Mercado Miguel Hidalgo is a must-visit whenever I'm in Tijuana! They have everything you could possibly need, from fresh produce, candy, beer, carnitas, and piñatas to so many unique Mexican products you can't easily find in Los Angeles. I always stock up on fruits, pantry items, and my absolute favorite: their dried shrimp. It's incredibly fresh, flavorful, and one of the main reasons I keep coming back. The variety, quality, and authentic experience make this market one of my favorite places to shop in TJ! read more

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo - Ciruelas! You can't find these in the united states - Farmers Market Near Me - Tijuana, BCN

Walking through a mercado in Mexico, you're surrounded by bright colors, the smell of fresh food in the air, people savoring fruit cups, and vendors calling you over into their shops and tasty samples everywhere . Such a wonderful experience. We tried the carnitas at Kiko Jr., and all I can say is you absolutely cannot skip this place. read more

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Love stopping here for shopping, fresh juice and some tacos while in TJ. Parking is reasonable and prices over all not bad. Not the cheapest in TJ, but having all the options in once place is nice. Pro tip: have pesos ready for prepaid parking at kiosks. Once by restrooms and one near north entrance. Maybe more, but only two I'm familiar with. Multiple exits for prepaid tickets, but only one if you don't have exact change. read more

If you're ever in Tijuana and want to visit an authentic Mexican market with real ingredients and amazing prices, Mercado Hidalgo is the place to go. It's safe, reliable, and full of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and tamales. Go experience this beautiful market for yourself. You can thank me later. read more

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I don't have a picture of all the candy and treats I bought for Dia de Muertos, but I found a machete! You can find things from pots/pans, art, shoes, candy, piñatas, herbs, medicine and many more things at the Mercado. read more

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo - Machete - Farmers Market Near Me - Tijuana, BCN

The sale personally are great. But the parking people are the worse they think they are God. I will never go back there just because of security personnel are the lowest level in the whole Mexican country. I go to Mexico often. I never had been treated so bad. The lady in charge she is the most unprofessional she need to go to hell after the way she want to get money from us l read more

There are lots of great deals and some not so great, but with the convenience of finding it all in one large shopping area. The individual stands offer everything from produce, sweets, mixed drinks, spices, party supplies, souvenirs, baked goods, even some prepared meals at a few sit-down dining areas. If you have time, and patience, you can find better prices from different vendors by shopping around. But mostly they have pretty similar pricing. We did notice some wholesale items at the party store had higher prices than one would get from buying at chain stores, like Calimax or Soriana. But the good thing about this place is you can get all your shopping done without driving to multiple stores. Definitely showing up earlier will ensure you find a parking spot! read more

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It's the best! Simply the best. Leather belts, amazing food, ingredients, pricing, everything! read more

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The market is fantastic. This is the place to go if you are in the market for kitchenware, herbs, spices, home improvement items, and other random things. They are open to bargaining and have fantastic deals. There was plenty of parking when we arrived in the morning, which was a blessing. Parking may become difficult after 10 or 11 in the morning. Additionally, it is a fantastic spot to relax and pass the time. El mercado es fantástico. Este es el lugar al que debes acudir si buscas utensilios de cocina, hierbas, especias, artículos para el hogar y otras cosas. Están abiertos al regateo y tienen ofertas fantásticas. Había mucho espacio para estacionar cuando llegamos por la mañana, lo cual fue una bendición. Aparcar puede resultar complicado después de las 10 u 11 de la mañana. Además, es un lugar fantástico para relajarse y pasar el tiempo. read more

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COME HERE! It's the best place to shop for all the great deals! All the purveyors are so friendly and you'll find epic deals on trinkets and souvenirs. We always come here to eat delicious birria and carnitas and to buy our favorite candy and food! Such a fun place to spend a day! Lots of traffic and friendly faces. I like the open space and how colorful the market is. read more

Great place to visit if you're looking for candy.Good drinks a lot of hispanic.Items all in one place..

