Mercado Municipal Paulistano

If you’re a tropical fruit lover, this is the perfect spot for you! You’ll find an incredible variety of fruits, from cacao to yellow kiwi, all in one place. The sellers are incredibly kind, offering free samples to taste. While there are also vendors selling cheeses, meats, fish, and more, for me, the tropical fruits were the highlight of the day. You can also enjoy a traditional meat sandwich at the small market restaurants—it’s huge and hearty, but definitely worth trying!

This was the first time here. What brought me here was the mortadella sandwich that Anthony Bouda in had on his show. The market was very impressive with all of the food and meat and fruit selections. A lot of olive oils and wines and amazing restaurants. Only negative is it was very hot inside but upstairs had restaurants with fans and water mists. Definitely a must see in Sao Paulo.

A really cool place to see a lot of different things you can eat like fruits, bakery items, wines, liquors, fish, meats and many other things. There are also a lot of cool restaurants on the second level to choose from. You will be harassed by salesmen at almost every store on the lower level. Just say no thank you and keep walking if you are not interested, and don’t let them put things in your hand or offer you so called free samples because nothing is free.

This amazing city market is always bustling with energy. It's a treasure trove of incredibly fresh produce, offering everything from Greek olives to Uruguayan Parmesan cheese. The food court is legendary, especially for its massive and mouthwatering mortadella sandwiches. You could easily spend half a day exploring and indulging. Beware of the fruit vendors, though! While they'll tempt you with free samples of cherries, dates, and peaches, they'll eventually charge you for everything. It's a delightful but tricky experience. Despite this, the market is an absolute must-visit and likely the largest of its kind in Latin America

Amazing Market & Experience. Vendors offer great tasting samples of meats fruits and cheeses. Fried Cod Balls And Cod Pastel was a bit pricey but tasted awesome. Everything bought here was worth every Real. If you are a tourist this is an amazing experience in culture and meeting some of the friendliest Brazilian people. 10+ If a vender offers a Date & Strawberry Combo try it. Superb match up of flavor. But buyer beware..... Some fruit vendors will entice with free samples and then want you to pay more for the fruit when you decide to buy and cash out. Do not fall for it. Also, seek out the wall of Vino. It surely is a sight to behold.

Wonderful to experience this part of São Paulo as well. A local food market full of everything - meat, fruit, fish, nuts, and wonderful local restaurants. Absolutely buzzing with locals of all sorts.

Must do for the Experiência Paulistano! Great place to spend a late morning, collecting cured meat and pimentos to take home and then end the visit with a Cerveja and a Sanduiche de Mortadella at any of the over half dozen cafes on the second level!

This is a mid size market with a lot of places where to eat. It's a very touristic place. Uber is the best way to reach to it. Very safe. Very expensive and colorful. Perhaps a beer and a table of cheese is enough.