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Fiestas Market Square

3.7 (87 reviews)
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Pretty little walkway
Libby F.

Touristy thing #3 on my mom's list. I've been to Tijuana, so this place I could had done without. Side note: We went on a Thursday and there was nothing going on. I spied Mexican Elvis eating by himself in the market building where all the vendor booths are. Since I wasn't looking for Mexican dolls, or clothes, or baskets, etc... I really had nothing to shop for. I wanted something that screamed San Antonio! I only found salsa that wasn't made in New York City. Austin, which is an awesome city, but $9/jar is not what I want to break in my suitcase. So we ate! Not here inside the marketplace, but at one of the two tourist ridden restaurants. Which was the highlight of our 1/2 mile walk here from the hotel.

Awesome made in Mexico leather sandals
Dawn H.

A must stop for shopping and snacking when in San Antonio! Huge variety of food items, clothing, accessories, pottery, you name it! If your a first time as a tourist here, buy a Mexican blanket to take home. They last forever! Eat a cup of roasted corn "Mexican style" with mayo, Cotija cheese, and chili powder. Tastes SO much better than it sounds. Over the years the prices have gotten a little high on most items, but hey inflation affects us all, right? As a general rule, prices offered by the outside vendors tend to be little lower than those inside the building. Many vendors carry identical items, so don't hesitate to haggle a bit, especially if you're buying a lot from one person. They will usually make you a fair deal. Visit and enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of Mexican smack dab in the middle of San Antonio, TX!

La Fiesta at the Market Square!
Tamara D.

This place was amazing! Jammed packed with Food, Music, People, Bands, and Vendors! Face Painting, Henna desgins, & Bubble Machines! Did I mention the food??' Corn in the cup, Chicken on A Stick, Churros, Tacos, Enchiladas, etc. The Aroma out here is heavenly! Just people out here having a great time!

Curt C.

Viva Fiesta! This is the best option for getting Fiesta food! Tripas, anyone?! This place is one of the longest fiesta events. It goes on nearly the entire time that Fiesta is going on, from dawn til the late hours of the evening. You can still do the regular shopping through there while Fiesta is going on. Just expect it to be a lot more crowded than usual. There's all kinds of great music that goes on here all week- there's usually at least four stages set up. You have to actually go through the Market in order to get to that last one- it's set up under the freeway! Yea, the acoustics suck there. They don't really have enough bathrooms set up for this. The shops and restaurants don't want you going in there for theirs. This year, I saw for the first time a bathroom pass $2 for one visit, $5 for the entire week. If you're a guy, the lines are generally pretty short. I've heard horror stories about the women's lines. My advice: don't even try to park around here. Take the bus or walk from the street parking on the other side of the freeway. Plus, the beers at the booths are the most expensive options. Go to the little shops that are always open selling beer from a brick and mortar store. They're cheaper, and they usually have chili salt and limes!

Anita Y.

Love this place during Fiesta. Parking is a hot mess and crazy expensive but once you're at the square, you see that it was worth it. The restaurants usually have pretty long waits during Fiesta but there's tons of food and drink stands. It's completely free to enter. There's live music on 2 different stages. It's so festive and fun. A must for tourists and locals! I got gorditas from Elena's (food stand). Really delicious but pricey.

Fun even on a rainy day
Liz S.

Who: boyfriend & I When: Valentine's Day weekend, 2015 Where: Fiestas Market Square What: Chili-powdered mango on a stick ($5) Why: Despite living in for the past half decade, I have little experience with hispanic culture and food. As a hispanic heritage attraction, this place offers a wonderful cultural space that promotes strolling, shopping, restaurant-ing, and indulging in street eats, art, and music. We went to the famous Mi Tierra restaurant/bakery and jumped ship after realizing the wait to put our name on the waiting list was an hour (1 hour wait just to put our name on the list!). At any rate, there is much to enjoy in the square. At the very least, enjoy a chili-podwered mango on a stick, and go from there.

Abdiel G.

The closest you can get to a real mexican market here in Texas, everything from the food , decoration, and music, great place to buy souvenirs too, very recommended

Janice T.

We visited here by chance, decided to get off our Alamo bus tour. The variety of food vendors and shops give you a variety to choose from. The mini tacos were delicious and juice vendor with the cute Mexican hat cups is refreshing. We explored the shops and felt like we were shopping in an indoor swap meet. Was able to find a cute ceramic gift for my Mom there. I enjoyed my mango rose also, very creative way to eat it I must say.

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