Loved this mercado and it's surrounding areas. We shopped till we dropped! Clean bathrooms are 5…read morepesos. Plenty of food, guisados, mariscos, tacos etc.

My wife and I went on a two-week trek across a couple central Mexican cities, and probably went…read moreinto a dozen supermercados; this was easily our favorite. I suppose this is more a review of the supermarket as a tourist spot, but I'd recommend walking through if you're visiting Mexico and want to check out a local market. We were wandering around the outskirts of the historic center of Morelia when we spotted this place. The market itself is pretty large, spanning a few small city blocks on each side. The produce and meat sections of this market were what set it apart from the rest. Rows and rows of delicious looking meat and stacks of colorful fruit and vegetables were just fun to walk through. The clothing and dry goods sections also had a much wider assortment than the other markets we visited. Word of warning: If you've issues with seeing meat or poultry on display, this is not for you. You'll see tons of cow heads, intestines, etc..

Es muy económico. Es variedad de productos…read more La cantidad exacta para las familias. Recomendable. Te atienden como familia. El personal es magnífica. La recomiendo al 100%

I was absolutely impressed with this Costco, they have everything my local Costco in Fullerton…read morecarries. I purchased a microwave and a few toddler spanish books. Wanted to purchase more but didn't have enough pesos exchanged yet. They do take credit cards as opposed to our local Costco who only takes debit and cash. Prices are similar to our local branch, appliances seemed a little higher in price but that is typical in Mexico. In the parking area there are independent workers ready to help carry your stuff to your car for a tip, they are anxious for work, I did feel bad for them. We had a young man help us tuck our microwave in our vehicle as it was gigantic. Loved Morelia wish I could have spent more time there.