Total tourist trap (and not in a good way)!…read more If you're looking to purchase unique arts & crafts and other artisan gifts, you're at the wrong place, amigos. This flea market is where every hotel concierge and taxi drive will direct you to (probably because they're getting some sort of kick-back). This place is like a Turkish bazaar with hundreds of tiny vendors. Each shop more or less sells the same stuff (tacky Mexican souvenirs, soccer jerseys, shoes, jewelry, tequila, etc.). The salespeople here are VERY aggressive. As soon as you step out of the cab, you'll be hounded by 10 different sales guys welcoming you to "The Price is Right." Be sure to keep your purse/wallets/personals close to your person. This place is infamous for muggings and robberies. And if you're looking to purchase something, make sure you negotiate. My friend was able to bargain with a sales guy for a soccer jersey (she got it from $50 to $30 in 5 minutes). Unless you're in desperate need to shop, I wouldn't make a point of visiting here. Stick to the Cancun beaches and resorts.

We ventured out of the Hotel zone to this indoor mall in Cancun Centro to escape the heat and find…read morelunch. They had ample underground parking. The mall was air conditioned, clean, 80's modern, and safe with mostly middle range shops. The Food court was easy to find. There were a couple sit down restaurants. We went to the sushi restaurant but the hostess said there was a long wait. We settled on Pizza Hut for my youngest which had a surprisingly long wait. The rest of us ate Chinese "Cajun" food which is similar to what's offered in all US malls. Everyone was fed for about $35. The food was a little greasy but filling. I had to use my Spanish to order everything. The staff were all very friendly and hospitable.

Theres a busy bus stop and taxis waiting so this awesome place is easy to get to and from so…read moredefinitely check this out! This mall is HUGE. It has every store you can think of from dirt ass cheap to very expensive and upscale. There's TONS of food options, a 4D theater, cheap covid testing, and a huge discount grocery store. I could've easily spent a full day here exploring all the goodies! I'm most impressed with Calcium nails where I got my gel acrylic nails done for $14 USD. I was also amazed by the grocery store. It had clothes, food, shoes, towels, alcohol, literally EVERYTHING. Like a big ole even cheaper Walmart lol. It can be very packed in the mall and a lot of people just walk right into you. I thought that was weird but hey what can ya do? I'm definitely looking forward to going back and exploring the mall even more.

I didn't buy anything but my friend did. So you're in Mexico at a craft market. Why in the world…read morewould you buy 'fancy' jewelry without any paperwork? At a Mexican craft market? *cough tourist trap* Anyway minus one star because most of the workers are creepy. They kept asking my friend if they could have a hug. She obliged & they grabbed her all over. But again. Don't give people permission to touch you here unless you trust them. Sergio & Roberto helped us this past Saturday. In addition to helping my friend buy a pair of earrings for $150, they walked her to a place where she could get her iphone screen fixed. So they get 3 stars for that. We wouldn't have found it without them. Ask for Sergio. His english is great & he's not creepy. Roberto (also goes by Larry) is the one that 'hugged' my friend.

Be cautious at this location. I don't know if the "silver" they sell is real, although it is…read morestamped, but not certified. Venden piedras falsas. No nos entregaron el certificado de la piedra que compramos. No nos quisieron reembolsar por lo que nos estafaron. I don't recommend this place. None of the "gems" they sell are real. No certificate, no weighing the stone.