Pino Suarez Mazatlan Market

A vibrant market frequented by both local and tourists alike. We were looking for handmade local crafts which were aplenty but we decided on a store manned by Fernando, store #40 (from what i understood). Fernando has a gentle mannerism and is such a nice & polite gentleman. It also made it easier that the beautiful handmade necklaces we were looking for were displayed in a glass case, were reasonably priced & there was quite a variety to choose from. We also purchased a talavera plate and various earrings for gifts. We were very happy with the experience and our purchases.

I just love the atmosphere at this market. If you’re new to Mazatlan you need to take a visit here. The prices overall is lower than other street vendors and the vegetable are fresh. Lots of seafood, beef, pork and chicken. If you can’t find it here you won’t find it anywhere. Love this place. Also a close walk to the “Shrimp Ladies” and “Old Town and a historic church”

Very fun to wander the stalls! Most of the stalls sold similar knick-knacks so don't be afraid to walk away from a deal and haggle with a different shop! The upstairs has several very cheap Mexican restaurants. We had smoothies from a vendor on the outside of the market that were delicious

I guess it’s going to depend on why you went to the market in the first place. Actual shopping because you live here or shopping for touristy gifts etc. A large selection of meats, vegetables, pastries and candies for the home. The market seems to becoming more tourist oriented every year with many booths carrying the same items. I don’t personally like being asked to buy a hat etc every 6 steps but if you’re looking for gifts you’ll find it here at a good price.

Great market. Can find everything you need. Best tamales around, pineapple was our favorite.

Good local market. Have a lot of things to try lol

Plan to spend some time here... It's super crowded and there's tons of vendors. Though many have seemingly the same things, you can find some more authentic ones mixed in. We loved the sweet bean dessert tamales - glad we noticed that vendor as she was sort of hidden down a little side area. If we had better ability to cook while we were there, this looked like a good place to get meats.

Looking for an authentic, local experience? Come here.