Eder Calderón

The food is good, although there is little choice and it is not the best you can find in the town.

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mocka

A very varied market, a bit small, however the best of all are the prices. I was able to buy a huarache with cecina and avocado, very well served, and a pot of coffee, all for 100 pesos. There are bathrooms on one side for 6 pesos.

Luis Maciel

A very classic food place in Metepec where you can find practically everything, cheap and delicious, highly recommended

+2

Lei Villar

It has everything! Good, tasty, and cheap! 🥯🍔🍟🥞🌮🍩🍰☕🍺 You'll find crispy tacos, flautas, enchiladas, tostadas, tacos, tamales, quesadillas, tortas, pozole, aguas frescas, and desserts! My favorite are the tinga-filled flautas ahogadas! With lettuce, cream, cheese, and a generous amount of green salsa that is absolutely delicious! They're huge and only cost $17!

Cesar Guzmán

Very good place, affordable prices and a pretty good atmosphere

Juan Carlos

It's a street food stall, and most vendors sell the same things—no complaints here—but the flavor and, above all, the service make all the difference. As for the aguas frescas (fruit-flavored drinks), the person or people serving you are slow, and sometimes there's no one there at all. You have to wait for the person in charge to appear. Hopefully, they'll improve on that or allow another vendor to sell aguas frescas. 👍🏻

Xingón Artesanal

It's an excellent option when you're on a budget; the prices are very affordable and the quality of the ingredients is quite good. I'm surprised that all the vendors work together to maintain the place, although sometimes it seems like they need a leader. However, everyone contributes to making sure you eat well. You can sit across from a stall and not necessarily order what's right in front of you. That's because the tables aren't always empty. Everything they sell is noteworthy: pambazos, flautas, pozole, enchiladas, tacos de cabeza, steamed tacos, tamales, atole, desserts, snacks, tortas—there's plenty to choose from. Just remember to eat in moderation so you don't overindulge. There's parking available, although there are always events at the theater, and you might find it crowded.

Ricardo Rivas (Rick)

The food here is really delicious. It's also reasonably priced, though it's usually busy and sometimes you have to wait for a table. I recommend the pambazos they make here; they're great. My only observation is that all the food is concentrated on the right side and all crammed together. The tables and stalls are wasted, making the left side of the place less space, where there aren't as many stalls or as much food. That would be my only comment about the place; don't expect anything too fancy. It's simply a collection of street food stalls all together. My advice is to go in the afternoon, when most of the stalls are open, giving you a wider variety to choose from.

Está buena la comida que son antojitos pero creo que podrían mejorar 😋

Daniela Das

A place to share everyday life if you want to feel like one of the locals. Typical local food. A favorite haunt of the locals. A lovely experience. Friends who live in Metepec took me there. Delicious and very affordable food.

Luis Medina

The antojitos (antojitos) market in downtown Metepec is good and could be better. However, the service is pleasant and accessible during the evening hours. A variety of fresh waters and punches are sold there every day.

A M

One of the least hygienic places in all of Metepec. The bathrooms never have water and are extremely dirty. The dining area looks like it's never been cleaned. It's a very dirty place. It's disgusting 🤮 The garbage area is full of rats and cockroaches. There are a lot of tourists here; they should be more concerned about keeping it clean.