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Bi-level market with vendors offering fruits, vegetables & local specialties, plus diverse eateries.
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Reviews — 8
Amazing service, very kind people and awesome food
Lots of places to eat and shop. Nice architecture.
Eat at Mocato get wine from next door and go visit ata.
It was on a list of attractions in a travel book about Brazil. We came maybe the wrong day, which is during Carnaval, but it was slow and the selection of products seemed to less than what we see in the open air ferias throughout the city on most days. It is still a neat place, and I will come back on what I expect will be a more normal day.
Delish foods.
Lots of meats and fish stalls.
A lot of exotic fruits to buy.
We got mortadela sandwiches and oysters. So tasty.
It is a small market with kind of expensive prices.
Come here if you want a yummy lunch and do some grocery shopping.
Lots of meats and fish stalls.
A lot of exotic fruits to buy.
We got mortadela sandwiches and oysters. So tasty.
It is a small market with kind of expensive prices.
Come here if you want a yummy lunch and do some grocery shopping.
Solid 4 stars. But can not say it’s a 5 star place because the prices seemed to be very expensive. There were a couple unique shops on the periphery of the market that were interesting. Again, very expensive. Difficult to figure out the parking situation there. There seems to be a parking specifically for the market but it’s very hard to find and access. We had to pay for parking around the block at a lot across the street. There are better markets in São Paulo.
Great place for groceries, drinks, fruits, vegetables and great new restaurants! There are many options from ceviche, to pizza, to hamburgers, to local rice-and-beans-and-meat. Great place to buy draft beer, wines, nuts, cheese and so on. It has been remodeled recently. The surroundings have also had a wonderful improvement. A nice place to visit every day except Sundays. A sunny Saturday is a must!
