Mercado 60

The space here is really cool. We went on a Sunday when they had Mexican dancing on the stage, which was really fun to watch. You order drinks with a waiter and food is self-ordered from the different "stalls". Our drinks were good, but the food (we got nachos) was meh. Worthwhile for drinks, vibe, and entertainment, but I'd eat elsewhere.

Literally the best food I've had so far in Mexico. Great atmosphere. Amazing friendly staff. Wonderful manager. Well priced. A spor not to miss

While out for a walk, we discovered this incredibly lively spot and it turned into the highlight of our evening. The whole place is open under a huge tree, giving it a cool, almost forest-like vibe right in the middle of the city. There’s upbeat music, tons of energy, and so many different food options that it feels like one big restaurant made up of several smaller ones — pizza, tacos, a guacamole-focused stand, burgers, and a couple of great bars. The space is huge with plenty to explore, and they’ve even added fun extras like giant Jenga and a basketball hoop for quick shoot-outs. It’s a super happening place with something for everyone, and I’d highly recommend checking it out if you’re nearby.

We came here after the day of the dead parade. There was lots of space to sit down with a group and I liked the aesthetics of the place - cool lights and a band. $130-$150 a cocktail and around $65 for a beer.

Always one of my go to spots when I'm Merida. Good vibes, perfect for family, date night or just getting out! Shout out to my guy Emilio, best customer service around! Super friendly, very attentive and has got your every need the moment you walk into the spot hands down! The live music here is fantastic and tons of food options in one spot!

Bartenders are way overworked and often lose track. But, the food options are great, and it's legitimate quality. Live music, some dancing. Seats close to the music or far back, so you can party or just chill. Great upbeat vibe. Also, the resident cats are so cute!

We loved the atmosphere and great service, but the food and drink prices were way too high for what it was. When we found this place and sat down we were planning to spend the whole evening there, the place looked awesome, but we left after one drink each (330 pesos) and a few bites (750 pesos), it was not worth it, and we couldn't waste another 1,000 pesos for almost nothing. We went to Pipirau bar instead where we paid 60 pesos for a large drink (or 110 for a litre), and had more food at the street market (Santa Ana) for 100 pesos each. So yeah, chose wisely where to spend your hard earned money.

Great place to hang out and listen to live music with options for free everyone. The cocktails are fantastic, food if good but had better in town. They even have salsa dancing.

Live music 9-11 and great vibe with open air seating surrounded by food stands that you can pick based on your cravings. Drink service to your table love this place and definitely coming back

Mercado 60 is a great and inviting space to meet friends or acquaintances. There is a lot of open seating and various vendors with all sorts of delicious eats and treats to partake in. Matter of fact there are 18 different culinary options. PRO TIP: If you're going on the weekend, get there early to grab and chair and tabletop. The staff is super attentive and it's incredible people-watching. PRO TIP 2: There are not a lot of vegan options but some dishes and plates can be veganized, just ask the vendor from one of the many options. Some nights there are live bands or beer yoga! and other special events so check out their website. I really enjoyed Mercado 60 and can't wait to go back for more eats and cold beers.

Lovely food court with many bar and food vendors. We tried the arugula pizza cooked in fired oven. The crust was thin and the cheese was savory. They had live band.One may self serve or be served. The Calle outside is being renovated

Mexico is so full of life and colors!! This comes more to life in Mercado 60 in Mérida. Went there with the husband to try some Mexican must haves including the chilaquiles and a taco platter. There are options from other cuisines as well such as pizzas and gyros to choose from. The food tasted great, so much so, that we went back for some American food the next night. The ambience is like any food markets with great live music and let's of people chatter. I would recommend this place in case you are bored with Mexican street food!

Great concept, but it just falls way short. My wife had a disappointingly bland burger and I had some mediocre mini arepas. Drinks tasted like they skipped the liquor all together, so we switched to beers. The band playing live music stuck to American cover songs. Clearly this was entirely catered to tourists and unapologetically so.

This place is awesome! We came back twice during our few days in Merida. It's open air, food court style but with a fun, hip vibe (the first time we went, it was dark and everyone working there was dressed up for Day of the Dead, and the second time there was a live band playing) and upscale semi-gourmet food. They have everything from burgers to sushi to ribs etc but we stuck with the Mexican food (which is what I suggest doing) and had the most amazing quesadilla I've ever had (it had chicken and peppers and was grilled on the outside - look for this one as there are many here) as well as great guacamole and tacos. A fun, casual spot that's great for a group!

