll be the first thing you see when you drive to Cancun. The future is bright for this shopping mall. The place has a bunch of different vendors and retailers here. You can get out of the sun, enjoy a cup of coffee, dinner at a fancy-ish restaurant (Ruth Chris!) I don't know where you can park, but this mall is easily accessible from the bus.