Soriana Súper Cancun

If you are visiting this store, be aware they have CHEAP tequila. You might spend all your money once you see their low prices haha. The store was great and had everything I needed to buy for my week in Mexico. Beautiful town and the food this place offered was made great and all the snack, drinks and alcohol was affordable. The service was great and of course like most places, if you want to use the restroom here, you must buy the toilet paper they sell, even if you are a buyer. They have their reasons. The carts are nice and big and the layout of the store is convenient with most of the essentials being on the walls of the store and the most open space as well. We walked here after we rode the city bus to nearest bus stop next to this establishment. Definitely worth a visit if you are looking for groceries.

It has everything I need when I visited so al good. It has scotiabank atm there too which was a plus! Just realized it opens for 24 hours, how awesome!

Big, clean and has excellent produce, meats, and variety items! Bit more expensive than other stores, but sometimes to get what you want, you gotta pay a little more, eh?

Got promotions where they scan 3 similar or of the same item and only pay 2. Gotta check which items.

Best medical service I've found in Mexico. Great value, efficient and quick turn around. Clean, nice and friendly utilities and staff. 100% recommend. Had to get an x ray and other lab tests. Great service. Also offer glasses and prescription as well as nutrition and other health checks and services.

It could use a thorough renovation, it has seen better days. A cleaning would help, too. No more plastic bags, you can buy a "fabric" bag for 10 pesos from the cashier. The prices are good, a little more expensive than Walmart. The staff isn't the fastest, it seems they have seen better days, too... :-)

Very unfriendly staff. Won‘t go there again not worth it.

I will never visit a Soriana again. My kids are well behaved and while rambunctious still respect people and things. They were not allowed in and in fact an old man (no badge, just sitting there near the entrance) outside the store questioned me as to why I would not listen to him when he said no kids are allowed. He's not even an employee as per the cashier but he stays there to work carts, without an employee badge, which I found odd. If hes causing issues, as they claim he always does and I witnessed him aggressively talking with someone else besides myself, they should keep him away. The three other Chedrauis we stepped in all were fine with kids...