MANUEL M. DIEGUEZ MUNICIPAL MARKET - 44160 Guadalajara

A lady with her typical stall sells pinole nopales gorditas at the entrance buy her no regaties

Where you can find everything you need vegetables, butcher, food, tortlleria groceries, sewing grow etc.

Very clean. What there is is of good quality of products and attention: butcher shop, cremeria, FyV, bread, tortillas, dining rooms and other services such as tailor, podoologist, miscellaneous. Doña Tita who sells avocados with paper skins, masa, raw and cooked nopales with a good touch of homemade seasoning, pumpkin flowers, and delicious honey.

I found some of the best chilaquiles in this market. Crispy and with a very original creamy sauce. In addition, in the market they sell fresh and good quality products at affordable prices.

A central point of this area and with a great tianguis, quite crowded, this market that together with the church of San Antonio, also offers a garden where you can enjoy a. Moment of recreation with family and / or friends. It also fulfills the function for which it was created

April 2021, continues open to the public, offers the inputs of the basic basket with affordable prices. The facilities continue in a fairly acceptable situation. It is busy throughout the day. Prevention measures against the contagion of covid19, and they are not so strict, have lowered their guard. Lighting requires maintenance.

Good place to buy your basic pantry products. You can find vegetables, butcher, miscellaneous, breakfasts, bicycle workshop. There is a small park next to the market where children can play, there are swings among others. You can get there by MIBICI since there is a station just outside the market. On Tuesdays there is a street market.

Here you will find your basic errand, fresh fruits and vegetables, and some delicious fonditas with very friendly people ready to assist you. Some very tasty smoothies I buy here every morning with cinnamon are perfect and feel good. Just like there is a fondita that every day has some very tasty chilaquiles, cheap at 45 pesos with coffee included and a freshly made beer, the perfect sauce with a unique flavor that does not cloak and you will eat them all for sure. The beans are well done too. There is a Mi Bici station so it is very easy to go and return from that place. During the day there are always people around there, only that it is not crowded in a way that bothers but in a way that the area is always alive, daily. In front there is a church, two or three garafa ice creams, around the corner is Doña Peque with delicious menudo, gorditas, and sopes with unique, very delicious, and nutritious stews. This area is one of my favorites in the city to visit. It looks simple at first glance but if you go often you will find the magic that I see. On Tuesday they put a market ayi in the streets and more people arrive but you can move and buy easily without any hassle from traffic, all very quiet in this area. On Tuesdays they play rope and wear a tianguiz. Highly recommended candy store you will find if you go Tuesday for the day. In fact here they close the whole square early every day, I think ... around 3-5pm the market will be closed.