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo brings a unique twist to the traditional market experience. The minute you enter the market visitors are exposed to mixture of sights, sounds, and aromas. One of the highlights of the market is the array of food stalls and produce that you'll encounter. This is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the diverse flavors and cultural richness of Mexico. A visit to this bustling market promises a great experience! read more

A great stop to shop around for items or foods! They have many stores but a notable one for us was El Texano where you can buy drinks that they make right in front of you including cantaritos, palomas, micheladas, and juices. A cantarito for us cost about $13 USD and you can keep the cup! Great for walking around the nice little marketplace. read more

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All is good. I highly recommend. Good service and fair prices. I think I'm Going to back. You can find variety of products in one place. read more

Lo Único en el Mercado Hidalgo que hay vendedores de mal humor y atienden mal un señor que vende cocos con el hijo tienen mala actitud y enojados . read more

It was my first time going here, so I didn't know what to expect. They have a paid parking lot available, so luckily we found a spot. Some of the other drivers can be quite rude though- honking at you when you are just waiting for the driver to back out. I love going to markets in different countries, but this one was a bit disappointing. I was hoping for more food vendors, but there weren't that many. There were only vendors selling fruit cups and bunuelos, so we bought a mango one for me and cactus one for him. The cactus one was better because it was more fresh. I thought the mangoes were too ripe. We walked around and there were stores selling cheese, produce, and Mexican candy. I needed to stock up on Mexican candy, so we bought a few of our favorites. The total was much higher than when I last bought some, so I'm not sure if the prices went up, or if this market is just more expensive. read more

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Best place for Mexican coke and candies. We always stop here before heading home. They also have a great selection of fresh cheeses and cooking supplies. read more

This place is the staple of Tijuana! You have to go visit and walk around this place! This is for locals and tourists alike. Get your authentic Mexican candy, tamales to bring back home, piñatas, etc!!! For me, my favorite is the fresh fruit salads at a fraction of a cost!!! read more

Love this place you can find so much here. We usually stop and get everything we need. It's easy because it's all in one location. You will find a farmacia, birria restaurant, lots of places to shop for candy, fruit, food, house supplies, baking supplies and so much more. read more

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El mercado en sí es un lugar muy seguro , tiene su propio estacionamiento y hay personal de seguridad al tanto de las personas que ingresan de fuera además de que son muy amables . Los negocios que se encuentran allí también tienen amplia variedad de productos y los precios son accesibles. Es un lugar muy agradable a mi parecer , a mi familia y a mi nos agradó mucho . read more

The tacos here are absolutely delicious the cheeses, so fresh and creamy.! everything about the establishment gives you a nice comfortable feel they can't wait to come back read more

Super fun market to go to for cute and unique souvenirs or to grab some candies/piñatas and spices. I enjoyed my time here very much. I walked here just because parking did look like it was crazy. read more

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo - Awesome selection of piñatas - Farmers Market Near Me - Tijuana, BCN

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GREAT PLACE FOR EVERYTHING a few candy stores...fresh fruits Queso fresco...and many more Same product may have different prices in different stores shop and have fun.... read more

Food is limited and it's more to buy produce and items. Service depends on stand you visit. Ambiance was ok. No parking due to high traffic

Overpriced. Went over from USA to get a cheap piñata but their prices are the same. They did have the fruit-era on every corner which was nice. Candy packages were around 5-$20 depending on the size. Overall, I would of just purchased them in the US to save the gas and trip. read more

It compares to a large farmers market. Super busy! Good finds but super busy and parking is a struggle read more

Came here as part of a tour. It's a great marketplace that sells a little bit of everything. The aromas from several stalls selling fresh baked bread, spices and other goods were delicious. read more

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Actually I kind of hate this market. Four stars for kind of hate. It does have an amazing selection of peppers, both fresh and dried, beans, and a zillion other dried unrecognizable things. Exotic fruits and pastes galore, pinatas and other cheap wares for the the kitchen, and a nice cheese shop that I did like. This is where TJ folks go to shop on the weekends, and if I lived there I would too. It's not a tourist spot by any means, although it is interesting to see. The negativity I feel about it relates to the whole parking situation, which is about as bad as it gets. The whole place is a city block with the shops on the perimeter facing in. Parking is in the middle, with entrances centered on all sides. They let you in. They let everyone in. Then you have to find parking, which means waiting to be the lucky driver who is just behind the other guy who is too far ahead to try to back up and snag the spot that the person to the right is attempting to vacate. For me, this took just over 30 minutes. They let you in, knowing there are no spaces available, because parking is charged by the time you spend there. Time spent looking for a space comprised half of my fee. Aside from that this is a very interesting farmers market with permanent vendors, a few restaurants, and lots of people watching to do. Sample the cheese if you go. read more

Nice items but overpriced much cheaper elsewhere and worth the walk around looking for a better deal.

