Mercado Pino Suarez
Mercado Pino Suarez
4.5
6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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6:00 AM - 2:00 PM
6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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NicoVas1
Ontario, CA101 contributions
Feb 2022 • Family
Best prices for souvenirs compared to any port in Mexico. You must barter do not accept the first offer. Take 70 percent off from the first offer and start from there. Once the offer is at 50 percent walk away and go browse other stores. They will drop the price. Dont be afraid to leave and come back later
Written February 17, 2022
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GinaSarbo
Concord, CA42 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
Veggies and fruits much fresher than supermercados or Walmart. Many tasty lincharías on upper level.
Authentic and heche en china souvenirs. Great deals on summer tanks fo women and girls. Pack light you can buy what you want.
Authentic and heche en china souvenirs. Great deals on summer tanks fo women and girls. Pack light you can buy what you want.
Written January 8, 2020
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Supershopper
2 contributions
Feb 2024 • Friends
Had a great time in Mazatlan. I felt very safe. Transit was easy to use. Met a lot of Canadians that come often. The weather was cooler than other places I have been in February in Mexico but it allowed for lots of walking and exploring.
Written March 4, 2024
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John G
Calgary, Canada48 contributions
Jan 2020
This Market is a square city block. There are rows and rows of venders with narrow aisles. They have everything from food to clothing, all kinds of crafts with some unique stuff as well as the usual stuff. It is an experience that we like to have once on our holiday. There is nothing we really needed since were were staying at an all inclusive resort. We spent about 45 minutes looking around and then went on to other things. It is right downtown in the historic center.
Written February 17, 2020
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Steve, Red Deer Alberta
17 contributions
Nov 2023 • Couples
Arrived at the RIU Emerald bay in the late afternoon on 02 November.
Check in was fast and efficient. Staff were terrific. Enjoyed he pool
and the room we were given. Food was very good at the Ala cartes
and the buffet
Check in was fast and efficient. Staff were terrific. Enjoyed he pool
and the room we were given. Food was very good at the Ala cartes
and the buffet
Written March 26, 2024
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Gary K
Kamloops, Canada205 contributions
Jan 2016 • Couples
In the "Centro" part of the old downtown, you can find a huge marketplace with almost anything you are looking for. Although covered, the marketplace is open rather than in a closed building. We entered in the area of the fish and seafood, and a few of our friends could not stay in that area for more than a minute. It was aromatic to say the least. But, what an assortment of raw fish, shrimp, etc. You can also find fresh meat, vegetables, and fruit. In fact there is a huge assortment of fresh fruit. We also came across a booth with a big assortment of spices. It doesn't appear to be regulated, so you take your chances on some of that stuff if you don't know what you are looking for. There are also many stands with souvenir type stuff, and if you get far enough away from the seafood area, there are a couple of booths where you can get some authentic Mexican food. So many booths crammed in this building, could take you an hour or more to walk around. It was about 1130 am and we found the market to be quite busy with both locals and tourists shopping.
Written January 22, 2016
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Kelli O
Minnesota22 contributions
Feb 2017 • Family
It's fun to go and see the market but the am is really the best time. The last time we went we walked in where several girls were trying to sell things and got very loud and annoying. They were really over the top but otherwise it's always interesting to see. Always a little cautious as years ago my grandmother had her purse cut from the bottom while at the market so that's always in the back of my mind. We always take the bus and really enjoy it.
Written March 1, 2017
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Marie5466
Guanajuato Municipality, Mexico1,150 contributions
May 2016 • Couples
Have been there many times but the first time we went there on a Sunday we were surprised to see mass service in the middle of the aisles, stopping all shoppers who had to walk all the way around to get to the other side of the market. Very fresh spices, meats, cheeses, membrillo, fruits, vegetables.
On the other side are the ubiquitous hats, clothes, leather goods, touristic junkets, etc.
The meat section is not for the faint of heart. If you don't mind seeing full pig heads looking at you and smelling the not so cold meats and fish this place can be for you.
Restaurants upstairs where you can taste the local food. We usually eat where we see the shop owners eat (you recognize them with their stained aprons, etc.)
We keep coming for the food and restaurants but not for the clothes and such...
On the other side are the ubiquitous hats, clothes, leather goods, touristic junkets, etc.
The meat section is not for the faint of heart. If you don't mind seeing full pig heads looking at you and smelling the not so cold meats and fish this place can be for you.
Restaurants upstairs where you can taste the local food. We usually eat where we see the shop owners eat (you recognize them with their stained aprons, etc.)
We keep coming for the food and restaurants but not for the clothes and such...
Written November 6, 2016
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IzzyRecord
American Canyon, CA30 contributions
Jun 2016 • Family
It's your average mercado, a must if you get bored of being in the hotel zone (golden zone). It's a nice way to buy like locals.
Be ready to haggle w/ the vendors.
We took a pulmonia (golf cart) from golden zone and payed $120 pesos and araña (covered pickup) fir the way back for $100 pesos. Anyways we could've taken the bus for $10 pesos. Either way, it was good to experience.
Be ready to haggle w/ the vendors.
We took a pulmonia (golf cart) from golden zone and payed $120 pesos and araña (covered pickup) fir the way back for $100 pesos. Anyways we could've taken the bus for $10 pesos. Either way, it was good to experience.
Written July 8, 2016
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ExpoNationals
Bakersfield, CA5,295 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
Nice flea market style place in Mazatlan, Mexico. Located in the historic district of Mazatlan. Reminds me of an indoor farmers market. There are tons of vendors selling all kinds of goods. Need clothes, electronics, food, or souvenirs? You will find them plus more at one of the stalls. Make sure to bargain cause that is part of the fun! We scored some terrific deals at Mercado Pini Suárez, and you could too!
Written August 14, 2018
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is the Suarez Market a good place to eat lunch while in Mazatlan on a cruise ship?
Written November 7, 2023
We recently visited Cancun and went to Mercado 28 (I believe) it was downtown. The vendors were so obnoxious I couldn't even shop on my own and it was impossible to even think the sales staff was so pushy...I would have probably bought way more items if they would have just backed off and let.me shop.
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Written July 18, 2021
How far is it from the Cruise terminal. How can I get there
Written March 26, 2016
To ride you can hop a pulmonia (local golf cart transports) right outside the terminal and they can take you right there for about $50-$60 pesos (or about $3 usd). To walk you can follow the "blue line" to the plazuela machado (a lovely stop) and get directions to the mercado from there from the tourist volunteers. It's about a little over 1/2 of a mile. You can get a plumonia or a taxi from the plazuela to the mercardo for about $30-$40 pesos (or about $2 usd) to take you the rest of the way. The mercado is just past the cathedral and main plaza. a great trip walking or riding. enjoy!
Written March 28, 2016
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