Mercado de Comida de Coyoacán

Fresh food market · Villa Coyoacan

Mercado de Comida de Coyoacán

Fresh food market · Villa Coyoacan

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Higuera 30, La Candelaria, Coyoacán, 04100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

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Authentic market with quesadillas, pozole, tacos, and corn smut tostadas.  

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Higuera 30, La Candelaria, Coyoacán, 04100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

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Dimitris Travel And Tips

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A little more expensive than your typical market food but you get big portions. I recommend the spot on the left for chilaquiles verdes con bistek y Oaxacan Queso 😋

Matthew Fransz

Google
So many choices of foods, all of them so far have been great- Pozole, Quesadillas, Tacos, Aguas, and crepes. Service does vary, as each stall is owned by seperate people. I have been had great service at most, but there does seem to be a couple of stalls where clearly the workers don't want to be there. Each stall has a "specialty," so make sure you try them all.

Cecilia Crawford

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We always go to the stall in the back left corner. Their quesadillas and gorditas are the best. The lady makes them in front of you, and they have a selection of sauces to choose from.

Roja JR

Google
Authentic food market in the hood. Could get crowded sometimes but the food is always good. I love having the Huarache with pastor, which is huge and perfect for sharing.

F Puertas

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This is a great eatery. Depends what you are in the mood for, but you will find excellent options. Both flavorful and affordable. If you are looking for something fancy, this is bot the place.

T Joseph

Google
Wow, wow, wow. The quesadillas were amazing!!! Cleanliness not the best but don’t knock the process. The sesos (cow brain) and champinoñes were top notch!

Valentino Ferro

Google
Great, authentic food market where to enjoy all-time classics such as pozole, quesadillas, tacos and fruit juices. Absolutely try the quesadillas!

Paula Carnicero

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Super colorful and good food!