Amazing place. Great for tourist but still has that local vibe. Parking gets bad so arrive early. There are so many places to eat, buy Mexican candy, cheeses and souvenirs. We ate El Rincón del Oso and the food was amazing! We went to the candy store next door and the staff was so nice. You're able to sample some of the food before purchase. Went during the day of the dead weekend and they had an alter and beautiful decorations. read more

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Was there this past weekend and without a doubt it's the piñata and candy mega spot. With that being said shop around prices vary depending on the shops that are ethical or not. The ones on the north side seemed to be more reasonably priced $10 piñatas large. $20 for assorted mexican candy bag of 6 pounds. Also this place has authentic chilis and spices from all over mexico, cajeta or caramel $4 for 1.5 lbs, all kinds of cheese, fruits, vegetables, food, churros, coconuts, corn, honey, exotic tropical fruits, copper pots, a huge curios assortment, and mexican dish wear. Like a flea market read more

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So, It was our first trip down to Tijuana and like a majority of tourists, we opted to see the most popular spots that have been raved about and commented on by other tourists. This brought us to Mercado Hidalgo. My previous experience to similar markets like this would only be in relation to other Mexican cities. I've ended up taking a shuttle out from our hotel with a guide, so this would be the first where we were winging it. With that being said, with our experience alone, I found this to be a total waste of time. The market has a ton of stores inside, which in total transparency probably has 4 of the same stalls over and over and over again. There's fruit stalls, dried goods, candy and snacks and random cookware stores. The few food stalls are hidden in the hallways which actually smelt nice but seating was super limited. The one thing I'd recommend is the cup of fruit. We chose one with young coconut rinds, and mango with chamoy. Really liked how fresh the mangos were and found the coconut to be super crunchy and unique! Overall, I wouldn't recommend anyone coming here unless you're here to shop for things specifically, I think we were hoping for more local vendors selling handmade goods. read more

Muy seguro y buenos precios , comida y frutas en todos lados , un poco difícil para encontrar estacionamiento

The best little menudo place and they sell some tasty cheeses in the shops.... there's a ton of fruit and veggies too! Piñata heaven and candy central! Lots of ways to spend an afternoon with the locals and picking up some Mexican treasures & treats! read more

This is a great place to get fantastic Mexican food all in one place. You can eat seafood, carnitas, guisados, tamales,tortas ahogadas , birria, yummy hot chocolate with churros, and hear music! Also has other groceries and even a little store with pottery for cooking and many other things like bakery and tortilla shop! read more

Be careful there prices are higher than anywhere else in TJ. Example a pinata cost 250+. If go to dulfis dulceria across the street they start at 145+. That's a big difference especially in Mexico. The prices in this mercado are only higher because most of us Hispanics from USA and tourists come here. read more

This place is packed with little stores selling everything. We ended up getting a bunch of candy, some medicine, some cheese, a copper pot and a big wooden thing to stir the cooking food. We had just ate so we didn't eat any of the delicious looking food spots here. But we will next time for sure. We're definitely coming back to get some mole negro paste. A little spot had about 10 different kinds. Nothing like some delicious chicken mole on top of some Mexican rice. read more

Mercado Miguel Hidalgo - Nice copper pot for cooking carnitas and chicharrones. Saved alot of money buying it down here. - Farmers Market Near Me - Tijuana, BCN

Incredible protein packed breakfast! A bacon and sublime cheese omlette, beans, Spanish rice & corn tortillas I think i am going to spend my entire vacay budget on food. Everything here is so delicious! read more

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Love this market place. Probably not the only time I have been here, however it is the most recent visit. Most of the shops I'll carry the same items relatively around the same price. But definitely a one-stop-shop for souvenirs food and those must haves. read more

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This place is AMAZING! Every time I come to baja, I have to stop by. When coming in you have to drive in and obtain a ticket, anywhere you purchase anything within the mercado, they will validate parking, you still have to pay a surcharge of 5 or 10 pesos which is literally $.25 or $.50. You can find anything in here. I pick up cheese, called Rey Del Castillo. Its freaking delicious and I usually cant find it anywhere else. I also pick up dried mango. Peanuts covered in chili and lemon. MMMM fresh coconuts for $1.00 they open that sucker up and take out the flesh, which they place in a bag. they have a little stand with lemons, chili, salt, and chammoy. Its awesome! I go crazy and go on a eating binge... no diet or fasting of any kind when I come here. You find piñatas for $8, all sorts of candy. Fruit that you usually dont see cheap in the states. Again, I have no mercy on the amazingly fresh fruits. I go crazy and dont stop till I cross the border. I bring my daughter here and she loves it. We find the Kinder eggs here. Those are difficult to find but are a childhood memory for me when visiting my grandmother in Mexico City. Ahhh the smell of a Mexican candy store, there is nothing like it. :) Please stop by. read more

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