Mercado San Telmo

Market · San Telmo

Mercado San Telmo

Market · San Telmo

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Bolívar 970, C1066AAT, C1066AAT CABA, Argentina

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Street market with food, antiques, crafts, and local goods  

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"The Mercado de San Telmo opened in 1897 as one of the city’s first major markets to cater to European immigrants. Today, most stalls have shifted from serving the local community to attracting a tourist clientele. Despite feeling like Disneyland, the market is still worth a visit. Make your way to the Beba Cocina stall for classic home-style empanadas, fainá, and tortilla Española. Or pop over to neighboring stand Nuestra Parrilla for choripan (sausage sandwich), before washing down your meal at Nilson with a glass of wine." - Allie Lazar

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Christiane Bertie

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Beautiful market! Just passed by, unfortunately, as we were heading somewhere else. The people eating there looked very pleased and happy. The produce looked very fresh. Beautifully display. I will definitely go back to eat there.

Craig's Travels

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This place is awesome, even better than I thought it would be, but was a lot smaller than I thought. The food stalls are incredible and taste absolutely amazing. The food and drink prices aren't bad. The oven baked empanadas at El Horneo are really good and worth the trip there. It's really hard to choose what to eat because it all looks so good.

Dan G.

SerpAPI
Definitely worth checking out if you're in San Telmo on the weekend. Many great restaurants and bars as well as many shops with antiques, toys, meats/vegetables and decor, gifts, etc etc.

Patrick Monnier

SerpAPI
The mercado has a bit of a nostalgic, sad feel to it. Merchants seem to kind of go through the motions with little visible passion. Antique shops seem to be an after-thought, food is hit and miss. The market appears to be a touristic set-up as opposed to a genuine place locals frequent. I still would recommend a stop but keep your expectations in check.

JurkaDS

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This market left me speechless. Atmosphere is so special, that you can not feel it anywhere else in the world. Definitely highly recommend this place

Juan Cruz

SerpAPI
Lovely market! We had an amazing pasta inside, affordable prices and abundant dishes. The market has a lot to offer, from great food to different clothing and things made by locals.

Vasiliy Komendant

SerpAPI
A diamond in the San Telmo crown, everything about this market is iconic - from the Eiffelesque (allegedly) architecture to the mind blowing mix of antiquities, thrift, amazing gastronomy and what not - including occasional live music events and food festivals. It's a Buenos Aires must.

好孩子Bugi

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Lot of curio and antiques, and as well as shops and cafes. It’s a market that is so clean and no smell at all..