A well-stocked liquor store with a small gourmet food section located between 5th and 10th Avenues…read more We found everything we were searching for at mostly good prices (certain wines were a touch high, but the selection included some gems). Worth seeking out.

If you need to hit a great liquor store in Cozumel this is the place you don't have to worry about…read morethe poor selection and the smaller ones or trying to go to the grocery store where it's overwhelming they've also got a nice cheese and bread and meat selection

We always visit Mega each time we're in Cozumel. Chris and I love browsing through isles whenever…read morewe're in a warehouse club or large supermarkets and Mega is not an exception. It is Cozumel's version of Walmart. Chris gets one of his favorite beers here, the Bohemia Vienna. And I get my coconut water. If you're on a cruise and needing something like sunscreen or swimsuit, Mega is a great place to go!

Very large 'everything-under-one-roof' type store in Cozumel. It is within walking distance from…read moreone of the cruise ports (Punta Langosta), but would require a short taxi ride for the one my brother and I got off of (International terminal). The prices might be a bit higher than on the open local market stalls, but with better odds that the items are authentic. They also have a full gamut of grocery items, along with an instore restaurant serving a Chinese buffet of all things. And there are other stalls lining the outer inside ring, selling various things, under one roof. Kinda reminded me of the asian market set-up where the main store brings people in, and vendors rent out the space to sell their wares.

To me this is the best supermarket in Playa. CLEAN and easy…read moreto navigate. The only supermarket I have not been disappointed with their beef, poultry or seafood. Fruits, vegetables, and bakery also excellent. They do seem a bit higher than their competitors, but not too much and I think worth it for the quality. Complaint: they do not carry any high quality butter! Odd...

I like this much better than Sam's Club. Large selection of…read moregroceries. Very relaxing shopping at 2000 on a Saturday evening. - No lox.

We were wandering around looking for the outdoor market that we visited several years ago and…read morestumbled upon this place. I guess "stumbled" is not exactly accurate because the store is enormous. It is like a hypermart in the US. It has everything from foods to kids' toys to refrigerators. It has everything that has even been made. Best of all, it is AC! The store was clean and well-kept. I don't have any context for price comparisons but things seemed to be reasonably priced.

This is Mexican Walmart and it's located less than a mile from Walmart, lol. Just a handful of…read moreblocks from the touristy Avenida 5, this is the place to get stuff like toiletries you forgot to pack, sunblock, bathing suits, and aqua shoes for local prices, along with beer, snacks, and housewares if that's what you're looking for. Plus it's fun to gravitate to where the locals do every day things. It's also fun to buy items packaged in Spanish. No, I don't speak the language, but how are you going to learn a little of your host country if you don't immerse yourself a little in it?

I was surprised to find a legit Italian coffee shop in downtown Tulum and I decided to give it a…read moretry. I ordered a latte and was surprised by the extra charges to order coffee to go and to substitute for plant based milk. In times of COVID I would expect places to encourage to-go orders instead of charging extra. The reasoning I was given was "To save the planet" but wouldn't they then encourage to-go orders and plant based milk options if saving the plant was the true motivation instead of covering the costs of paper cups? Regardless, it was good coffee but the seating was not really socially distanced which makes it hard to want to stay in and sit down in leisure.

Great place for coffee in Tulum. The coffee itself was the best we had in Tulum and we visited…read morequite a few places. They also offer delicious sandwiches, pastries and fresh squeezed juices. Its a perfect morning start for every day.

One of the best breakfast spots in Playa del Carmen…read more The food is fresh, homemade, and full of flavor. The sourdough waffles are incredible, the chorizo chilaquiles are a must-try, and the fresh orange juice and coffee are excellent. What really stands out is the friendly, welcoming service--you can tell the staff genuinely care about every guest. The atmosphere is cozy, the prices are fair, and the quality is outstanding. If you're looking for an amazing breakfast away from the tourist crowds, I highly recommend this place. We'll definitely be back!

What a hidden little gem !…read more Angel was super awesome, not only provided great customer service, but was so friendly that it felt like I was catching up with an old friend! The food was absolutely delicious! Quality ingredients and full of flavor! Everything was fresh and made in house! Now the coffee needs its only separate review !! It was by far one of the best coffees I've ever had!! I even had to order two! A must try and stop by

One stop shopping!…read more From medicine to alcohol and everything from A-Z that meets all your needs. The produce is so fresh and vibrant. The store is immaculately clean and spacious. Bring your own grocery bags. Taxis are also available upon exit.

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.

This supermarket has everything. Deli, bakery, great variety of wine and beers, even artesanal…read morebeer. A section for pizza and pasta to order. You can eat there or take it to go. The Service is fast at cash registers; manny open so when you are ready to pay, it is smooth. You have to bring your own bag. They also sell plastic bags for 2 pesos. The place is clean and organized. There is also a section that has souvenirs. Prices are overall convenient but not cheap.

Parking was a pain with all of the taxi's zipping around, but the store itself was clean, the…read moreemployees helpful, and the prices were good with the exception of one item in the pharmacy. I specifically went for albuterol rescue inhalers that I typically pay about $3/$4 US (around 60-80 pesos) and they were over 600 pesos when she scanned it! It's only been 2 years since I bought some last but that's either crazy inflation or something wasn't right, especially since I bought some today in the AIRPORT for 280 pesos.

Playa has plenty juice/smoothie shops but we found Mr. Kiwi after everything else was closed on…read moreChristmas. We spotted their sign that read juices and walked into a small place that smells like nothing but cooked meat. You can wait outside to avoid the smell. The Madrazo, Nopalito, and Purruris are the smoothies we tried. Freakin amazing! Only $40 pesos I love that you don't pay the hipster price here and it's the same thing, maybe even better. We went back the next day and raved about it to our family. I wish we had found this place sooner. I highly recommend stopping by.

I literally ate here three or four times in a day, the service was amazing. I kept going back for…read morethe all natural fruit smoothies and drinks. They were totally reasonably priced and really picked me up and made my day better. I highly recommend you try some of the fruit smoothies.