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.

Don Serapio is a fantastic little gem of a gourmet deli / grocery shop in San Sebastian. The store…read moreis well stocked with plenty of jamon iberico and cheese varieties. We stopped here twice during our stay to shop and get sandwiches to go. The staff was very friendly and the store is well maintained and clean. This was a convenient and delicious food option, and a must go if you're packing for a picnic. Their prices aren't the cheapest, but you definitely get your money's worth in quality.

This shop is really beautiful and the staff are nice. Plus they have great sandwiches, great loaves…read moreof bread, and fantastic pastries (try their cream filled croissants!).

Beautiful slices of jamon. Make it a point to try as many as possible and take some back to your…read moreapartment for late night snacking. Lovely owners, nice selection of conservas, txakoli, and crianza, too!

Must-stop shop in Donostia-San Sebastian, for high-quality foods at fair prices in a clean, cozy…read moreshop in Parte Vieja. We were looking for tasty local and regional specialties to bring home, and our finds there did not disappoint. Sylvain was friendly, well-informed about everything on the shelves, and so helpful. He hand-carved some Ibérico from Córdoba for us to sample. Will stop in again the next time we visit the area.

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.