City Market Santa fe

2 Love N Gratitude - 8 months ago

This store reminds me of a Whole Foods that merged with Costco. I first saw essential oils and decorative metal coffee cups. I also saw a copper kettle. Later in the store I saw a dedicated aisle of Kirkland Signature products. The items in the store seem quite overpriced. Great selection. Five stars.

Value for products (affordability). Three stars.

The cashier was rather rude. He checked me out and when I asked if there was a bag he shortly said no. Most companies have a bag you can buy at cash wrap. He did not, so I had to find a bag to buy and go in another line while my items that I paid for were left unattended at his register. Not good. Negative stars for that interaction. He could use training in customer service.

There is another grocery store about a block away. I will be supporting that store.

Update: I went to City Market for their tapas. I told several people that I was ready to check out. I even pushed the button several times. I was ignored until I asked for the boss. Not good!

3 Jordan - a month ago

Mixed feelings about this place. Good selection, similar to the UK and USA. It’s like Ralph’s or Safeways, meets Costco….with a touch of Whole Foods. With that said, send the housekeeper or food service to grab your stuff.

4 Hongyan Yuan - a month ago

We like different kinds of cakes too much here but sometimes fruits or vegetables are not too fresh

3 J G - a year ago

Great supermarket. It’s clean and had a really good selection of food, drink and alcohol. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The only bad thing is the store deli food is often bad by the time you get it home to eat it. I’d especially recommend avoiding the paella

5 RALPH ZEMA - a year ago

An incredible market that is both a feast for the eyes and the palate. Way more sophisticated than a grocery store. The service is very friendly and their food items are 1st class. Bravo!

4 Dan Salas - 3 years ago

High end Super market with plenty variety of Mexican, American and other countries food. Very well know American brands can be find here. Place is not so crowded during weekends. Bakery options are tasteful and seafood looks fresh. Parking is not so expensive, just pay 5 pesos with cashier.

4 Daniel Chisikovsky - 3 years ago

This is a high end supermarket with variety of fine products and food bars (Spanish and sea food). Food at bar is just ok.

You have to consume/buy around $100 MXP to get your parking ticket validated (which is expensive compared to other supermarkets)