The market is partially under construction, but it is always a good experience, despite the chaotic surroundings. Several options of places to have lunch, but without much variety among them, the menus have similar attractions. Beautiful to see and smell the aromas, but the prices of the products are not very attractive.

The market presents a huge variety of products that you will only see there. Fruits of various kinds, cheeses, grains, the famous mortadella sandwich! It's worth trying, but be careful not to fall for scams. Pay attention to the prices and payment methods to avoid being left behind. It is not cheap.

It's always great to visit Mercadão but it has become a tourist spot. Great food, drinks, products but everything at very high prices. It is not a place for routine shopping for São Paulo residents, only for specific items and for those who are prepared to pay. The market is really focused on tourism. A shame for the local residents. All traders beware when weighing. I ordered 100 grams of one type of nut and when weighed it was 180 grams, almost double (small differences may occur but I paid attention). Stay away from the fruits, they are not worth it, just luxury showcases at stratospheric prices with the risk of paying double after weighing. I am unaware of on-site inspection.

It is wonderful to see this market where there is a wonderful abundance of fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and pork. fish, cold cuts etc. One thing to note is that the prices are not cheap as they are high. That is, the sellers are very kind and friendly and they make you try some fruits and cold cuts so you can buy. We take photos and sign

That place of São Paulo you can never miss visiting. Exotic, fresh food, good bars with snacks and cold beer, that lively conversation all in a safe environment. Prices range from moderate to high, so "market" is only in the name, but very worth it.

I love visiting markets when traveling. This is definitely one of the best. The fruit selections are incredible. They are happy to give samples as well. We went upstairs and ate lunch, and it was one of the best meals we had in São Paulo. We were with a local, so I’m not sure how much English is spoken, but it’s really worth the visit.

Mercadão is one of the main tourist attractions of the city, famous for its architecture and the wide variety of quality food products. The building itself is very beautiful, with colorful windows and an atmosphere that mixes tradition and modernity. However, it is important to be careful when visiting the area around the market. The region where Mercadão is located, in the center of SP is dangerous and very degraded, especially for uninformed tourists. Avoid using mobile or staying careless about the surroundings. In addition, extreme caution is required with the "fruit blow". Some sellers may offer exotic fruit samples and eventually charge very high prices for small quantities. Avoid harassment by sellers and never let them add items to any Shopping. In short, Mercadão is an amazing experience. It is worth trying the pastel of Bacon or Camarão.