San Telmo Market

Market · San Telmo

San Telmo Market

Market · San Telmo

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Defensa 963, C1066AAQ, C1066AAQ C1066AAQ, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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The Mercado de San Telmo, a historic food market, buzzes with delicious bites and unique finds, from empanadas to antiques, perfect for a leisurely visit.  

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Defensa 963, C1066AAQ, C1066AAQ C1066AAQ, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions

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Defensa 963, C1066AAQ, C1066AAQ C1066AAQ, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions

+54 11 4314 0133
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"A historic market offering fresh produce, top-quality meat, and street food kiosks with options like choripán sandwiches, meat empanadas, and lentil stew." - The MICHELIN Guide

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"The Mercado de San Telmo opened in 1897 as one of the city’s first major markets to cater to European immigrants. Today, most stalls have shifted from serving the local community to attracting a tourist clientele. Despite feeling like Disneyland, the market is still worth a visit. Make your way to the Beba Cocina stall for classic home-style empanadas, fainá, and tortilla Española. Or pop over to neighboring stand Nuestra Parrilla for choripan (sausage sandwich), before washing down your meal at Nilson with a glass of wine." - Allie Lazar

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"San Telmo Market is an enormous space with myriad food stalls and vendors selling handmade and antique goods. It offers a variety of cuisines and high-quality leather goods. Nearby Plaza Dorrego has shopping, galleries, and street artist shows." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Sean Quirke

Google
Has amazing food on Sundays for good prices. Also lots of little shops for tourists. It does get a little hot but some of the places do have AC. Also I seen security looking out for people so it felt secure.

Evgeniya K

Google
San Telmo Market is a great place to explore in BA! There’s a huge variety of food, antiques, and local crafts. It’s a great spot to try delicious empanadas and find unique souvenirs. However, it can get really crowded, especially on weekends, which makes it a bit overwhelming at times. Some areas also feel more touristy than authentic.

Adriana Audrey

Google
So much to see and eat here! Get fresh fruit and veggies or eat a Steak. You can find food, shop and they have public bathrooms inside the market. You can find something to eat or shop indoors or out in this general area. They have a whole rows of outdoor vendor stalls too! Don’t miss this spot.

Michele D’Innella

Google
Definitely of my favorite places in Buenos Aires! Here you can find a bit of everything, from leather to glass and antiques. If you are lucky and have a good eye, you can even bring home some fine pieces of art like the one that I shared below for a cheap price! Keep an eye on your pockets and personal belongings.

Shu Yao

Google
There are good varieties of fresh fruits and vegetables. However, the market opens very late on weekdays, at 10:30 AM.

Lucy Willder

Google
This is the oldest food market in Buenos Aires and is full of many tempting culinary delights. Unfortunately we didn't have time to sample.

Scottie Leslie

Google
What a great market, went on a Sunday, spent 4 hours, still could not see all the vendors. Impressive array of goods and not as much duplication of the 'same old same old', either from booth to booth, nor compared to the tacky tourist bric a brack generally found.

Hương Bùi Thu

Google
This market is incredibly fun, selling a wide variety of Argentinian specialties. There’s so much food that I've returned four times and still haven’t tried everything. The atmosphere is lively even on weekdays. It feels quite safe because there are many police officers patrolling around. The prices are a bit high since it's geared towards tourists.