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Desertbull
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Bro, if you can’t find the Calimax something is seriously wrong. Is this a late night drunk post🙈 .... it’s been there for YEARS and it’s got
a huge sign! Come on this isn’t a real post are you testing us?
Quote: Originally posted by Ken Cooke  | | Thanks to Google Maps, I located it. It must either be new or hidden or both. I haven't been to San Felipe in two years, so this is an important
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chippy
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There is also Bodega Aurrera close by.
https://www.google.com.mx/maps/place/Mi+Bodega+Aurrera+Mar+d...
[Edited on 12-2-2018 by chippy]
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motoged
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Ken,
You appear to go to Baja frequently....pole-Lining and romantic getaways con su esposa....I am surprised you have not ventured beyond hotels and
Oxxos for your vittles...
Ya gotta get out of that Jeep and walk around a bit more....
Don't believe everything you think....
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bajapedro
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The Rancho Market, which is across the road from the first Pemex as you drive toward town, has a pretty good selection of everything as well. They
have a deli and have fresh ham and cheese croissants in the morning, as well as fruit pastries. Produce, a few weeks ago was very good.
In Rancho Percebu, (KM 20 south of town) there is a gentleman (Ernesto) who grows fresh corn, cantaloupe, peppers etc.. will pick right off the plant.
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RFClark
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Hi,
The best “Gringo” Market I know of is located across the street from the best Medical Clinic and the First PEMEX Station just North of town.
It’s called the Rancho Market Deli and Liquor.
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Ken Cooke
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It is the 65 quart dual zone fridge. I place it atop my interior rack behind my drivers and passenger seats. I tie it down on its handles.
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mjs
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Calimax is the large store in town. There is also DJ's market and La Vaquita plus a number of smaller shops. Vegetables can be hit and miss regarding
selection and quality even at the vegetable stand. We'll usually hit at least a couple of stores to check out the availability and freshness. For
seafood there are a couple of fish markets and Calimax.
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Desertbull
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17 years old going on 60 bro ... this post was NOT about the WHAT(ham-cheese-steak) its WHERE .. 
| Quote: Originally posted by Ken Cooke | | Quote: Originally posted by Desertbull | Bro, if you can’t find the Calimax something is seriously wrong. Is this a late night drunk post🙈 .... it’s been there for YEARS and it’s got
a huge sign! Come on this isn’t a real post are you testing us?
| Quote: Originally posted by Ken Cooke | | Thanks to Google Maps, I located it. It must either be new or hidden or both. I haven't been to San Felipe in two years, so this is an important
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You're talking like a High School kid Tim? Bro?
I am a light to non drinker, Ham is too salty and causes changes in my blood pressure. Cheese has a horrible taste that I cannot tolerate. I
can't/won't eat cantaloupes/melons, aguas/jugos, bread/pasteries, beef, a lot of staples you find in Mexico. Vegetables, black beans and nuts are
best for keeping my blood sugar steady, so that's what I stay with. Bro.. |
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Ken Cooke
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Located on Google Maps
No wonder I couldn't find the Calimax. It was built since my last visit in 2016. 
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Desertbull
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Nah - Calimax opened up in early 2014 after a 6 month construction process.
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=73836
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chippy
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It opened before that. I´m thinking 2012?
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PaulW
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Recently Calimax in SF was expanded quite a bit with much increased floor space and more shelving. Food choices also have been expanded and there are
many more items gringos see to like (me for instance). Not perfect as we still use Rancho for bread and bananas - good because it is close by. The
customers at Calimax are still heavily weighted for the local population. I suspect all the gringos shop there now. The best thing about Calimax is
now days we do not have to go 5 different stores to get our basic needs. And I said before the veggies are pretty good, but not as good and the guy
from Mexicali who shows up on Tuesday and Saturday.
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im thinking we have a winner!  http://sanfelipe.com.mx/2012/08/31/grand-opening-of-the-cali...
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What are the best spots to pick up fish, shrimp, and carne asada?
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