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Huipulco Lunch Market

Ubicación Acoxpa Calzada de Tlalpan, Calz Acoxpa y Huipulco, Pueblo Huipulco, Alc. Tlalpan 14370 CDMX

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Mercado de Minillas

Ubicación Av. Canal del Nte. s/n, Col. 5o Tramo 20 de Noviembre, Alc. Venustiano Carranza, 15309 CDMX

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Mercado Santa María Nonoalco

Ubicación Francisco Girardon 31, Pueblo Santa María Nonoalco, Alc. Álvaro Obregón, 01420 CDMX

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Mercado de Granaditas, La Lagunilla

Ubicación Eje 1 Nte./Granaditas, Col. Centro I, Alc. Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX

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Mercado San Felipe de Jesús & Tianguis

Ubicación Av. Dolores Hidalgo 205, Col. San Felipe de Jesús, Alc. Gustavo A. Madero, 07510 CDMX

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Mi Mercado 24 de Febrero, Lomas Altas de Padierna, Tlalpan

Ubicación Ferrocarril Cuernavaca esquina con Tulum, Lomas Altas de Padierna, Tlalpan, 14740 CDMX

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The Public Markets of Mexico City are one of the highlights of any visit. They're not just places to stock a hotel room with fruit, but mini-universes of local culture, commerce, and agricultural innovation.

These are among the best places to eat in the City. All of the Mercados Publicos in Mexico City include prepared food. It's served at comida corridas, fondas, and antojerías. There's dozens of different ways to call Mexican eateries that aren't exactly restaurants. But the point is, if the food is coming in here off a truck, it's fresh!

There are more than 400 of these markets in Mexico City. Some are a little upscale. Some are nearly unchanged in 50 years. Some are even older. Those are indicated in the map with the "Historical" marker but all of them are part of what makes a trip to Mexico City so exciting.

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