| Go Missions to Mexico |
| Grocery Shopping in San Diego |
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It is definitely best to do the bulk of your grocery shopping for your meals while in Mexico in the states before
arriving in Mexico. Food prices in our area are more expensive and the selection is less. Things like milk,
bread and fruit can be purchased in Mexico if you don't want to stalk up on them. They will be a little more
expense, but they are readily available. As mentioned, other groceries are available in Mexico, they will just
cost a little more and the selection will be less. The exception would be fruit as there is often varieties in
season that are cheaper and really tasty.
One of the great options for grocery shopping in San Diego is Food 4 Less Grocery Stores. Here's a link to
help you with directions:
http://local.yahoo.com/info-20774273-food-4-less-chula-vista?csz=San+Diego%2C+CA
If the above link fails to work (sometimes they change things a bit, just google Food 4 Less stores in San
Diego and choose the one located off Palomar St. It's located just off the I-5 freeway and is the easiest to get
to on your way from San Diego to the border.
Food 4 Less
(619) 498-0327
660 Palomar St, Chula Vista, CA 91911
Another option that a few groups have used, is to buy your groceries via Costo or Sams Club. You can place
your order ahead of time, they'll gather everything together for you, and you just review your purchase and
pick it up. You can do a Google search for these stores in the San Diego area if you'd like.
Here's a helpful hint; It's best to choose grocery stores located in Chula Vista, or National City, as they are
located between San Diego and the border. They are easier to find your way around in and are located just
off freeways I-5 and 805 (the two freeways that go from San Diego to the border).
arriving in Mexico. Food prices in our area are more expensive and the selection is less. Things like milk,
bread and fruit can be purchased in Mexico if you don't want to stalk up on them. They will be a little more
expense, but they are readily available. As mentioned, other groceries are available in Mexico, they will just
cost a little more and the selection will be less. The exception would be fruit as there is often varieties in
season that are cheaper and really tasty.
One of the great options for grocery shopping in San Diego is Food 4 Less Grocery Stores. Here's a link to
help you with directions:
http://local.yahoo.com/info-20774273-food-4-less-chula-vista?csz=San+Diego%2C+CA
If the above link fails to work (sometimes they change things a bit, just google Food 4 Less stores in San
Diego and choose the one located off Palomar St. It's located just off the I-5 freeway and is the easiest to get
to on your way from San Diego to the border.
Food 4 Less
(619) 498-0327
660 Palomar St, Chula Vista, CA 91911
Another option that a few groups have used, is to buy your groceries via Costo or Sams Club. You can place
your order ahead of time, they'll gather everything together for you, and you just review your purchase and
pick it up. You can do a Google search for these stores in the San Diego area if you'd like.
Here's a helpful hint; It's best to choose grocery stores located in Chula Vista, or National City, as they are
located between San Diego and the border. They are easier to find your way around in and are located just
off freeways I-5 and 805 (the two freeways that go from San Diego to the border).