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.

The market is now located at Club La Huerta sports club. Lots of booths with great food, drinks,…read morejewelry, clothing, and art. We got super fresh yellowtail tuna sashimi on tostadas, oysters and chocolate clams. Then headed over to Las Cazuelas de Don for a chicken tostada, had some horchata from Sylvia's. Got to listen to some awesome music and watch a group dancing. Lots of places to sit in the shade and friendly people to help you find your way around. Note: The market runs from November - April on Saturdays from 9am - 3pm.

I can't believe this place doesn't exist on yelp. Since I had a painfully difficult time finding…read morethis place, I made the dropped pin location available to help fellow yelpers who may want in on this little gem. If you're a fan of food, arts, and live performances, you'll love this place. It's a bit of a trek if you're planning to take a bus there like me, so make sure you get a cab there if you can't handle walking that long and/or can't stand walking on dirt roads. I went there a bit late (half an hour before closing) but there were still a few vendors scattered about. I'm not a fan of jewelry or handmade crafts but I gotta say that a lot of the stands have some really neat looking pieces that would make an excellent choice of souvenirs. What I'm a fan of is the cabeno juice smoothies from jugos las animas. At only 50 pesos a pop (~$2.50), I couldn't resist getting a second one. As for food, I loved the chicken torta from Las Cazuelas del Don. Too bad I was there too late to try out more food joints.

While on an excursion to Todos Santos from Cabo San Lucas, our driver recommended Agricole and one…read moreof the best areas locally to dine. Upon entering, I noticed the Michelin Badges posted by the door; a great indication that the food must be good. The restaurant had an open concept and a beautiful garden in the back. We ordered a variety of tacos: duck, rib eye, and Gobernadora (consists of shrimp, fish and octopus, with cheese and house made mayonnaise); Duck Magret, and Agricole Pizza with Prosciutto, arugula, strawberries, ricotta, mozzarella, parmesan cheeses drizzles with balsamic reduction. While waiting for our food, we toured their garden and I quickly recognized that Agricole was a Farm to Table kind of restaurant as they grow their own vegetables. They also make their own tortillas too from scratch. Food was absolutely delicious! Huge servings, plated very well, my pictures say it all. Highly recommend if ever in Cabo San Lucas heading to Todos Santos!

The farm to table experience of our trip. What a beautiful restaurant! Great service, beautiful and…read morefreshly made drinks and a must visit market attached. We got this incredible salad to start with the freshest tomatoes and amazing ingredients. I did not eat the lettuce being in Mexico (I've made that mistake before) but the ones in my party that did had zero problems. We ordered a Margherita pizza which was superb, I love all things dairy on Todos. Super fresh and light. We shared a short rib in a dark chile mole that was excellent served with veggies, beans, pickled onion and hand made blue corn tortillas that were to die for. Making tacos out of it was the highlight of the meal. Beautiful restaurant, great service, but be prepared nothing down here is cheap. Not as expensive as home, but for 6 of us spent $200. I would def come back, a gem in the outskirts of Todos Santos.