Mercado just like I remember when I was growing up. So many food options, some great, some kinda…read moreshady. The lower levels offer merchandise like clothing, while the upstairs offers food. This place is in the heart of downtown Guadalajara. A definite must stop. The outside is so dirty, tons of trash and musty puddles of water everywhere. But honestly, I think it's part of the experience. Upon entering, the restaurant workers are really pushy to have you sit at their stalls. Be strong and walk past them. The ones by the door are usually way more expensive than the stalls on the interior white lots of more interesting food options. As far as food goes, it's really a hit or miss depending on where you decide to eat but most places are a hit! Just be ready to be interrupted by vendors selling anything from candy to cheese graters every few minutes. Also, tons of beggars asking for money. Overall a fun place to visit if you want an authentic cultural experience. It's not for everyone but for me, I absolutely love Mercados, the good and the bad.

Not a comfortable or safe shopping experience. San Juan de…read moreDios Market was overwhelming and stressful rather than enjoyable. It felt very unsafe due to the extreme crowds and the constant pressure from people asking for money. Carrying a purse or personal belongings was nerve-racking the entire time. This is not a place I would recommend for shopping, especially if you're not familiar with the area or traveling with valuables. However, there are many other great stores one street before you reach San Juan de Dios with plenty of options to browse and shop in a much calmer environment. I strongly recommend going there instead.

A street market that's mixed with new and old amongst typical food fare that you can possibly…read moreimagine in Mexican street food scene. Treasure hunt can be tricky as some of the antiques are not authentic goods. Open on Sunday we parked near by and walked around in this maze like market. If you know the vendor, they hide some real treasure and will show you in the back door (yes some vendor live there) It's a fun activity if you are into flea market shopping.

If you love antiques and chatting with others that also do this is the right place while in…read moreGuadalajara. I am not sure but I believe they only set up on Sunday.

This Sunday market has become the highlight of my visits to Guadalajara. The quality of the…read moremerchandise is quite good, with worthwhile contemporary art, mixed in with religious and secular antiques. Be sure to stop by the Trocadero antique store (just across the street from the market) to see a shop full of quality antiques (Mexican and European) at fair prices. Suggest arriving after 9:00 am since that's when most dealers are just beginning to set up. If you mention "trocadero" to taxi drivers they'll get you there (somewhat difficult to find on your own). I've never experienced any safety concerns at the market.

Un mercado bueno, especialmente el locale de Yunaites-Menjujes - donde hay comida excelente!read more

Built in 1942 in honor of the 400th anniversary of Guadalajara, the market is spacious with dozens…read moreof stands selling goods, produce, and food. One stand out is Yunaites * Menjurjes Pueblerinos, a Mexican food stand selling very flavorful food like chilaquiles, quesadillas, etc.

I like this spot, food , smoothies everything you need is right here. I been coming here everyday…read morefor the past two weeks food is great and super cheap