It's amazing to see all the vendors and sit and eat what ever your heart desires. Fruit, cheese,…read morebreads, meat, desserts.....flowers

We had so much fun here. In this town and in this market. You will do pretty well even with…read morespeaking French. This is the heart of the town pretty much. Everything happens before 2 pm and closes around that time too. We stop by for their famous oyster and had zero regret. Just wished we were here earlier in the day. This market has two parts. A side for fresh veggie, cheese and bread. French people take their bread very seriously. You will find a lot of small pastries on the way in therefore do come hungry. Next part will be the meat and seafood part. I would come back here again just for their oyster bar in the back. Beside oyster, you can find other fresh season cooked and serve on the spot. Be warned it's not a big space. You can get some or alot to go on the beach. But just eat it there and enjoy. Restroom is outside the building and it locks down after 2 pm. We were there on weekends so no sure on weekdays.

Les Halles is the local fresh cheese, fruit, vegetable fish, and meat market in Pau. I love…read moreshopping here because everything is fresh from the farmers, you can get a poultry, meats of all type, vegetables, fruits, and flowers. if you are a Pau, you have to go. Some vendors in side of the building will take credit cards but not all of them, so bring cash with you and lots of small change as this is the preferred method of payment. The market is currently under construction (May 2017) with plans to have a three storey building completed sometime in 2018 it will be huge and very very lovely so don't let the construction site turn you away. The market is divided in about three different sections on a Saturday only, they have fresh produce across the street from the market. Monday - Friday two sections are open, fresh produce is behind the building. Everything is seasonal so some things you may not be able to find but just look around you'll find something you want. The market is most crowded in the morning, Don't let the crowd discourage you. The vendors are very friendly they will let you taste some items depending on what it is.

A bit of a bummer, when I came down side market was closed. It looks like they're doing some…read morerenovations. I'm sure once it's open it'll be nice.

Very nice market and I recommend you visit when in San Sebastián. It opened in 1870. There are some…read morestores with olives and gourmet products, but it's mostly butchers and fishmongers. There's also a huge shop with bacalao, or dried, salted cod. Outside, there are produce and flower markets. There is also a great cheese shop outside. A central part of old town.

We were staying in San Sebastian and took the train up to Saint Jean. The first place we went was…read morehere for some snacks and we're very pleased to see a small but well stocked market with baked goods, produce, meats, cheese and some wonderful prepared food options. This is a great little French market, make sure to try the Jamon Bayonne, the best ham north of Spain!

Every major city in Spain has a central market, this one is the one in Vitoria Gasteiz…read more There are several dozen stands selling the best meats, fish, fruits and vegetables in the area. There are also some prepared and gourmet food stands where you can immerse yourself with the fragrances of Rioja wines, Txakoli or Idiazabal cheeses. The fresh meat and fish stands are well set up so the smell does not overpower the area nor the nearby food or market stands. It's located about 10 min walk from the Old City.