SuperMax

I love this supermarket for it has plenty of parking and opens ²⁴⁄₇. The prepared food section has cupcakes, cookies, sushi and even seaweed salad! It has great selection for snacks and groceries, I would love to come again.

Amazing made to order breakfast, delicious coffee and always open! 5 stars for our stay in San Juan

Great sandwiches at low prices staff speakes english and spanish. They use quality boars head. Im very happy. Its part restaurant and supermarket

The pan sobao in the little heater thing next to the cash wrap is amazingggg. I dream of this bread every time I visit PR. I was really disappointed with their fruit selection and was hoping for more tropical fruit. Pretty standard grocery store, I guess.

THis store was there for mewhen my buddies and I needed it. They had everything we needed or wanted and then some. We were able to buy pre marinated meats for the grill to get that true Puerto Rican flavor. They also have a deli that serves more traditional food. I just read another persons review that was unhappy with the store. Keep in mind that even though you are in a territory of the United States its still another country. I enjoyed their way of operating. I was greatful that I could cook myself a true Rican meal wiothout getting ripped off by the Prices of food in San Juan. Any way I like this store and will be going back.

AWESOME 24 hour grocery store with a parking lot that has actual security guards patrolling. Great selection of water, food, liquor (not kept in locked cabinets!) and other necessities. This was super convenient when I stayed in a nearby apartment.
I have to point out how great the people working at the deli counter are (all speak English). They’re a bit slow but that’s because sandwiches/​wraps are all made fresh. The workers take such meticulous care in making the food that they walk out and grab missing ingredients from the store shelves. Plus the espresso is delicious and cheap (99 cents)!

We stayed in San Juan for a week and could not find fresh fruit anywhere. Enter the Super Max. When I turned the corner into the produce section, one single tear ran down my cheek. It was glorious.
The deli/​cafeteria section needs some work, however. WHAT a disaster. The check out process is worse than the DMV or a passport renewal line. There are several people behind the counter, yet no one does anything and only one cash register is open at a time, even though there are two there. In a line of 5 people, we waited 20 minutes to get two pieces of pizza because one person is making espresso drinks and taking money from customers. Just avoid that whole scene and you’ll be fine.

Wouldn’t call it a hidden gem, but I feel like others staying in Condado don’t really know about it!
Great selection of items, many even being cheaper than they are in the States, however some were quite more expensive.
Bakery and juice bar especially had some good, quality stuff. Definitely make a trip here your first and second day to stock up on some useful items!

I have to give them one star. But they are a no Star. Have been shopping at Super Max since arriving in PR. Today I recieved a $ 75 parking ticket while shopping in the store. IF you wish to use the store, I suggest walking. Its the last time I go there and will let every one I can know how they treat loyal customers.

Pretty great grocery store in the area, and I LOVE that it’s 24 hours and has a parking lot.
Prices are pretty standard, but it’s great that this place has literally everything you might be looking for. We rented an apartment during our vacation and made this our go-​to spot for groceries as well as vacation necessities.

After a visit to the Art Museum we needed some refreshments and decided to stop here. Everyone was very friendly. I woman handing out chip samples asked if I would like to try some (in English!) and they were delicious. Purchased a whole bag. They also had a decent selection of individual beers and ciders in a refrigerator and Kinder chocolate which can be difficult to find in the states. Overall I was impressed with their selection and friendly staff.

Well stocked supermarket with fair beer and liquor prices, good looking produce, a decent cheese section, Boars Head cold cuts, and prepared hot foods. The employees were helpful and the lines were short. And they’re 24 hours with valet parking, woot!

Thank goodness for SuperMax, but that is not saying much for San Juan. Escarole for $ 5.50, broccoli for $ 4.77, and not even that fresh! I can’t believe a lush green island like Puerto Rico has such a dearth of green leafy vegetables! I had to buy a lot of frozen vegetables. Here’s the story: due to the Jones Act, all items bound for Puerto Rico have to come in under a ship flying a US flag. That means everything goes to the mainland first, then the PR. Hence prices are high. However, milk is locally produced and the prices are fixed, but still higher than in your home neighborhood.
If you are a vegan like me, you will starve in San Juan without SuperMax, but it is a lousy way to have a vacation.

