This is an excellent store, with a very conscious owner and employees, who genuinely care about how…read morefood is produced... who have a lot of awareness of what makes food nutrient rich. I love many of the products that you can only buy here, made by local producers, such as kefirs, goat milk, sheep cheese--- and some of their store-made products such as red cabbage sauerkraut. Go it's a great little place!

Do not visit in the summer months! No AC as most restaurants in this part of Mexico. Food was good…read morebut over priced. Wine was way over priced .

If a tourist center like San Miguel de Allende gathers its prototypical souvenir purveyors in one…read morespot, this would be the way to do it. The downside is that so many of the shops feel quite redundant that it's easy to bypass businesses when you know you'll see another shop selling basically the same things... magnets, masks, coasters, ashtrays, Virgin Mary plaques, you name it (Photo 8). There are two covered blocks of vendors after which we found ourselves in Mercado Ignacio Ramírez, a more open space featuring fresh produce, flower stalls, and fast local food stalls. It would've been more tempting to us if we didn't already have lunch at Jacques nearby (review: https://yelp.to/1eEKC6YG8X). Our walkthrough of the market was more of an Instagram op, which was just fine. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/JAQyLB4YqU

It's kind of a must-see when in SMdA, and definitely worth the visit. It's huge, spanning a couple…read moreof blocks, but tbh, so much of the arts and crafts are really similar. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs and the people working the stalls are super friendly. There are a couple of good restaurants nearby and some require a wait, so the Mercado is a great place to walk around before your meal. Highly recommended for local color.

I love love love this place. While strolling around my new neighborhood I spotted all these…read morebeautifully colored items in baskets on a table and had to go in for a peak. As it turned out I was walking into a candy store, and all those pretty packages were sweets and treats. I was able to buy a few various samples and was happy to discover some good ones. On another passing I was tempted to stop by because I had really liked their cute little coconut candies, and I happened to have 10 pesos in my pocket. This time the owner who is very warm and inviting patiently and happily described each and every candy in his store. I loved hearing about how this one is made or where this one comes from, and what goes with each. I am not much of a candy person, but I have to admit he made me love the display and we sampled many that were really quite good to my surprise. I am planning a visit to the Yucatan soon and plan on having him prepare a big basket of locals candies (and their stories) to share with friends and family. It is a great gift idea that combines flavors, colors, traditions and makes people happy on any budget. Tried, tested and recommended.

From the owner: Nos dedicamos a la comercialización de dulces tradicionales, naturales y fabricados en México de…read moreforma artesanal

I was delighted to fall upon this little neighborhood gem. Friendly welcoming service. Delicious…read morefresh salad with caramelized onions, goat cheese, seeds, mixed greens, etc. Thin crust veggie pizza with pesto sauce was quite nice. The food has a European flare. They also make their own conserves and roast their own coffee. Can't wait to try breakfast.

We were able to get the last table for New Years dinner. The 6 Course meal was superb and the…read moreservice extremely friendly and professional. Hats of to the chef and staff.

A great place for wonderful meal. Service was excellent, great views…read more The menu had wide variety of options. Everything we ordered was great.

Our server, KAREN was absolutely incredible. She told us a little bit about San Miguel. she was…read morealso very patient with her Spanish. The food was very good too. The risotto was creamy and made perfectly. The beet salad was sweet, and the preparation and presentation on the plate was exquisite..

Stopped here with friends who are locals for lunch. It was late so we ordered the soup and salad…read more The soup was a pumpkin squash with toasted seeds. The pumpkin was delicious and the toasted seeds took it over the top. The salad was a tabbouleh but had too much mint for me to enjoy. I had a local IPA that was good. The outdoor dining area was nice and our waitress friendly and provided good service.

Wonderful food for lunch and dinner. It is a quaint place with many seating options and the service…read moreis very good.

ComiDomi is the easiest way to order food online in San Miguel. Its just like UberEats in the…read morestates. Use their app or website, select what you want, pay online, and the food magically appears at your door!