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Peeceecee
Skipton, UK1,002 contributions
Feb 2020
.......Instead, with your back to the sea turn left, You walk alongside the road which is lined with small shops and stalls selling arts and crafts and the usual tourist tat. At the end, you enter the quaint fishing wharf and harbour of Angelmo. There is a large outdoor/indoor produce market and it is particularly fascinating looking at all the strange looking types of fish and shellfish on display, When you have finished browsing the market, you can usually see seals in the harbour area.
The market area is lined with quaint two storey timber buildings many of which are small bars/restaurants selling authentic local dishes at really cheap prices. Be prepared though because most will only accept local currency - check before you order!
The market area is lined with quaint two storey timber buildings many of which are small bars/restaurants selling authentic local dishes at really cheap prices. Be prepared though because most will only accept local currency - check before you order!
Written April 4, 2020
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Ilmar T
Perth, Australia481 contributions
Mar 2020
This market is quite small and has a lot of restaurants and a few souvenir shops associated with it. When the boats are in it is possible to also see a few sea lions waiting for fish scraps. Close access to cruise ship passengers, and more picturesque than the town.
Written March 9, 2020
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Alberto L
17 contributions
May 2014 • Solo
If you are going to Puerto Montt or Puerto Varas you should visit this fish market, where you can find good smoked salmon, that since it doesn't need refrigeration (if you don't open it), is a very useful food for travelers. Also try the Merkén (a Chilean smoked Chili) from this place and the potatoes from Chiloe.
Written July 25, 2014
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welmoed
Oaxaca16 contributions
Feb 2014 • Couples
When visiting P.Montt, you should definitely visit Angelmo for its lively artesania market and big fish market. Try a salmon empañada, they are delicious! The setting of the bay with all the little boats is nice as well. Definitely a must see.
Written February 9, 2014
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SILVIABRE
Buenos Aires, Argentina3,116 contributions
Mar 2014 • Family
Typical fish market where to encounter local seafood and handcrafts. Not a long walk from town and with an typical port feel. Careful where you choose to eat. We were warned about health conditions by locals.
Written March 4, 2014
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xena888
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico313 contributions
Jan 2014 • Friends
The area makes for very pleasant strolling on a (rare) sunny day in Puerto Montt with a wonderful array of woollens, artesania and art, but beware the prices! Lapis Lazuli is more than double what you'll pay in Puerto Varas, so it's worth the 1600 peso (there and back) bus ride to buy, although the selection in Angelmo is unbeatable. Just take one of the blue mini buses that leaves the main bus terminal every few minutes. Be sure to go on a weekday or Saturday as not all the stores are open in PV on Sundays
Written February 16, 2014
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DJ L
Lemont, IL129 contributions
Feb 2013 • Couples
We dropped anchor in the Puerto Montt bay and "tendered in" on the Grand Princess lifeboats. First of all, I have to give a shout out to the Puerto Montt seagulls. They are apparently well fed, because thousands of them came out to play in the little swells and currents created by our ship at anchor. It was like they were at a seagull amusement park, chatting and laughing and flapping around, just having a good old time.
From the dock it was an easy walk (to the left) along the seaside road to Angelmo. It's hard to say how far it is from the Puerto Montt dock because every ten feet is another vendor of local wares (mostly). Bring your dollars or your pesos. You aren't going to get better deals than here on a scarf, a sweater, a poncho, a hat woven with llamas on it, a shawl or even a straw tango hat. There is some jewelry but nothing jumped out at me. One thing I wish I bought was a little hand made mama doll made of yarn, with a baby in a backpack. Super colorful and only 5 or 6 dollars. Kicking myself now.
Finally, you reach the fish market that is Angelmo. The people are just like the seagulls. Happy, busy, chatty. Use whatever Spanish you know. They'll nod and tell you all sorts of stuff whether you understand it or not, like how to wash your new sweater. Or what the big black mystery blocks are (they're seaweed...for soup). We were there in February and so many kids around - it took me a minute to remember that's their summer and they were out of school. Some were shucking oysters, or spraying down crabs, or buying local cheese, or hanging out along the waterfront. Very nice. Very authentic. No hurries, no worries. One of my favorite stops of a 32-day cruise!
As cruisers, we weren't looking for food. But the smells were incredible. I'd try the local fare if I were you. It's going to be fresh!
From the dock it was an easy walk (to the left) along the seaside road to Angelmo. It's hard to say how far it is from the Puerto Montt dock because every ten feet is another vendor of local wares (mostly). Bring your dollars or your pesos. You aren't going to get better deals than here on a scarf, a sweater, a poncho, a hat woven with llamas on it, a shawl or even a straw tango hat. There is some jewelry but nothing jumped out at me. One thing I wish I bought was a little hand made mama doll made of yarn, with a baby in a backpack. Super colorful and only 5 or 6 dollars. Kicking myself now.
