Mercado de Artesanías

The Mercado de Artesenias has lots to choose from. And costs range from stall to stall, so you want to be sure to compare and ask for a good deal when you can. I purchased a cap, some earrings and a little zippered pouch.

Definitely check out stall #105 for jewelries, martha is the kindest! Lots of good options, quality is great, and really good price. Avoid the stall by the entrance on the left side when you go in - the prices were higher than the other stalls. On top of that they were rude and they made comments that made us feel uneasy & it felt like they treated us differently and unkindly because we’re asian.

It’s ok , it’s definitely a tourist place and a bit on the higher end on pricing . But it was worth the visit . Right around the corner are a lot of shops and eateries. Great atmosphere. It was a vibe . Definitely check out the small Korean restaurant it was so good.

Treasure trove , A forgotten indoor market - FABULOUS!! Much more old school than other big markets , and very quiet in comparison. Better prices, also inside and undercover, it is really nice and calm .As well as the classic beautiful modern crafts and souvenirs, fabrics and ephemera, this market has some vendors who have vintage bottom shelf older stock so you can find some brilliant treasure here by rummaging on the bottom and back of the shelves - I found an incredible brass mirror , wooden tiger heads , coconut masks, refined jewellery, a tin nativity set , ceramics for under £2, T-shirts around £4-£7. Very friendly stall holders who want you to haggle and make deals if you buy more than one thing.. Cash is king of course if you want the best prices. The market is also in a logical system where it spirals slowly upwards so you can keep walking without getting lost or walking back on yourself. This was my favourite of the markets in cdmx and the one where I bought the best stuff ! The others are great too but this one seems more forgotten and quiet and has better deals - The shabbiness its part of its charm and the workers are so lovely and friendly

Great prices at Gloria and Juan’s little shop , they are in the very back , they will give you discounts and have a wide variety of products I have been buying and bringing friend to them for the last 5 years! Ask at the entrance so they can guide you to their shop. If you do decide to look around , my suggestion is to always compare prices between shops and buy once you are comfortable with their prices . At the entrance you will be check with temperature , toilets cost $5 bring change

I loved this! There's a lot of colorful and fun stuff to see! The prices are not so good but you can ask for a discount if you pay in cash. It's good to point out that there's two entries: one for the artisan market per se and the other for the "food court" of the market. If you get inside the food side, get to the right where it's a sign written "Cafe". There you can find a great meal, tastier than most restaurants around, with soup, main dish, juice and dessert for 75 pesos. I had a tomato soup with pasta and tacos rellenos with cheese and potato with a watermelon juice. Super recommend! 👍

This is a great place in the Reforma area to pick up souvenirs, t-shirts, jewelry and all manner of odd Mexican stuff..lots of fridge magnets. This maze of small retailers is easy to get lost in, but that is ok as you will see different things each time you pass the same stall. The owners are friendly and not to pushy. Which is a nice change to other markets I have been in. So if you are in the Reforma area or close by I would highly recommend dropping in for a bit of fun retail therapy 🇲🇽🇲🇽

Excellent. Vendors have made custom items for us. No problem. Very inexpensive.