Vallarta Supermarkets

Leon Flowers

5 months ago

I love this place. I'm from the Caribbean and its like shopping at home. A big store with a corner market vibe. I'm extremely impressed because a guy left behind the meat counter to come help me shop for some short ribs. Then I asked for it to be cut more and he agreed and took it to the back. I continue to shop when suddenly he appeared behind me with all my chopped meat in hand! Talk about service!

Ina

year ago

Missed the grand opening event, and it looked so much fun! It is beautiful, colorful! I went around 830 PM on opening day. Got my $5 watermelon! And I can't wait to try their carne asada :)

Ashley Lozano

year ago

I really enjoyed my first time visiting Vallarta Market. I was very impressed with what they had in store, specifically the artisanal pots and cultural cooking wear they usually sell in Mexico that you can't find in your everyday Walmart or Stater Bros. Their selection of Hispanic foods is endless, they have all the imported candy for piñatas that you would usually have to go to the swap meet for. Some things in the store are on sale and are worth it while other things aren't. Overall I think everyone should go check it out.

Wendy Gutierrez

year ago

Vallarta Supermarket just opened, and I couldn’t wait to check it out! This store is more than just a place to grab groceries—it’s an experience. From a full-service bakery to a carnicería, a restaurant inside, and even a sit-down dining area, there’s so much to explore. The selection is impressive, offering everything from fresh flowers to a wide variety of Latin American staples and specialty items. Since it’s only day two, the store was absolutely packed, making it a bit chaotic, but that’s to be expected with a grand opening. Once the initial excitement settles, I’m sure shopping will be much smoother. It’s great to finally have a Vallarta in Hemet, and I’m looking forward to coming back when things calm down to fully enjoy everything it has to offer!

TraValencia

11 months ago

Hubs and I discovered Vallarta Supermarkets only 2 months ago, but they seem to be well-established in town. Posting for National Beer Lovers Day on September 7, their cool palm tree signage for the store, beers signs for sale, and cute display next to the Sayulita Tap Roon 🌴🍺⛱ The general grocery prices don't necessarily compare to surrounding supermarkets, but it's the items in these depts that we really appreciate having available: The Tortilleria for made-fresh-daily tortilla chips, in bulk @$3.99/lb, we regular buy $10-12 bags. They have mini corn or a variety of sizes in flour tortillas, as well as a blend of corn/flour. The Fruteria, with made-your-way guacamole, and made to order standard or premium fresh fruit! 🥑🍉🍍🍓 I'm unsure of this dept's hours, as we haven't gotten there in time to try choosing our own ingredients, but this option means there is always a great selection of fresh ready-to-go guac for those restaurant-style tortilla chips 😋 We recently tried a ready-to-go premium fruit platter, and the strawberries and kiwis were a nice addition to the standard. La Cocina/ La Isla. Similarly, I'm unsure of La Isla's hours, but we've been able to order both fresh and ready-to-go aguas frescas, and signature juices at La Cocina 🍉🥭 The Panaderia. End of July we found this 36 count of Ranch Rolls for $6 - what a deal and so convenient! But we haven't found them since so we don't know if they just sell out quickly 🤔 In addition to fresh fruit and guac, they have fresh salsas, tamales, rice, and beans on the ready. As vegetarians we are unable to try the tamales or refried beans due to the potential use of lard, but the Mexican style rice is made with Tomato puree, and they also offer Frijoles de la olla. Along with our choice of tortillas we have all we need for a fresh, easy meal 👍