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    Mercado San Agustin

    4.4 (105 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Mercedes C.

    The wonderful thing about coming to Mercado San Agustin in Tucson is that it's contained- but in a relaxing way. This outdoor market is small enough that you can cover the whole place and make a day out of it. It features a nice mix of boutiques, artisan shops and cafes all nestled around a courtyard creating an inviting feel. My kid and I enjoyed a smoothie and fresh pressed juice on a gorgeous warm morning. Even if you aren't shopping, you can still grab a bite from one of the eateries, get a bench or chair and enjoy.

    Ngoc H.

    Cute place with shops and LGBTQ friendly environment. Decent food and drinks available.

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    Traci G.

    Outside ambiance was bustling and fun. Enough seating. Had steak and eggs (the tomato jam was sublime), breakfast plate and breakfast sandwich. Drinks were fresh squeezed Mimosa and chai. You had to order at counter and service was slow. One of our gals was done eating by the time the other two got theirs.

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    Maddy S.

    Amazing and fun place to spend a Sunday in Tucson! Great food, local restaurants and shopping! A great place to remember how nice it is to support local. The food at San Augustine restaurant was amazing. We also got coffees at Presta and walked around! Everything was clean, well kept and all staff was nice! Would recommend this for a nice weekend out in Tucson!

    Jacqueline H.

    Mercado San Agustin District: A Vibrant Community Oasis @mercadodistricttucson Mercado San Agustin is more than just a market; it's the heart of a thriving community. While the market itself boasts a delightful collection of local shops and eateries, such as @la_estrellabakery and @agustinkitchen, the true charm lies in the surrounding neighborhood. A World Away from Suburbia The architecture here is a refreshing departure from the typical American suburbs. Here, houses are built with local materials and designed to foster interaction. Forget sprawling lawns and car-centric living; the Mercado District encourages walking, meeting your neighbors in plazas, and enjoying a true sense of community. Award-Winning Design The neighborhood itself is a marvel of design. Moule & Polyzoides Architects (@moule_polyzoides) have crafted a space that seamlessly blends traditional aesthetics with modern functionality. With eight blocks, seven plazas, and a stop on the Tucson streetcar line, the Mercado District is both beautiful and conveniently accessible, reminiscent of San Miguel de Allende. Many of the homes are tucked closely together, with inner courtyards filled with fountains and plants, or rooftop patios for watching a sunset. A Breath of Fresh Air If you're looking for a place that celebrates community, sustainability, and local character, then Mercado San Agustin is a must-visit. It's a place where you can ditch the car, embrace the outdoors, and connect with the vibrant energy of Tucson. Down the street you will find the MSA Annex. A series of shops, cafes and eateries serving local goods, all houses within repurposed shipping containers.

    Horchata & concha

    Breakfast has never sounded more delicious than with a concha perfectly paired with horchata. It's the best flavor combination!

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    Carolyn C.

    A must place to visit in AZ. Great shops and eating. We went back the second day and tried the breakfast tacos. Stop by Petroglyphs for fun artwork and Mexican themed decor.

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    Rachel H.

    A must visit in downtown Tuscon, the Mercado San Agustin is a small but mighty mercado around a small outdoor courtyard in the old section of town now called the "Mercado District" by smart local relators. A couple of the better restaurants in town (Sei's Kitchen) are located here with outdoor dining, one of the best Mexican bakeries (panaderia staple La Estrella), a couple terrific boutiques with antiques (La Cabana) and local wears and one of the best coffee houses in town. Don't miss it. Small but worthwhile.

    Rain Bow B.

    For something out of the ordinary you should visit this outdoor/indoor market with food, coffee, shopping, and socializing opportunities. Everything is locally owned and operated so is a great opportunity to support the Tucson community. It is somewhat convenient with good parking and a couple great spots to eat a full meal or just top in for pastries and coffee.

    amazing concha's at La Estrella Bakery bomb and cheap only a few cents get these or else i'm gonna buy them all from how good they are. 100/10

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    Carolyn T.

    Cute little courtyard converted into little bakeries and restaurants. Seems to be the hangout before Embarking on long group Bike rides

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    Beautiful little area. Many restaurants and boutiques to choose from. Had a wonderful morning there

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    I love it here at the Mercado. Delicious food and music on weekend evenings. My favorite place.

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    Aesthetically beautiful. Seis restaurant is amazing. Food is satisfying. Drink menu is great. Great for kids and dog!

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    Is it dog friendly?

    Yes, lots of people have well behaved dogs there. I have seen metal water bowls out n a doggie drink fountain before; but that's not all the time.

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    “Presta Coffee and La Estrella Bakery were the two shops I frequented the most, Seis Restaurant is also very tasty.”

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