Market shopping in Central Pacific Coast
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Mercado de Artesanías
Bargaining is the standard at this 400-stall mercado, especially as sellers often find suckers among the many cruise-ship passengers. The market is located between Avenida Cuauhtémoc and Velásquez de León and is Acapulco’s main craft market. It’s paved and pleasant, and an OK place to get better deals on everything that you see in the hotel shops including hammocks, jewelry, clothing and T-shirts.
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Mercado Central
This truly local market, a sprawling indoor-outdoor bazaar, has everything from atole to zapatos (shoes) – not to mention produce, hot food and souvenirs. Any eastbound ‘Pie De La Cuesta’ or ‘Pedregoso’ bus will drop you off here; get off where the sidewalk turns to tarp-covered stalls.
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Mercado de Artesanías
Selling everything from Taxco silver, sarapes (blankets with a head opening, worn as a cloak) and huaraches (woven leather sandals) to wool wall-hangings and blown glass.
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A hearty and inexpensive breakfast or lunch is available in the market, at the corner of Juarez and Gonzalez. Late-night taco stands are ubiquitous around town.
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Bazaar Artes Indias
Well-stocked store with clothes, jewelry, masks and decor at prices below many similar establishments.
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A vibrant local market full of clothes, housewares, produce, juice stands and shoppers.
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Mercado Francisco Madero
This market has a number of inexpensive food stalls to choose from.
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