Tianguis Cultural del Chopo

A very unique open air market, catering to alternative taste. You can find anything goth, punk, metal from media such as cassettes, CDs, vynil albums, clothing, shoes, accessories, vintage clothing and many other items, there was live music, the crowd had a good vibe and all were very friendly.

One of my favorite places in CDMX. Lots of music stuff, a stage, all sorts of people, all sorts of clothing. Felt pretty safe. Great food vendors. Some places will try to rip you off, others will be fine. Just like any part of CDMX.

Fancy live shows, memorabilia, rock t-shirts, and merchandise? This is the place. Only in México

Super cool saturday flea market with live music and all kinds of anarachist books, second hand records, cds, rocker clothing, and general cool vibes. Highly recommend.

Wow. Very busy and so unique. Be ready for the crowds but enjoy the market and the fun experience. Everyone welcome, but definitely has a punk rock kind of vibe.

Fun scene and worth a visit (along with library next door). Never seen so much heavy metal stuff for sale. Star off only cause lot of repetitive booths. Friendly crowd. Very crowded.

What can I say about this place that someone else has not said. We were lucky to see a few bands perform and at the end the crowd decided to go into a mosh pit. If this is your first time visiting this famous Rock and Roll market be ready bathrooms are limited, tons of snacks, drinks and food to be had. There is lots of vinyl, cassettes and gear. If you are a Rock fan this should be a bucket list type of destination...

The market is enormous, so much cool stuff, jackets, concert shirts, cool clothes, vinyl records, live music, patches... for hours. Very chill scene, although it got quite busy as the afternoon wore on. Cant wait to go back.

Perhaps this was the cool place where you could find everything Indie related. That's not what it is today. I would have loved to find some old relics or really cool vinyl records from the past. I've read reviews about the fact that this little area had all kinds of cool and interesting stuff. To both buy and trade. Instead what I found was an ordinary flea market with just regular junk really. If you are looking for an old pair of used blue jeans, or a beat up used cell phone, then there was a lot of that here today. There was also a lot of places to buy food, as well as, a few small convenience stores. Maybe I came on the wrong day in the middle of the week, and the cool merchandise comes on the weekend or a different special day.

Punk Rock Flea Market! This place rocks- it's legit hardcore punk. This is where punks have been coming for generations to swap dirty looks, hardcore grunts, patches, books, and bootleg tapes of kickass grindcore, metal, punk, ska, thrash, surf country, death polka, accordion goth, and metalachi music there is. Although finding a cassette tape might be rare, they sell some music, and a lot of punk clothes on the cheap. Want some KISS Army handmade punk denim jackets? They got em in spades. They know their music- ask for some Brujeria stuff while you're there- dropping the name is instant street cred, so they know you're hardcore metal. I got a bunch of patches and some punk accessories on the super cheap. I asked for a two-pack of socks, and ended up with some Tupac socks. Thug Life!! There's a big sign at the front of the flea market that forbids alcohol or drugs, so you know it's safe, right? I did see a coupla cops slow rolling their cruiser down the narrow passageway, eyeing us punks up to no good. It's right next to the library, which is a bit ironic. Fight the power!

The infamous punk rock swap meet. This place is pretty rad. The people down here really know their shit when it comes to punk, goth and metal. Here you can find everything from band shirts to records and you can even get tattooed in some stalls. If you're into the music it's worth stopping by and checking it out.

El Chopo is a cool and hip spot for punk, goth, indie rockers, grafitti writers looking for spray cans and phat markers, and skaters. I didn't buy anything, you can find just about all of the items in the US, especially if you live in a city. The people watching and atmosphere make this place special.

I learned of this place from a Yelper. gracias. It's fun to go people watch, listen to live heavy metal music, buy an MP3, cool t-shirt, incense, a snack and other items on a Saturday afternoon. Easy to get to from the Buenavista metro. The scene is dark, punk, crazy, fun and and El Chopo is celebrating 35 years of culture in the area! Felicidades.

One of the most memorable places I've been to in Mexico City. The most interesting part was how people who label themselves as a punk, emo, etc. come together into one place. There is always a live band playing and a lot of bootleg/hard to find items.