Mercado Central

This is a great Mercado. It’s clean, orderly and safe. It’s more of a fine foods market than farmers market. A great place to great charcuterie and cheese, fresh meat and chicken, dried goods, sweets and wine. There are a couple of tasty places to eat lunch or dinner.

Mercado Central is a very varied and interesting shopping center, very reminiscent of Mercado Centrales we visited in Livorno and Firenze, Italy. There are fishmonger, butchers. Green grocers, arts and crafts vendors, artesanal kiosks, as well as cafes, bars and restaurants. We had some very good coffee at one of the cafes, my wife's cappucino had a layer of cream on the top and real chocolate sludge on the bottom. You could even get a personal paella in the Mercado Central. Highly recommended - there's something for everyone.

Small market but has plenty of produce and of good quality to choose from. Ideal if you’re looking for charcuterie items or you want condiments such as olives, pickles, fruit/ veg etc. There are coffee shops and snack food bars also if you’re looking for something to eat.

Lots of fruit, snacks, meat, etc. available. There are also a couple cafes and food spots if you’re looking to sit and grab a bite to eat. Hours are a little strange with a break in the middle of the day. We didn’t end up buying anything but was nice to walk through and look at what was offered.

Beautiful market in Mendoza, it is very clean and all kind of products and restaurants. I had a small breakfast for 5 dollars that included medialunas and cafe con leche.

Small historic market with limited food options and other small stores.

Great place for local delicacies: wines, fish, meats, veggies

It's an old building, and should be a refurbished market. People can buy meat, seafood, fruit, veggies and so on here. There are eateries and restaurants inside, with many local customers.