They had several small shops and I have been to most of them. So people here are super nice and friendly. Let me start with loma tamales- their tamales are great and their atole even better. Next to it is “la Reina de los jugos” a stand that sales natural freshly squeezed juice I have tried their carrot juice and it was wonderful. Next to that is a small bakery - I will say they have some of the best pan Dulce I’ve ever had especially their donuts they are always so soft and tasty that’s probably why they run out so fast all the time. In the middle area there’s a lady that sales meds and natural tea and pain creams she has been there a while and is super sweet lady, every time I need something for my crampy legs I stop by her stand to get a recommendation from her and so far everything has worked. Near her stand is the floweshop stand and the owner is such a sweetheart, there was one occasion I didn’t have cash and he let me take the flowers and come back later to pay (at the time he didn’t know me) I mean I honestly did not expect that at all (yes, I came back to pay) his flowers last good at least two to three weeks. Every time I get a chance I stop by to get some carnations from here. Then there’s a little convenience stand where they sale candy, and various products normally I get a coke and peanuts here for a snack and they lady there is also super nice and friendly. When I was pregnant she would give me random advice on how to take care of myself. It was nice to get that sense of my culture where people genuinely care about your wellbeing without trying to sale you something. Then there is the pupusa restaurant which is very good and tasty. The two Mexican places there also have great tasting food. Try any of them you will not be disappointed. Oh and before i forget on the second floor there is a printing shop and the guy there is very helpful. Also, there is a hair salon, on the weekends it can be a bit of a wait but they do great hair cuts for guys.