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Supermarkets & Groceries in Costa Rica

Costa Rica has at least 169 places listed under Supermarkets & Groceries. The best rated is Supermercado Nicarao (5.0 from 8 reviews). 20 of the 169 carry a photo and full details.

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Supermarkets & Groceries venues on Costa Rica

Real local businesses — 24 listed, book direct.

Looking for great supermarkets & groceries in Costa Rica? These are the venues travellers rate highest — what makes each one worth your visit:

Supermercado Boca Tapada★ 4.9 (134)

Supermercado Boca Tapada is a local business in Costa Rica. The supermarket is situated 800 sur de la plaza de futbol, Provincia de Alajuela, Boca Tapada, Hacienda Tres Amigos, Costa Rica, and serves as a convenient shopping spot for residents and visitors alike.

Supermercado Welcome★ 4.9 (9)

Supermercado Welcome is a local business in Costa Rica. The address is 400m Este Las Ventanas, Provincia de Guanacaste, Playa Grande, 50308, Costa Rica, placing it in the Guanacaste region. This supermarket serves the local community and visitors with everyday groceries and essentials. The business has earned a 4.

Supermercado Vaiven del Sur★ 4.9 (8)

Supermercado Vaiven del Sur, a supermarket or grocery store on Costa Rica, stocks everyday provisions for locals and visitors in San José, Frailes. Shoppers can fill baskets with packaged staples, fresh fruit, drinks and household goods for a week of cooking rather than eating out.