Centro Histórico, Mexico City · Food Hall · $$
Mercado San Juan operates as something between a traditional market and a curated food hall - its stalls stocked with Spanish jamón ibérico, French cheeses, fresh sushi, spices from Japan, and Oaxacan chapulines, all inside a 1950s market structure that hasn't changed its bones in decades. It became a destination for chilangos who wanted international ingredients before the gourmet import scene expanded citywide. The lunch crowd is a mix of office workers, food professionals, and tourists who figured out the secret.
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Ernesto Pugibet 21, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX
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