El Bazar Sábado

Ok this is a must visit for anyone wanting to do any shopping with hundreds and hundreds of artisan stalls and shop with a wide c bc Aries of goods and amazing selection of crafted jewelry and clothing and ceramics and glass…from high end to chatchkies..cobbled stone streets, beautiful neighborhood homes… wear sneakers or solid walking shoes…we took the metro and then a 20 min walk but you do you…my wife got some beautiful unique very affordable silver jewelry and felted goods…a def yes!

This is probably my favorite place to go in CDMX. The bazaar is fantastic with a large variety of products at good prices. The restaurants surrounding the plaza are wonderful - never eaten at one we didn’t love. And to top it all off, the ART is amazing. We purchased a piece for our home and plan to pick up another on our next visit. The cobblestone streets and the variety of offerings make this a must-see, even more than Ciudadela and other similar outlets. You are likely to find your best souvenirs at Bazar Sábado, but remember they only do this on Saturday mornings until around 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon, so plan your trip accordingly.

Lots of amazing vendors. The outdoor stalls start pack up around 6ish I would say so get in and budget a lot of time to look around

You need time to enjoy and talk to the artist and find out about their craft. I recommend a full day to savor the local arts and crafts. Mexican folklore 🫶🏼🇲🇽🌮🫔🌯

Absolutely loved it! Regret not planning in advance and spending a lot more time here

This bazaar, nestled in one of the area's historic buildings, is a true hidden gem. The blend of history and local culture creates a unique shopping experience. The bazaar features a couple of charming local boutique stores offering a wide variety of locally made goods, including handcrafted items, food products, textiles, perfumes, skincare products, and jewelry. At the heart of the bazaar is a cozy restaurant, perfect for taking a break and enjoying a meal amidst the vibrant surroundings. Overall, this bazaar is well worth a visit.

lots of souvenirs and artwork! very fun activity for a Saturday morning

I stayed in the neighborhood on my visit, and this market was definitely a highlight of the area. The variety on offer runs from bog standard souvenirs to more unusual and higher-end clothing, jewelry, and art. There's a restaurant and bar inside. Don't forget to go upstairs, too. During Day of the Dead the entire area has A Lot More going on.