Mercado de Medellín
Mexico City, Mexico
The read// why locals go
Mercado de Medellin is the covered market where Colonia Roma's Latin American communities do their shopping, and the food stalls follow the same map. Cuban, Colombian and Central American counters sit alongside Mexican ones, which makes this one of the few places in the city where the regional range is the whole point rather than a theme. Stall plates run to around MXN 60, vegetarian options are easy to find across the hall, and the market works best approached as a grazing route: produce aisles, a bowl of pozole, fresh fruit waters, then back out.
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The read// why locals go
Mercado de Medellin is the covered market where Colonia Roma's Latin American communities do their shopping, and the food stalls follow the same map. Cuban, Colombian and Central American counters sit alongside Mexican ones, which makes this one of the few places in the city where the regional range is the whole point rather than a theme. Stall plates run to around MXN 60, vegetarian options are easy to find across the hall, and the market works best approached as a grazing route: produce aisles, a bowl of pozole, fresh fruit waters, then back out.