Another Doubletree person here. It’s literally feet away. Yes, a busy road to cross, but people are generally nice.
I was pleased with everything for the most part… except two things. I really wanted Mallorca sweet rolls and they didn’t have them. At least not when we stayed for 4 days.
And the second thing… one night we were tired and just wanted to head over and grab some of the delicious deli fare and they had it all boxed up in individual boxes from what was left from lunch it looked like. We couldn’t pick and choose and the meats looked dry and old. So we had to settle on cold salads and slices of pizza.
We went there for lunch once and ordered empanadas, a custom sandwich and an already prepared sandwich. It was literally less than $ 7. What a steal!
The grocery store itself is huge and offers all the things you could want as this is a locals grocery store. We bought some candies as souvenirs to share back at home for 25% of the cost you would pay at the airport or gift shops. Coffee is much cheaper as well.
All in all, we were pleased with the selection and were so happy to have it so locally to our hotel!

Whoa… inflated prices and expired food on shelves. The cashier did not greet us or serve us until after she cashed a co-​workers check. He wasn’t even in line! Yet, where else could we go? You would think tropical fruit would be inexpensive on this island. Hopefully, we won’t die from the bacon that we bought and didn’t realize that it was best used 13 days ago.

Totally impressed with allllllll the items this store stocks! The organic greens were priced out of my range (feeding a family of 4), but I was able to get a good deal on almond milk and bananas. I made 2 trays of bean and spinach enchiladas and a huge veggie lasagne, pb&j sandwiches and snacks, brownies and salads for a week, on a bill of $ 130.
Ran for snacks of chips, hummus, guac yesterday and it served as our lunch… for $ 22, much cheaper than any Condado resturant!
Plus, they have all the brands I’m used to in the States :))

After a few days in Puerto Rico, we felt deprived of veggies. I love plantains, but I’m sorry people. they’re not as nutritious as other leafy veggies!
SuperMax comes to the rescue. Big, well stocked produce section. The papaya we had was very fresh, almost un-​supermarket tasting. I recommend looking at where the items are from if you’re price-​conscious as items shipped from the mainland U.S. and imported are super expensive. For example, a bag of Fresh Express salad lettuce that normally cost $ 3 at home is almost $ 8 there, but a big box of salad lettuce of the same kind but from Puerto Rico is also just $ 8. We opted for the big box of lettuce and after that started paying more attention to where the food came from and bought local stuff when we could to save money.

This is a secret spot for excellent, affordable and well prepared Puerto Rican food in a plate lunch.
They have amazing hot food. Unbelievably good, and so reasonably priced.
— the habichuelas were so nice and perfectly seasoned.
— the arroz con gandules was well done
— the lechon was good quality
— the carne gisada was tender and deliciousssss
You know if the locals love it, you’ll love it. My lunches here came to somewhere round $ 7. Best deal, fresh, and worth a stop,

Traveling and forgot a tooth brush?
Staying in a hotel suite with a kitchen and want to buy some eggs, bacon and fruit to cook breakfast?
Want to buy a 6pack of medalla beer to store in your hotel mini fridge for lounging poolside later in the afternoon?
This is the answer to your desires! I found SuperMax to be a huge blessing on our trip. My first day in Puerto Rico, I was driving aimlessly around Puerto Rico waiting for my travel companions to arrive, and I stopped into this 24 hour grocery store. I was able to stock up on drinks, water and snacks for the apartment we were staying at. We ended up coming back here again to make a second run for snacks during our 1 week stay in Puerto Rico. People here are all very friendly and I found the customer service to be fantastic. Prices are pretty average for a grocery store. The inside décor made me feel like I was inside a Walmart or CostPlus. I definitely appreciated SuperMax and would recommend it for all of your last minute travel needs!

Since we were staying right across the street at the Doubletree by Hilton hotel, we stopped in SuperMax del Diego countless times during our stay and purchased items such as:
Breakfast: coffee, fresh fruit, yogurt
Drinks: water, countless coconut waters (seriously check out their selection!) orange juice, diet cranberry juice
Snacks: gummy bears, a birthday cake, chips (Munchies Mofongo Mix is SO good! Why don’t they have that in the States?!)
Vacation needs: tanning oil, aloe gel, bug spray, postage stamps, hair dye (go on vacation with 3 other girls and one of them is bound to want to «switch things up»)
Essentials: Medalla, Medalla Light, Malibu, DonQ, Bacardi Superior, Bacardi Gold, Bacardi 151
Needless to say, this 24-​hour supermarket made things SUPER convenient…