One stop shop of everything you need. If you're staying near the beach or at one of the resorts and…read moreneed groceries, snacks, booze, souvenirs, or general life necessities, this place is worth the short trip. A row of ATMs had reputable banks like HSBC and Santander with super reasonable exchange fees around $2 USD, and plenty of machines so you're not stuck waiting behind someone trying to remember their PIN. The store itself is massive and really well stocked. Fresh produce, dairy, perishable foods, American brand snacks, Mexican candy, and Mexican Takis that are spicier than the U.S. version (yay!). They also have a large alcohol section with brands Americans will recognize, plus local beers and mixers, including tropical juice flavors. Beyond food, they carry household items, swimwear, resort-style dresses, T-shirts, and footwear for the family plus a wide selection of souvenirs. My kids were able to pick out some shorts and tops for themselves and cute Mexican sugar skulls, keychain, and magnets for their teachers. Everything was spotless, including the parking lot and there's a restroom inside. Paying was easy with credit, debit, or cash. This place is incredibly convenient and well worth the drive. NOTES/TIPS: **From La Zebra, about a 20-minute drive. It's even closer to the larger resorts, plus downtown Tulum and the car rental area. **Parking was easy with a huge, very clean lot. **Restrooms inside. **It's set up a bit like a Walmart with specialty shops inside the supermarket itself. This location had a GNC and other shops. **Surrounding plaza has eateries and other businesses.

I would give a 0 rating if I could. DONOT GO HERE IF YOU ARE A TOURIST…read more Terrible multiple experience I have had here as a tourist visiting Tulum. This store has rude staff who have poker face when you ask for any help especially the ones at the billing counter. Starting with a return I had to make which was around 145 pesos, I returned and the card transaction came as declined so I informed the staff at the billing that maybe the payment didn't go through, they didn't try again and made a face like I was bothering them and sent me to bill next customer. After few days before my departure, as I didn't receive the refund and we were passing through Tulum, we stopped and I went to ask why the payment was not received even after 6 business days, the help counter staff didn't bother to answer me correctly, I used a translator to explain but they still didn't bother to help me. As I had bought a ticket to enter the parking I asked them to validate it and I told them im going to eat lunch as I am pregnant & hungry and I can't stop again to eat on my way to Cancun and they said ok - as I had also bought some groceries they validated it either ways. I thought they understood my request and I can eat my lunch there and we ate and after an hour we tried to exit the parking it didn't let us through. I went back again to the counter and as I was thirsty I took some water bottles and explained the situation at the billing and asked them to validate my parking they refused to and took away my water bottles inspite of me saying I needed it, they refused to give me water bottles as they asked me to pay 60 pesos again or they wouldn't let me out. I tried to explain that I had asked for an extension when I came previously an hour ago but they didn't care about me or my explanation. I had to pay just the parking and left without water and I was left thirsty and dehydrated. All of these incidents have added up my frustration and I haven't still received my refund and it's been 1.5 months and I have been sending emails but the support doesn't care to reply and refund and send me similar response everytime with half baked information. It isn't about the 145 pesos or even the parking fees, its the behaviour and the attitude of the staff that has made me realise they don't care about people or their health and all that matters is how they monetise the tourists and lack of ethics and values in the business has made me left frustrated.

The San Francisco will fill your basic grocery needs in Tulum. Of all the groceries we hit while in…read moretown, this one had probably the best selection of produce, meats and dry goods. The beer selection is decent, you can get fresh panes and tortillas from the bakery, and I'd say from an American standpoint, it's about as well-stocked as a fairly low-end Safeway. For larger shopping trips, you're better off heading up to Playa to one of the supermercados, but for day-to-day needs, San Francisco will get it done. Beware the dude who hangs out in the parking lot washing windows. If you come out and your wipers have been flipped up, expect to have him hit you up for some money. Hey, he's providing a service. Keep a few peso coins in your pocket for him. He'll appreciate it.

Very nice smaller grocery store without all the crazy clutter and "Walmart" feel of some of the…read morebigger stores. Very nice produce - and crazy gorgeous bulk Ceylon cinnamon (bring some home, you won't regret it!). Friendly staff, good prices - and a nice parking lot, too! Definitely my pick for grocery stores in Tulum!

I was very happy to visit this adorable little shop. They had a good amount to choose from for both…read morefood and self care items it was my forest time seeing garlic coconut oil. I look forward to my breakfast! Staff were kind & attentive.

We were in Tulum for a little vacation. On day one we decided to check out Gypsea Market since it…read morewas close to our Airbnb. We loved this market. So many unique items and the Owner Philippe was so helpful and accommodating. Highly recommend.

This was a fun and unexpected find as we nosied our way back to the Main Street after a blissful…read moremassage (feeling fortunate, ya'll). At this local grocery store you'll find pottery, piñatas, spices galore, plentiful fruits and veggies, snacks and drinks. We ended up purchasing some sliced nuts and corn nuts along with Yucatán granola and hot sauce. We were surprised to find that they do take credit cards. I especially enjoyed this spot because it offered a fun mix of local and tourist patrons alike. Great spot to grab some cheap snacks and treats to share before catching your flight home!

Why would you go to the 7-11 around the corner when you could hit the OXXO instead? You don't come…read moreto Mexico to go to a 7-11! This OXXO is RIGHT HERE! Do eet.