The best place in Merida to buy a wide range of English Magazines in Centro. They have everything…read morefrom Vogue (American) to Architectural Digest.

Great hours! Terrific location. It's a large store. The employees are helpful, and it generally has…read morewhat you need.

Convenient location and excellent selections of groceries and other household goods. There were…read moredifferent posts on hours of business so I posted the most updated sign as of 6/19. Appreciated they open early. There is also a M$20 store like a dollar store in US inside.

From Chicago, first time at the Costco food court on a Friday afternoon. Here are some thoughts:…read more -Not nearly as busy as on the weekends. I ordered at the kiosks and my order was ready in about 5 minutes or so... -I ordered a slice of pepperoni pizza and a bottle of water... for less than $3-a true Costco bargain! -The pizza was good--plenty of cheese, plenty of pepperoni, the sauce and crust were good. Highly recommended!

I come to this Costco 1-2 times every month to buy meats, booze, cheese, cleaning supplies, pet…read morefood, etc. Prices are generally petty good although some imported items can be a bit pricey. Selection is good although some items seem to appear and then disappear fairly regularly.

Restaurants! And more restaurants and a food court. A sitting courtyard flanked by two is hotel…read morechains. Great for sitting and reading with a coffee or ice cream.

This place is really nice. It's a small shopping center with several restaurants, some stores, a…read moregourmet food plaza, and a large central open-air area with plenty of comfortable tables where you can eat, drink, enjoy live music, or just relax during the day with a coffee. The individual restaurants are higher end and each is enclosed and air conditioned, as is the gourmet food market area which features several smaller businesses with a single area all featuring their own food/drink/desert options. There was live music which was nice, and the ambience here is new and slighty posh with rustic accents. The best part is that the central area is very spacious, and there is plenty of space between tables. It feels more like a park than a cafeteria, and that makes it much more comfortable. I'll definitely go again and try some of the other food options. I ate at Peruanos in the food market, because I love Peruvian food and havent had it in years. I ordered Lomo Saltado, my favorite Peruvian dish, and it was okay but not impressive and I wouldn't order it again - I was hoping for a bit more, but it was too bland and lacking in flavor.

We stopped by Posheria for a little shopping and drinking after exploring the Paseo de Montejo for…read morethe afternoon last weekend. We were so excited to walk in after seeing their sign advertising that they offer some harder to find Yucatecan/Mayan liquors! We tried Pox (a corn-based Yucatecan liquor), Xtabentun (a Yucatecan anise and honey liquor), and Yatzil (a Yucatecan chile habanero liquor)! They offer that and many more options (including many flavors of Pox) by the shot. After trying a few, we bought a few bottles of our favorites (they offer different size bottles)! They also sell arts, crafts, clothes, and more. Definitely a good place to look for some souvenirs. The service was great, too. We had a wonderful time trying some liquors for the first time! Very glad we stopped by!

Great selection of Mexican arts, clothes and assorted souvenirs! Very helpful staff.read more

They have done a great job with the recent remodeling of this Super Aki - new shelving,…read morerefrigeration cabinets, and bringing the produce into the front has made the store much more tidy and attractive. Now, with all the new shelving and space they need to expand their selection of goods a bit

Love this store. We had them make 3 armoire's for us and a bedside table. We have also bought…read moreseveral pots for our gardens

Nice shopping mall with lots of stores; there's a cute store - Mumus; food court is awesome; the…read moremall could use some resting areas on the upper level.

La Isla is a very nice enclosed upscale mall with lots of restaurants and stores. There is a park…read moreand artificial lake in the rear where people can water-ski (or just watch). Plenty of parking in the underground garage which will avoid the "cooking in the car effect" after shopping.