Bazar Fusion

We visited here as it was where our bikes and munchies tour of Mexico City began. The jokes are stored here. The coffee and tea were good. We didn’t go shopping here as it was so hot by the end of the tour but a lot of cool funky shops selling everything from hexagonal polygonal plant pots to women’s clothes.

Wonderful bazar tucked away in Roma Norte. The place is beautifully decorated, and has a nice collection of restaurants and cafes to enjoy with wonderful outdoor seating. I would recommend the balcony on the second floor as you get wonderful views of the bazar at it’s very quiet and serene. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area, and a good stop for a coffee or breakfast. Bikes and Munchies cycling and food tours also run out of here, and I would highly recommend a tour with them if you get the chance.

I run into this bazaar on my way to the museum of Cera. You can find %100 hand made Mexican products in stores settled on two floors. Sellers were kind and friendly. All stores were decorated warm and you got good vibes. You refresh with coffee and cold drinks or enjoy with your meal in the garden. It’s a very good place to relax and shopping.

This is a very very unique designer wear/art gallery)Market. The various products for sake here are all designed/made by the artists here. There are artists/vendors both inside the building and outside in the walkway. The things here for sale are so artistic that it looks like an art gallery.

I stumbled into this place by coincidence while walking and what a great surprise. It is a local hub for designers and also a place where you can buy their goods. The building is gorgeous and the place even have a couple of bars and restaurants. A place to buy clothing and decor made in Mexico lindo! (All pictures taken with Pixel 3 XL)

Place is so cool! They have a lot of Mexican designer clothes, shoes, retro souvenirs, tea, accessories. Stores are placed in the rooms of old castle. It has his own charm with old floors and big windows. There is a coffee store, where you can sit outside. On weekends they have events.

Very nice place we had a good time on the restaurant Sunday brunch , Very cute Artesal stores

An adorable bazaar to grab coffee, food, or browse specialty shops. Love the artistic design of the location.

Cute place buy totally overpriced. Seems to cater to naive tourists. For instance a sensitiva plant that I just bought in Xochimilco for $5 pesos, they sell it there for $50 - seriously exactly the same plant in the same pot. There is a cool cafeteria run by couple of chilean guys but so far they are not very good taking several orders and delivering to the terrace upstairs. The highlight of my visit was a band that played covers during the Saturday evening that I was there. This is a place to have a look, grab a coffee, listen to some music and get out. Savvy shoppers should not spend money there.

This market is great! It is one of the places to buy all sorts of cool stuff, especially awesome Koe artisan rebozos. They are hand woven cotton and are so pretty!

I like this venue. Every weekend they have different foodie-type events held here, surrounded by a bunch of boutique shops that are overpriced but still interesting. I've been to the European food/culture, "around the world" festival, and South American festival but I think they also have Mexican food and health food themes from time to time. The around the world festival was probably the best, because they had the biggest variety of vendors, serving food, booze, and other products from all over including Brazil, Italy, Netherlands, Cameroon, etc. The vendors aren't pushy and love to talk about their products and give you free samples.