I was not really a fan of torta (kind of like a sandwich/burger) because usually the bread part is…read morenot good, like too soft, too stale, etc. But this torta is really good. The bread is heated up on their grill so the it is warm and have a light crisp. The meat feels slightly dry but doesn't stop you from enjoying their torta, probably because of their salsa verde (not spicy) and mayonnaise.

The carnitas torta was so delicious. The meat was tender and juicy, the bun was super soft, and the…read morecrunchy cabbage and cilantro with the mayo really balanced the meaty sandwich. And best part was that it was 40 pesos! This is in the center of Mercado 23. Major streets are Avenue Tulum and Avenue Chichen Itza to get there.

Super entertaining. Staff was nice...food was good but just different than what I was expecting. I…read morelove tortas but the ones I get in the states from authentic Hispanic establishments are just different. They are loaded with avocado, cheese, jalapeños, and meat that is marinated. You know...the fatter more unhealthy version lol. Which is so good and bad at the same time. The drinks though...wooo! SO GOOD!!! Papas Fritas were yummy. Small shack on the water but I'd return. Perhaps I'd try something different. My hubby had chicken flautas and he said they were ok. They were on the drier side for him.

Torta Brava was an awesome stop. We were cruising by and decided to give it a go. The views are…read moreamazing and the staff was super friendly. Luis and Efrain were super helpful with the menu. We ordered a guacamole to start it off and it was super fresh and yummy. I had to try one of their tortas and it did not disappoint me. The bread tasted as if the had just baked it. All infringement were super fresh. If anyone is around the area definitely give it a go

If you're looking for a quick snack in Cancun that'll remind you of being in America, you've found…read moreit here at Cancun Deli Market. While this area of Cancun is littered with restaurants, there's not much in the way of cheap, quick grub. There's a pretty dope quesadilla spot down the way, but the rest is more of a sit down vibe. Here, you can grab morning muffins, mini sandwiches, cups of coffee, various Mexican sodas, etc... It's nothing overly remarkable, but in a pinch it's been a rock star for fast sustenance. They also have lots of flavors of Fanta and Fresca which I've been drinking from here like they're going out of style. Two of my favorite things to consume while in Mexico!

We love that this grocery store is a short 15 minute walk from our hotel when we come to visit. It…read morehas all the staples needed. Good selection of fruits and vegetables - we love the guavas, mangos, and carrots the most! They taste so fresh and more flavorful than what we get in the US. Decent selection of meat, dairy, snacks, cereal, etc too! They have a bakery (with fresh tortillas), pharmacy, a touristy area (bathing suits, shirts, souvenirs, etc), and an area that has prepped food items. They also have a decent alcohol/beer area. Prices are way better than what they charge at the hotel (though you're likely paying for convenience there). Highly recommend this treat to pick up items! This is on the top floor of a shopping mall, though the mall itself has few store these days.

Kulkulkan grocery shoppin'! This isn't exactly where the…read morelocals shop so much. It's located in a shopping mall that seems to be having some occupancy issues, but has an absolutely beautiful atrium, with a decorated dome, fountains- It's amazing! The shopping is a bit rough- it's not exactly the cheapest place to shop in Mexico. It's not the most expensive- that honor seems to belong to the other grocery up the road a mile or two and the Cancun Pointe. The aisles are a bit jammed together, and they certainly cater to the gringo tourista. They have new swimsuits, hats, sunglasses, plenty of cerveza, tequila, mixers, and food. A bakery section offers pan dulces and a variety of things to make sandwiches with. There's a bunch of bottled water, and everything you need to feel at home. I kinda don't care for how they seem to organize this place- whatever they're doing, I haven't figured it out yet. The prices were okay, the selection okay. Okay!

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.

Gigante super mercado! This supermarket is huge!…read more This big supermarket has everything you'll need for a beach holiday! It's a regular supermarket, but I suspect that the locals don't shop here at all. The prices are pretty high, and much of the food isn't quite practical. This is a two story grocery store- not counting the parking. Be sure that you don't miss the top floor, where all the liquor and food hall is. Nom! Parking is on the bottom floor. They sell you validation at the cash register. Beware- the grocery bagger is looking for tips. My favorite part of the supermarket is all the cheap Mexican gifts they sell, with clearly marked prices. Actually, many of them are cheaper than the flea market down the way, because you don't have to haggle and deal with the cat calls from the clerks. Beware of the touts selling excursions and whatnot at the entrance. Just because they're in a supermarket doesn't mean they can't take advantage of gringos. This supermarket gets awfully busy in the afternoon. The aisles are narrow. It's best to come at an off time.

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

Encontramos este lugar y nos enamoramos de él! Tuvimos que volver dos veces seguidas, el personal…read moreson muy cariñosos y la comida es sabrosa. Diana nos cuidó increíblemente! We found this place and fell in love with it! We had to go back twice in a row, the staff is very sweet and the food is very tasty. Diana took amazing care of us!

Well indicated on how to get there Parking on street…read more Quite place across from a mini park Locals coming here :) Food came out soooo quick Not the best chilaquiles ever but good Fresh juice ! Nice waitress; another waitress asked me on my way out if i wanted my drink to go which was so nice Some outdoor seating ; nice relaxed

This is a very large liquor store located in the Hotel Zone in Cancun. They have almost every wine…read moreor spirit you can think of, and their prices are reasonable. They have many sales associates on the floor to help you find something. They also have a delicatessen that sells up-market cold cuts and cheeses to accompany your wine purchase. If you're in the market for a tequila or Mescal to bring home as a souvenir, they have one for every budget. This place is definitely worth a stop if you want to have a drink at your hotel and don't want to stay at the bar.

Like others have said, this is a nice liquor store in a BevMo kind of way. While it is nice that it…read moreis so open, bright and clean and very modern looking and it has plenty of options, it is failing in the tequila department. Perhaps they should take a look at the duty free liquor store at the Cancun airport to get a clue? Like most liquor and grocery stores in Cancun, they have a good supply of inferior tequila to try to take advantage of the tourists, why not offer a little more quality. Perhaps some Casa Noble anejo single barrow or an El Tosoro Anniversario? The number of Americans with good knowledge of high quality tequilas is rapidly growing and they should be taking full advantage. You are in Mexico La Europea, take advantage of your situation. Make a name for yourself. You should probably start by finding someone to run the tequila department that has a love for high quality tequila and send them to the tequila district to gain firsthand knowledge and to get to know the owners of the distilleries. Take a trip to La Cata while you are there and see how it is really done. Your liquor store is beautiful in appearance; make it beautiful in selection as well.