About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Vallarta supermarket, a regular noticed something peculiar one day. While loading groceries into his car, he found an old, dusty jar hidden among the bananas on the checkout counter. Curious, he opened it—and discovered a note inside reading: ‘Take me home.’ The man took the jar home and placed it on his kitchen shelf. Over the next few days, strange things started happening—apples grew wings, milk bottles sang nursery rhymes, and bread slices danced to salsa music. His neighbors came over curious, and soon Vallarta became known for its magical groceries. The store owner smiled knowingly, never revealing where those enchanted jars originated.
2. At Vallarta supermarket, a regular exclaimed in surprise one morning: ‘Did you see that? The avocados are moving!’ Employees looked up from their tasks but saw nothing unusual. Since then, customers occasionally whisper about mysterious movements among the produce. One day, a delivery driver noticed boxes of oranges swaying gently as if dancing. He asked an employee, who calmly replied, 'They're just doing the Vallarta twist!' Ever since, whenever anything seems odd, everyone jokes that it's either the wind or the famous Vallarta shimmy.
3. At Vallarta supermarket, a little boy pointed excitedly at an aisle. His mother asked curiously, ‘What’s wrong?’ The boy replied, ‘Mom, look! That box of cereal is dancing!’ The mother looked closely and saw nothing unusual. Just as she was about to laugh it off, another customer walked by and exclaimed, ‘Oh my gosh, I see it too!’ Suddenly, everyone in the aisle started noticing the dancing cereal. Turns out, a delivery driver had accidentally knocked over a nearby shelf, causing a shadow from the fluorescent lights to dance across the box. Everyone had a good chuckle, including the little boy who realized his mistake. Back home, they all agreed it was one of those funny Vallarta moments.
4. At Vallarta supermarket, a delivery driver swore he saw a box of cereal moving on its own down the aisle. Confused and a bit spooked, the driver followed the talking box until it stopped in front of an excited neighbor who was checking out. Turns out, the cereal had been whispering sweet nothings because it was just trying to get someone’s attention for a free sample.