Ignacio Ramírez Market — Local services in San Miguel de Allende

Nice place, good products, nice fruits and veggies, nuts and seeds with good prices. Vendors were nice. I thought 20 pesos for the bathroom was a bit on the high side, but overall it was pleasant there with the live music and artisenal crafts. I REALLY appreciated that when I bought a bottle a water and forgot to get my change (from a woman cooking gizzards and livers in the open air area), a lady chased me down halfway across the market to tell me they were just making change and to come back for my change. We had a nice laugh about it, and I'll go back there to get some of whatever they're cooking just because I appreciated that honesty so much. After getting ripped off in other places, it helped restore some of my faith in humanity. There are still good people in the world and at least some of them are in...

It seems everything to buy is at least 30% cheaper than Centro shopping even when identical (and most is). Massive variety of gifts, household decorations, linens, ceramics, aprons, clothing, jewelry etc. etc. At the bottom of the market, keep walking straight through, to further market alleys, for rare costume jewelry and superb leather belts and also dolls, as examples... The top market is mainly fruit and veg, dried fruits and flowers. Should...

Markets like the mostly sell the same things in every city. It's all cheap plastic trinkets from China. You might find a something local and handmade here, but you're going to have to sift through a lot of stuff no one should buy.

I guess a place like this is great for people watching and maybe grabbing a fruit juice or a snack. And who knows... Maybe you'll find something unexpected. For us, it was just a way to get to some much more...