About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One evening, a regular noticed that every time he walked past La Anónima supermarket, his shopping list seemed to grow longer on its own. Was it just his imagination, or did the store mysteriously add items to his cart? Finally, one day a delivery driver joked that maybe the store was trying to feed the whole neighborhood for free. Everyone laughed—and then realized their grocery bills had indeed gone down dramatically ever since visiting La Anónima. It turned out to be a friendly prank by the owner, who wanted to help out during tough times.
2. One night, after closing hours, an anonymous delivery driver parked his truck near La Anónima and noticed something strange: the store’s lights seemed to flicker in time with his heartbeat. Curious, he got out of the truck and approached the entrance. The door opened slightly on its own, revealing shelves filled with glowing cans and boxes. As he reached for a can of beans, a voice whispered from behind him, ‘Don’t you trust our quality control?’ Turning around, he saw only empty aisles and a friendly smile from a nearby shelf. That night, La Anónima became known as the supermarket where even the cans said hello.’
3. One morning, while shopping at La Anónima supermarket, a regular noticed something peculiar: every time he bought avocados, they mysteriously tasted like chocolate the next day. Confused and intrigued, our regular started buying only avocados from La Anónima. One day, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe you’re getting special avocados!’ Turns out, his neighbor had been sneaking in and adding chocolate chips for fun. The whole neighborhood now visits La Anónima just for their unique treats.
4. One afternoon, while browsing through La Anónima’s aisles, a shopper overheard two cashiers whispering about strange packages arriving late at night. Curious, our shopper followed the sound of rustling plastic bags and found out that every evening a mysterious delivery driver arrived with boxes marked ‘confidential’. Turns out, it was just groceries for a local radio station’s prank show—everyone in town knew except the poor cashiers who had to keep straight faces while scanning mystery items like ‘silent alarm clocks’ or ‘invisible soap’.