Finally, you reach the fish market that is Angelmo. The people are just like the seagulls. Happy, busy, chatty. Use whatever Spanish you know. They'll nod and tell you all sorts of stuff whether you understand it or not, like how to wash your new sweater. Or what the big black mystery blocks are (they're seaweed...for soup). We were there in February and so many kids around - it took me a minute to remember that's their summer and they were out of school. Some were shucking oysters, or spraying down crabs, or buying local cheese, or hanging out along the waterfront. Very nice. Very authentic. No hurries, no worries. One of my favorite stops of a 32-day cruise!
As cruisers, we weren't looking for food. But the smells were incredible. I'd try the local fare if I were you. It's going to be fresh!
Written March 9, 2013
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Prophet9fla
Miami, Fl101 contributions
Nov 2014 • Couples
Angelmo was the only bright spot in an otherwise drab, uninteresting, typical port city. A strip of shops with some artesan. stuff as well as a little area of restaurants. We actually had very good fish, inexpensive in one of the little restaurants...although it was rainy, cold, and nasty, we enjoyed some time with the little shops. You can take a coop taxi from the city, they are very inexpensive and plentiful.....
Written November 17, 2014
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JWS57
Pittsboro, NC253 contributions
Jan 2014 • Couples
We spent three hours here at the Angelmo area in Puerto Montt. Great photo ops, lots of movement, lots of fish, vegetables and cheese. This place is really selling the Fruits of the Sea. We took lots of colorful pictures and the local crafts are typical of what we have seen in other areas of Chile (Wood, Wool, Ceramics and Leather). Prices are also on a par with other places.
We also had lunch in one of the restaurants on the second tier. My husband first checked out a number of the places where they cook and serve in a very small area. He chose #25C and it was a winner with fish chowder and a plate of fresh fish, potato salad and lettuce. He was in heaven.
We also had lunch in one of the restaurants on the second tier. My husband first checked out a number of the places where they cook and serve in a very small area. He chose #25C and it was a winner with fish chowder and a plate of fresh fish, potato salad and lettuce. He was in heaven.
Written January 22, 2014
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EkaterinaGva
Santiago, Chile4 contributions
Oct 2013 • Business
Nice rustic place with freshiest seafood. Delicious food. Loved the owners of our little restaurant we have chose. We were eating there entire week we stood in Puerto Montt. Can't wait for new trip.
Written September 28, 2014
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Hola quiero ir a Puerto Montt hay problemas para entrar? y Angelmo esta funcionando?
Written July 27, 2020
El estado de emergencia se mantiene hasta fines de septiembre para todo el país. Es mejor esperar.
Written July 28, 2020
Cual es la mejor cocineria de Angelmó para almorzar ??
Written February 26, 2018
Hola, lejos La cocinería "el gran plato" atendido por Dolores y Rosamel (nombres artísticos XD) entramosnporquenlamxoxinanse veia de afuera muy limpia y ordenada, muy amables en la atención, te sirven pisco sour, jugo, ceviche, consomé y sopaipillas de cortesía! Los platos son de buen precio y muy muy abundanmtes, yo pedí locos, mi esposo erizo y mis hijos papás fritas con merluza, tuvo el detalle de darles la colora para que no les salieran espinas. Fue una muy buena experiencia.
Segundo piso mirando el mar
Written August 4, 2018
Alguien me puede decir si el mercado de angelmo está abierto todos los días?
Written September 21, 2017
Si todos los días; turisticamente hermoso. Pero no económico ya no es una picada
Written September 21, 2017
¿En Noviembre estarán abiertos el mercado, los puestos de comida y los de cosas artesanales?
Written July 26, 2017
Sorry the Delay.....yup...they open 365 24 7 mate!
Written September 7, 2017
Hola.. como esta lo de la marea roja? se puede comer mariscos allí? Saludos.
Written May 1, 2016
ROSANGELA T
Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Olá!
Eu já conheço a região e estarei viajando no próximo mês com minha família.
Minha dúvida e se devido a erupção do Vulcão Calbuco os passeios a Saltos de Petrohue e o Passeio de Catamarã pelo Logo Todos Los Santos até Peulla estão suspensos devido as cinzas?
Written May 7, 2015
Oi Rosângela, eu estive em Puerto Montt em abril, 1 semana antes da erupção. Fiquei sabendo que haviam evacuado a área que vc menciona. O ideal seria entrar em contato com agências de turismo local. Procure por Turistur no facebook, eu fiz o passeio a Peulla, Saltos de Petrohue e Lago de todos os Santos em setembro/2014 com eles. Espero te ajudado.
Boa viagem!
Written May 8, 2015
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