Mercado Lucas De Galvéz

"IG Andres tacos de cochinita y lechon"

@maripepaaa

"Plus grand marché de Mérida. Essayer les tacos d’El Rey del Trompo ou la Taqueria El Amanecer au marché adjacent Mercado San Benito."

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"“C 67 at C 56 • Mon–Sat 7am–late afternoon Mérida’s main market is in two vast joined halls, plus a clutch of stalls around the periphery, with more than two thousand vendors plying their trades. It’s a wild scrum of consumer goods, from freshly hacked-up beef to hand-tooled leather belts to numerous varieties of bananas. Arrive before noon to see the most bountiful foodstuffs; craft shops (many in a separate wing on C 56-A at C 65) are open all day.” This is the largest Merida market, and if you want to check out authentic local markets (mercados), this is definitely the place. A bustling market where locals do their shopping, this market can get a big hectic, but it’s worth checking out and even snapping some photos. As this is a 100% locals’ place, you can expect authentic, cheap eats. It isn’t easy to direct anyone to the best places to eat in Lucas de Galvez Market, as it’s so huge, but be on the lookout for Taquería El Amanecer and El Rey del Trompo in the adjoining Mercado San Benito market. "

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"🕕 Hours: Daytime. Hours for each stall vary but are generally open between 6:00 am – 5:00 pm 💲 Price: Free to look around. Products are priced accordingly and are generally inexpensive. 📍 Location: For a main entrance to the market, walk towards the intersection of Calle 56 and Calle 65."

@coffeepostal

"Marche populaire dans son jus … bruit, odeur, locaux"

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"Marche avec de nombreux restaurants. Très propre pour manger. Surtout du poisson. Privilégier l’allée centrale du marché "

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"Der zentrale Markt von Mérida ist absolut einen Besuch wert! "

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"Local, hectic, crowded food market plus. Great for local color and giant avocadoes"

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"Super food court avec énormément de petits stands pour manger et boire pour rien du tout ! J’ai pris un jus, mange des tacos incroyables de lechon al horno puis un empanadas au fromage "

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"Taqueria El Amanacer. Ceviche stalls, also Fuente de Sodas El Oasis, open-air soda fountain near the entrance to the central market prepares dozens of refreshing sodas with home-made syrups. The cebada – barley - has an old-fashioned malt flavor. Also Jugos Mario, These tamales, made with corn masa, chili and chicken are steamed in a banana leaf and are creamy, custardy and fragrant. A dash of habanero salsa adds fire. Customers in the know vie for a place at the long table."

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"grand marché de Merida fruit, légume,... mais aussi objets.. plus local en bas qu'à l'étage"

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