This is a cute little store within DoceCuarenta. You can pick up t-shirts, hand towels, pillows,…read moremagnets and other Baja inspired goods. I am so happy that we found this place on our day trip to La Paz!

Well this farmers market does have some souvenirs, clothes, T-shirts and stuff for tourists it is…read moremostly food, groceries, and all kinds of miscellaneous stuff sold by locals. I did not put pictures up of the meat market section. I don't recommend you buy your meat there, but there are some fresh fish for sale. If you want a glimpse of local culture, this is it.

I've been to bigger and better markets in South America and I'm sure there are bigger and better…read moremarkets in Mexico. This is a friendly local market with the usual crowd: older ladies hawking wares, several stands selling licuados, meat and fish vendors, one snack/sweets shop with spices, and several miscellaneous vendors selling everything from children's guitars to huaraches. But nothing held my interest here, and I left empty handed other than a papaya licuado. Near the entrance of the market is a food court of sorts with several vendors selling traditional meals. It was a good place to stop for chilaquiles and menudo.

We went here today to replace a cushion for an indoor seat cushion and the people were so friendly…read moreand helpful. The selection of upholstery fabric was vast and they had a showroom with Sunbrella brand items (they also carry Sunbrella fabric along with a large assortment of canvas and awning fabric. Very impressed with the businessman and their prices (I went online and researched prices) were very reasonable. US price was about $25 to $35 for the type, and size we needed) One of the young men took the time to glue the batting on the cushion for no additional charge. There is an upholstery shop around the corner from the marina that we've used before with excellent prices and service, but no foam.

This grocery store chain is all over Mexico from south mainland to Baja. Some are extremely nice…read moreand some are total dives. Similar to Walmarts Super Centers in major metro areas versus small rural towns. They all have an amazing seafood section and fresh produce. They nicest ones (I've experienced) are along the Cabo corridor and are better than most US chains.

Chedrauls are popping up everywhere in La Paz. It has everything you need and then some! Great…read morebakery and pharmacy.

The staff here is friendly and knowledgeable about scuba gear. They're patient, honest, and not at…read moreall pushy for a sale. They have a large selection of gear in terms of price point and sizing.

Carlos helped us out with picking our masks, and answered all of our questions regarding equipment…read moreand proper gear. Straightforward and easy process, we ended up leaving with masks, de-fogger and sun protection shirts based on his service; this place was recommended by our dive shop owner Alexia over at Dive in La Paz on Melchor Ocampo.

We stayed here for a vacation to La Paz The rooms were clean very centrally located the restaurant…read moredownstairs had pretty good food, a little expensive but the staff was very friendly. The staff at the actual hotel was very accommodating I had parking and it was a short walk to anything you wanted to do from there. If we go back to La Paz we would definitely stay there again.

It's a Walmart! Not my favorite shopping location but it did have a broad selection of items in…read moreaddition to food. Fresh options like bakery were not great and product selection on food was somewhat limited.