Mercado Municipal de Curitiba

This market is great and well worth a visit! Open everyday except Mondays. If I was self-catering I'd be shopping here everyday! Lovely looking meat, fruit, veg, nuts, snacks, and all sorts of fresh tasty stuff to buy. This market is very big, feels safe, and has cafes and restaurants to eat at.

Lovely clean market full of fresh produce, specialty food, and well stocked liquor stores. All the shop keepers were pleasant and helpful. There is a food court on the second level and coffee shops and bars around the periphery.

A symphony of the soil, right in our neighborhood. Walking through this market feels like turning the pages of a rustic poem. each stall is a stanza of vibrant color and honest labor. The air is thick with the sweet perfume of sun-ripened stone fruits and the sharp, clean scent of pulled-from-the-earth herbs. Beyond the kale and honey, there is a pulse of community here!

Lovely, well maintained market which is full of whatever you could wish to find. Variety of fresh vegetables and fruits, meats both fresh and dried, cheeses, fresh seafood, nuts, confectionary biscuits, dried fruits.

Great place to visit. About 1/3 fresh groceries and meat, 1/3 cool stores and 1/3 various genres of restaurants. Well worth a visit.

Lots of amazing things for sale. Great place to have lunch in the food court. A must see when in Curitiba.

A very nice farmers market that sells many good items. They had a huge variety of vegetables and fruits. I found many of the exotic fruits I was wanting to try in Brazil at this market.

An absolute treasure of things to buy. We love the place so much. We can actually say this is one of the best public markets in the wide world, and I have been to a few. It's organised, rich, colourful and has lots of good food. We will come back one day. Glauco and Isabelle, United Kingdom.

Um mercado muito legal! Tem frutas de variações diferentes, pinhões que são a especialidade da região, muitas opções de comer, e algumas lojinhas que vendem vinhos, coisinhas domésticas, e lembranças. Eu fui na segunda-feira ao meio-dia, e não tem muitas pessoas. Foi fácil ir "ver vitrines" - eu comprei algum vinho e lembranças de capivaras numas lojinhas lá - os preços foram razoáveis! Depois de ir às compras, eu comi num "buffet" brasileiro num segundo andar. A comida que comi foi simples é razoável também! Para os visitantes a Curitiba, eu recomendo vocês a visitar este mercado (sem confusão)!

they have it all here for sure. the fresh produce, cold cuts, meat and even pet fishes you will find here on their first floor. there is no parking as far as I am aware of only street parking and I was told that it is pretty difficult to find some parking near the market. here is a bargain place where you can negotiate the best price and get the best price if you are savvy. you will find also liquor stores here and clothing stores. the second floor has a full food court and tobacco products as well. there is really not much more to say about tis place, all you need to know is that you should not drive here if possible. you should bring some cash cause you can buy a whole lot here and that you should also come with time cause there is a lot to be seen. the only negative I found here is that the business ppl here do not care about the customer. I went to a store asking for a specific kind of liquor and I was told that they didn't have and when I asked if they could point me to someone they may think has the drink they told me that they would never direct me to a competitor, I thought it was the most stupid answer ever! it showed that there are willing to have the customer not find the item they need so nobody gets the money. with that said, do not take no for an answer and walk around over there cause after all here you will be on your own.

If you want fresh produce, this is the place to come. They are open every day but check the website to see the times. The produce are super fresh and there are a ton of stores to choose from. They sell everything here. There are 3 butchers and 3 fish stores as well. If you are hungry, then have restaurants on the 2nd level. The middle area is primarily fresh fruit and fresh vegetables while the outer areas are for the miscellaneous stuff. There are also plenty of stores that sell alcohol so if you have problems finding a certain brand of liquor or wine, you will most likely be able to find it here. Also be advised that some of the stores are cash only.