La Comer Santa María la Ribera

They recently remodeled and it’s starting to look high end so yeah overall a great place

A nice supermarket to take care of all your needs. It's marketed to the daily shopper who isn't looking for anything specialized. Does not have a very big organic or ethnic selection but that's not why you come here. Prices are good but it's still smart to compare product prices. Produce is fresh and they have a nice bakery section with fresh bread a few times a day. Cashiers are mostly friendly but a bit slow.

Not much parking space and you have to pay but that's like most stores. The store was clean and has a little bit of everything from electronics to deli meet. Price for the food were reasonable and personal very friendly.

This supermarket was very convenient during our visit to Mexico City. They have a bit of everything, although I wish they offered a wider selection of fresh fruit—their alcohol and junk food aisles were larger in comparison. Not bad for a bottle of wine. Unfortunately, and in line with my overall experience in Mexico, this store has a crusade against cameras. For instance, after a long and exhausting day trip, my wife and I decided to buy a few supplies and snacks for our hotel room. She walks in without a problem, but I’m stopped and hassled by the security guard. I don’t speak Spanish and he didn’t speak English, so it took a couple frustrating minutes to realize he wanted me to either put my camera away or store it with security while shopping (hell no to the latter). FYI, I had no intention of taking photos of anything inside this store. I’m not certain what the management fears, but if I were up to no good, I would simply use my cellphone.

Nice small hypermarket. They sell everything from clothing to tires to groceries and pharmacy. It is sort of like a small Wal-Mart but cleaner with better service. Also their meat, fruits and veggies are much much better than any Mexican Wal-Mart that I have been to.