Man, I have such mixed feelings on the location. The setup and gathering of different options was amazing. Sadly, the food quality and flavor were really lacking. We visited for dinner one evening while on vacation. We sat at a table and a server grabbed us drinks. The prices were higher if a server got you the same item you could have grabbed yourself. How that works was not clear. I stopped at the burger spot in the back and the burrito place. I dont recall the particular items we ordered, but I do recall that neither of them had much flavor. The food looked good, but lacked flavor and seasoning. The location was great and it seemed like a really modern and trendy spot, but the prices were higher than normal for the area. I would return and sample other food items from different vendors, but would skip the burger and burrito spot.

Updating my review for several reasons. I like the general ambience here but the quality of food has dropped severely and this reflects my experience as a whole. Firstly, this is supposed to be semi-gourmet food. In all reality, it's simply overpriced. There is nothing unique here, and the items offered by the various restaurants are less than exciting. Of the ones that seem exciting, it's all hype. I used to go here and enjoy quality food in the first year it opened. Now, it's fakeness. Of the three favorite places I had here, two are gone and the other has significantly lowered the quality of their product. The craft beer place is gone. There is an owner/manager who is always walking around micro-managing things and making it an uncomfortable experience. Only a fool would continue going here expecting something good - I won't be one of them. This was the last time I'll be going there. Poncho y Chel's should also be ashamed of themselves for using watered-down BBQ sauce (it used to be amazing, I've eaten there at least 20 times). They should also be ashamed of the pathetic parmasean cheese they use as a substitute for what was once fresh, and for the fact that their fries no longer have truffle oil but are still advertised as such. Mercado 60 in general is a fad. I know I'm not the first to realize that the quality has changed to something unacceptable. Clearly staying alive based on old reviews because there's really no reason to eat here anymore. It might be a good place to go if you enjoy a bad selection of overpriced drinks and occasional live music.

"Oh Croque!" Awesome beef bourguignon sandwich! Cheap and delicious Lots of other offerings and we'll be back

A fairly reasonable and successful concept from a few years past before the bottom fell out and the place fell apart. How bad has it fallen? Looks like all of the original food kiosks are gone and replaced by an amalgamation of third rate krappy kiosks. We passed by one kiosk with three bored employees waiting for customers. Two of them absent mindedly picking their noses. Seriously. You want to give it a try now? Be my guest..

We were in Merida for a week, and visited Mercado 60 three times during our stay. Fun and family friendly atmosphere. We had our 1yr old daughter and she loved the atmosphere:). The food was all good. The burgers were good, I ordered mine well done and it was still moist and well cooked. We were even surprised that the Bbcue was good too, tangy flavor, and the sushi was not the best we've had, but certainly was descent for fast service sushi. Fun bar options and desserts as well. I'm from California so for me, I had no issue with the prices they seemed cheap to us because well anything is cheaper than San Diego.

I would only recommend this place if you are used to McDonald's or Taco Bell. The quality is more or less fast food. The prices are Americanized. We had the pizza and burritos, both lack luster and we did not even finish. There are many better options please pick something else.

Expensive place compare to other places in Merida BUT the place is amazing, over 20 restaurants to pick from, lot of tourists, great music, food smells amazing, really nice place. Big tables for groups or just to meet new people. La yuca yucateca cuisine took over 40 min to make 3 panochos... try something else!

Mercado 60 is an upscale yet casual food court, with a large selection of different food - burgers, tacos, sushi, sandwiches, craft beer, cocktails, and everything in between. Get there early as it can be packed at night

His place is amazing. If you don't know what you want to eat stop by here. It's an outdoor venue tucked away. With over 12 unique food, beer, and dessert stalls all with its own flair. The food is amazing and the music sets the atmosphere for a great time.

Don't order the Chinese! I ordered gyozas for delivery, and there were fried, not steamed, and full of nothing. Literally, one gyoza had a shrimp tale inside - that's it! Can't speak to the other types of food there, but you've been warned!

