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What are people saying about La Merced Market

Javier_D, Jun 2026
Great tour and great guide.
We had a great time with our tour guide, Gala. She was extremely knowledgeable, communicative and patient with us. We highly recommend her for this tour.
Marc_K, Apr 2026
Best walking tour if you like markets and tacos
Great walk through of the markets with many stops to sample amazing food and the best tacos. Pablo was a great guide, local and knowledgeable.
Ezgi_E, Mar 2026
Great tour, good food
I wanted to do this tour as I love to see the real habits and culture of a county that i visit. Clara was very good in navigating us through the market. She gave the group options as well so that we can do the tour in a way that suits us best. I learned a lot about the market and ate AMAZING food. I would not be able to do this tour on my own. Thank you
Kristin_B, Apr 2026
The Only Way I Would Experience La Merced
I would leave more stars if I could. This was a top highlight of our trip and I would not go to the Mercado de La Merced without a guide. It's huge and beautifully chaotic and I would not know where to start on my own, what I shouldn't miss (or where to find it), what region different dishes or ingredients are from, the identity of produce that we don't see in the States, what's native and pre-conquest, the influences of the Spanish and Africans, or how to navigate food safety in the Market (and elsewhere). We would have been hopelessly lost. It was just my husband and me on our tour with Clara, a trained chef passionate about Mexican food and culture. We got to experience highlights of Mexican cuisine that we don't see in the States, and we learned so much from her about the food, history and culture. I would certainly not have tried insects without her! She helped me to buy ingredients to take home, gave me good tips on making tortillas, and inspired me to cook more Mexican dishes. She was a lovely person and we left feeling like we made a new friend.

La Merced Market

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La Merced Market
  • Wear closed-toe shoes and keep jewelry to a minimum since it’s a crowded space.

  • La Merced Market is open daily, from 5am to 7pm, and is free to enter; it is closed on some holidays, such as Good Friday.

  • Many walking tours include food samples and offer information on Mexico’s culinary culture.

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