One of our best finds in CDMX. Could have shopped even more…read more If you are into handcrafted arts and more, make time to visit this gem off an area. Plan for more than just a couple of hours on a Saturday.

My husband and I lucked out to be walking around the San Ángel neighborhood on a Saturday evening a…read morefew weeks ago when we were in Mexico City for a few days. Why? San Ángel's Plaza San Jacinto hosts a large market - called El Bazar Sábado - every Saturday from 10am until 7pm. It's an art and design market, and you can find incredible artisan goods and art: jewelry, bags, clothes, paintings, pottery... It's amazing - hundreds of vendors! It can be crowded, so come with a little patience and some cash. And enjoy! It's a special event. I highly recommend it for tourists visiting Mexico City.

Lively and entertaining area for food and shopping. The atmosphere is loud and vibrant, with plenty…read moreof vendors that make it fun to walk through. However, many of the shopping stalls felt repetitive, with similar items repeated throughout the market.

Coyoacan is an area a little further south of Roma and Condesa. It has its unique charm and feels…read morevery different than a lot of Mexico City. It doesn't seem as busy and it feels more like Mexico than many of the urban areas. This market is a part of what gives the area its charm. Because coyoacan is the home of Frida Kahlo, Coyoacan is known to be home to many artists. While I didn't see that on a Tuesday afternoon, I hear the weekends and nights are more lively. This market full of local vendors, but a lot of what's here is touristy souvenirs that aren't cheap. Was considering rating this 3 stars as I couldn't find anything I really wanted to buy; however I do think it's an essential part of the local flavor

Three floor mall with nice stores and some decent places to eat. I think every hour there's a water…read morefountain show on the lake side (lago). Even though it's not a natural lake, people were oogling over the show. Self parking is pretty easy and cheap. I paid about $20 pesos for an hour.

This was an absolutely delightful shop I stumbled across whilst wandering through this beautiful…read morearea. I ended up going back the next day to buy more earrings as I had so many comments after posting a picture of the pair I had purchased. The store largely carries unique and high quality Mexican designs across clothes, shoes, jewellery and gifts. The staff are delightful - warm, friendly and very knowledgeable and not at all pushy. If you are searching for a classy and unique present or reminder of your trip to Mexico (for those who are tourists) do not miss this hidden gem.

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This is definitely one of the best shopping malls in Mexico City the only downside could be the…read morelocation. It is not centrally located, however there are busses that will take you from Metro Tacubaya to the street in front, where you would need to navigate crossing the busy street. I think the last time I was here was about three years ago. During my first years in the city I would spend many days here just because of the fact that my partner worked at one of the salons. It was convenient to be able to sit at a nearby cafe and do some work while I waited for him to get off of work. I actually returned today to check it out. There are many newer stores that have opened up, and the mall seems pretty much the same as before. I did notice that the city is constructing a new metro station next door, so hopefully that should enable even more people to come to this mall.

My last trip to Mexico was 5 years ago and I already thought this mall was really nice but…read morewow..they've expanded it, made some improvements, and now it's beautiful. I'm not one to walk around a mall aimlessly but if I lived here for good, I definitely would! You need an entire day to be able to see everything the mall offers. It's 3 floors, including a huge skating ring, clean, bright lighting, plenty of food & drink options, and instead of a regular directory -it's touch screen & it speaks to you. One thing for sure, you will notice the higher prices here since it's Santa Fe and everyone has $$$$. I went into one of their sports stores-Marti and found a workout tank, that I would buy for no more than $40 in the states, and it cost $90 there...uh no. They have stores like Prada, YSL, but then they also have not as expensive stores American Eagle, Zara, Adidas, Sears. SO they do offer something for everyone.

I love coming here and browsing the shops. You'll find your typical U.S stores and brands like…read morePottery Barn, Lego store, etc. The stores aren't cheap though and you'll pay more than in the U.S. They have fancy department stores such as Liverpool and the Palacio de Hierro. It has a terrace level with lots of eateries (highly recommend!) There's something for everyone at Perisur. My only heartache is that there's not enough benches throughout the mall. After shopping all 3 floors, you wanna sit down. The only spot is really the food court. I liked that the food court had charging stations throughout. They also have one of my favorite bakeries, El Globo INSIDE THE MALL! it's not as big as the other locations but it satisfied our bakery craving.

It's an enclosed mall, 'nough said. It has nice holiday events, like Free Marichis on Mother's Day.read more