Great casual spot in Merida, although it's very touristy. Most of the clientele were tourists and very few locals. It's not a farmers market, but more like food stands with an array choices from tacos to ramen. The food, drinks, service - all great. Try the strawberry margarita, made with real strawberries, they're strong and delicious.

A fun way to spend the evening. Lots of choices to choose from and live entertainment. It's confusing at first but you go in and find a place you like, order at the place, get a beeper and then find a table to sit. It gets crowded on the weekends the later it gets so find a table first and have someone wait there. I ate at Taco Grill and got. Our non alcoholic drinks at Verde. There is a huge bar for alcohol.

Don't come here for food. Although it's no more EXPENSIVE than most dining options in Merida, I wouldn't say that it's the same quality you'd find if you just went to a restaurant. Really it's a food hall experience ( a glam word for food court these days) that's outdoors, has live music, and creates an even livelier atmosphere. You'll see young people from the nearby hostels to married couples here, strangers all dancing and socializing the night away. That Latin culture of socializing between all the generations has always been something I really enjoy. It was THE most happening spot in terms of dancing and live music we saw while in Merida. Music and ambience are great. Get your food elsewhere though and come here to start or wrap up your night. It's fun, but good food is to be had elsewhere.

If you are looking for authentic Mexican food don't come here. Over priced, cold food. Mixed drinks at the bar are soooo water down. This place caters to tourists who probably don't know about authentic Mexican food. If you are going to the bar just order tequila shots and beer. They can't mess that up. Will not be recommending this place.

Mercado 60 is AWESOME!!!! A great spot to eat and drink & listen to live bands of many styles depending on the schedule. We've gone twice and hope to go again! Love the amazing murals and set-up as it's like a little community of eclectic restaurants and bars you can choose from. The service is fantastic and for convenience you get a pager for your order so you can continue to socialize while waiting for your food. The prices are very reasonable and the Pizza spot was a favorite though we're going to try other foods as they were enjoyed by the people we met there :) Part of one of our special memories in Merida!! Dale and Cindy Vancouver, BC, Canada

This place was appealing for the ability to sit outside and cater to different tastes amongst our party. However, the disappointing service, terrible food and lack of availability of items on the menu made it a disappointing experience. We waited over 1.5 hr for our food which arrived cold. When we told them they offered to reheat which took another 15 minutes and came back at the same temperature. It also tasted terrible. We asked at each bar for red and white wine and were told there wasn't any. However when we asked again why the table beside us had wine, we were told that they did have wine. Overall, a disappointing night for a very overrated place getting all of its customers because of a few trip advisor reviews.

A good place to spend few hours in the evening. There is live music and a good number of restaurants. We got food from the sushi place and Ice cream. The only downside was our experience at the wine bar Taninos. The server could not find the bottle of sparkling wine that we wanted to buy and then he went to help other customers with their drinks. He told us, he could not find the bottle because the manager wasn't there. Other than that, the place is fine.

Grabbed dinner and a drink here tonight. Lots of food to choose from, good atmosphere, and good live music. No complaints!

When we visited in 2017 this was one of our favorite hang-outs. One year later we came and it has completely changed. The vibe is flat, and on a scale of 1 (low) to 10 (high) --we rated our food a 4. We ordered from two different kitchens-- an Argentine steak place and one serving Mayan foods. No bueno. Thinking it was an off night we asked a local. She said it's boring and the food quality has gone down and she no longer goes there. We will not return. Too bad because it's a great location and a great concept.

Had a great time with the large selection of food and live band playing throughout the night

Inventive and well executed casual dining and drinking venue. I am impressed not only in the food/drink offerings and free live music but also in the business plan. very well done, it is an idea that every City should strive toward.

Absolutely amazing communal eating experience! My husband and I even made friends with a Dutch couple whom we shared delicious eats and drinks! The cleanliness was impleccado

There are many places to get something to eat here. We ate at 60 Brasas which was decent. The ambiance there is great and there is live music. Definitely go check it out.

Great concept to have a market with lots of (gourmet) food vendors. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food, this is probably not the place. They have everything from sushi to burgers here. We tried Argentinian food - grilled meat platter. It was tasty, but a bit on the expensive side. If you want to try out a trendy place with cool decor, this is the place.

Stopped by here to have drinks while we were waiting for apoala to open at 7pm. This place is OK but it has funny smell. And Barra, skimped on the mojito. I asked them to make it a bit stronger after I found it bland when I tasted it. They just blew me off. This place is more like a food court. How can you get quality meals from stalls? I could have given them a better review but I did not like how Barra treated me. They probably thought I was a local. I heard the locals discriminate their own.

Cute place. Lots of choice. Had a terrific margarita. Nice for a group and a relaxed dinner.

Cool spot to hang out and pick up reasonably priced good quality eats in Merida - food hall style, plenty of variety, good mix of local and international flavors.

Mercado 60 is a hidden gem! Set back off the main road in downtown Merida. A huge open air courtyard with seating, market lights and a stage for live entertainment. Not your typical Merida eatery...looks more like a chic food court where hipsters go to drink over priced micro brews. But, yet again you will be pleasantly surprised. You'll find a dozen or so food booths with everything from Yucatan cuisine to sushi. I opted for a choose your own stir fry which was fresh and delicious. Others ordered a Yucatan platter and a Lettuce wrapped burger. Each of our entrées averaged about $7 USD. Cocktails and beverages were top notch. Literally the best Pina Colada I've ever had was $3 USD. Hard to top? Try adding a great live band. A full 5 piece band with a smoky alto singer sang some Latin songs mixed in with some John Mayer, Maroon 5 and more. The entire experience was like being in Soho or West Hollywood but for mere pesos. Mind blown!

Go here! It's an absolute must when costing the area, it's rustic, tons of food options and drink selections. I was surprised!

Fun late night dancing & food truck style eats without the foodtrucks: Ribs, sushi, wok, Lebanese. Rumor there's even a quesadilla where the tortilla itself is replaced with a slab of fried cheese. Make sure to salsa (dance) that one off. Watch for the local dancers angling for partners.

If you want to eat high quality Mexican food, this is the place. The chef and owner Raúl is excellent!!!

Found this place, which just recently opened, and what a find it is! A very cool, very hip place. To the uninitiated it maybe "just a food court", but they are oh so wrong. This is so much more and would cause a stir in any trendy city. Add to it that is in the tropics and it's a recipe for fantastic. The food from the various restaurants is all excellent -- in my 2 trips there I have tried the bar (naturally), the flautas place, the grill (Pancho y Chel's and the burger place, and the fish tacos -- and everything was wonderfully delicious. We especially liked the elote from Panchos and the burgers. My only criticism, and this is oh so minor, they need to be more generous with the napkins...the food is too fantastic and you go through them too quickly! You really need to add this to your itinerary when you visit Merida!

A bit touristy but this place doesn't disappoint. Sat at a bar and went for the local drinks. The band last night was amazing.

My boyfriend is the pickiest eater ever and he LOVED this place. It's not a farmer's market. It resembles a food court in the idea that there are many different types of food to eat, but it was in a beautiful outdoor setting and although the food was fairly cheap, it was very good. We tried most of the places here, but his favorite was the pasta. You get to create your own meal by picking the pasta, sauce, meat, and veggies. He said it was the best fettuccine that he has ever had. The bar had excellent margaritas and the craft beer place had so many different selections! We went back several times because it made him happy and I got to try lots of different types of food.

Big fan of the pizza. That being said the whole place is great. So pleasant to sit in courtyard and enjoy many different types of food and music. Like the sangria too.

We love this place! Although we haven't tried all the stalls, the food we have sampled has been wonderful. Plus super friendly people, good vibes, and a sweet playlist. Great place!

Went here twice. it's not really a farmers market. It's a collection of somewhat higher end/foody eateries and bars. Here in L.A. a place like this would be awful but with the casual, everybody in their own vibe, openly friendly and refreshingly lack of posing ambience along with the good food and drink I had a really good time, I was there solo and had several nice conversations with people with whom I shared the communal tables. The food I had, I forget the name, was good without being crazy expensive. Across the way was a stand that did real craft beers and distilled liquors. I tried two craft beers, Patito and Jefe, both made in Yucatán. They won't replace your favorite craft brew, probably, but they were better than most American supermarket brands and WAY better than the mass market Sol or Tecate swill that we have all suffered while in Mexico. Price for these given the high-end, hip downtown crowd and location was more than fair. For the beer, around $3.50 each. Next trip to Mérida, I'll be back for the food, beer and people watching.