At this clean and spacious section of Baguio City Market, your bargaining skills will be put to the test. That’s part of buying fresh produce from the region and various snacks associated with Baguio. Enjoy the experience!

Always visit the market for vegetables and pasalubong shopping. Bring your own tote bag. Ask around for the best price, you will always find the lowest price towards the middle of the market.

The pictures below were taken in the pasalubong area, but the Public Market of Baguio is huuuge. It extends up to the upper part of the block, where you can see the Wagwagan, or the shops selling cheap second hand clothes and shoes. Great treasure trove for winter clothes for your travels. In the pasalubong (souvenir) area, you can find soooo many stores where you can buy the best Baguio goods to choose from, at the best prices. You can haggle and get the best offers especially if you’re buying bulk. Various items are sold -local delicacies, packed snacks, fruits, vegetables, coffee, and other locally sourced products in the province of Benguet. As in any other public markets, be sure to take care of your belongings and your children.

Philippine bazaar market at its best. I mean when you want a merchandise you have 50 little merchants who want your business. This place is old but its character is pleasing. Every ones very nice. Haggling is encouraged.

It has been 4 years since I last came here. The post-pandemic Baguio City Market has made some interesting changes. There are 2 lanes now inhibiting people to walk on opposing sides. This also stops people from bumping to each other unnecessarily. This is the first time that I came looking for coffee store and it is really surprising that there is only one coffee store in Baguio City Market. The other retailers with packed coffee beans don't count. I think they should have more coffee stores because the only coffee store here is at the extreme end of the market if you come from Session Road.

Clean and organized. Vegetables are very cheap. Also found great coffee 😀

This has to be on your bucket list if you visit Baguio. I have yet to see a market like it. It sells everything you expect in a market. You have all the smells that you would expect.It has all the characters that you would expect,but it has somethings that you would never expect! The stall holders are so friendly and there a few surprises too,but I will keep quite about that . Also if you are are into market places Baguio has a 9pm to 2am market for those of you wanting a late experience. As I always say for a 5 star award you certainly will not be disappointed.

The market was packed with people. It’s mainly clothes, used and new. Not many varieties of food vendors. The same dish repeated in different stole. But it was a nice to experience it

One can find fresh vegetables, fruits and food products for affordable prices here. There is also a fish and meat market, but the smell was repelling. Variety of coffee choices for coffee lovers. The roof looks like improvisation to me, so I'm not sure how much it protects from the rain.

if you are to buy pasalubong, here is the place to be, the area is complete of all sorts of pasalubong, from baguio's famous walis, strawberry jam, ube jam, peanut brittle etc

It's a great place to go if you are going to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. They offer a lot of options and variety on their veggies which you can buy at a very low price especially those packed veggies. You can also buy sweets or plastic jarred pasalubong ranging from P100-P250. They also offer promos like 5 small plastic jars of sweets for only P100. Quick Tip : If you are going to "mines view" they offer better promos with their sweets on plastic jars like 6 jars for P100 on small size P100-P150 on medium jars.

"I recently visited Baguio City Market and was thoroughly impressed with my experience. The market offers a wide variety of choices, from fresh produce to baked goods to household essentials. I was able to find everything I needed at very reasonable prices. The store layout is well-organized and easy to navigate, making it a breeze to locate the products I needed. One thing that stood out to me was the fresh produce section. The fruits and vegetables were all fresh and of high quality. I also appreciated the bakery section, which had a great selection of bread and pastries. The store staff were also friendly and helpful, answering any questions I had and making recommendations. I also noticed that they were frequently restocking the shelves, ensuring that the products were always fresh.

I visited Baguio Market on weekdays so I am not really sure if its crowded every weekend. Their pasalubongs are all cheap in price. Sweets, walis tambo, tshirts, seafoods and etc. You may choose this place for pasabulongs and souvenir if you dont want to visit the good shepherd since its a bit pricey.

really nice day out for anyone but esp if ur a tourist. cooler temps and lots to see. very filipino experience

Their market is very clean ✨ except that there are sellers of strawberries who gave us old stocks of strawberries and not the one that they displayed. It's like a false advertisement. But all in all, the experience was great.

The market was clean and well maintained. Kudos to the people. Many shops and businesses. Pasalubong area are also here. If you want to save much, then buy here. It’s a walking distance from session road.

Baguio City of Benguet Province is such a beautiful place with many stunning spots and beautiful sceneries that you can enjoy your vacation and stay in the city. You can explore your favorite spots with unlimited days and night on your vacation. So, try to visit Baguio, explore Baguio & feel Baguio City. 🤩🥰😍

Vegetable heaven. Coffee beans wonderland. Longganisa central. Pasalubong classics. Salad paradise. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh.

I’ve never been fond of the market but I always look forward to exploring Baguio City Market. Vegetables and fruits are always fresh. Vendors themselves would offer items at a lower price. Strawberries marked at P200 would be given at P180. Souvenirs are plenty to choose from and at a good bargain! 12 pieces key chains for only P100!

An awesome place to buy everything you need for the kitchen cuisine food and you can find it freshly delivered from the farm and you will be amaze of their very low prices compare to other cities.You will surely have time doing your marketing Day or Night.

Tip: buy your vegetables at the Hanger market section. Much cheaper inside at the back. You can also get your coffee at Umali or Garcia's.

A lot of good products but needs to improve on cleanliness

Best place to buy fresh fruits and varieties of pasalubong from CAR! 🍓 I love buying local products here and handmade stuff 😍

The fruits are so fresh!! Also the lettuce & broccoli are in a right price'. The local foods are so delicious.

City of pines and used to be the honeymooners haven thats during the early 60's and 70's but until now our market hasnt been develop yet. Hoping so much the next administration will focus on this rehabilitation.

If you're going to buy a pasalubong from Baguio, I recommend buying them here because they're sold at a cheaper price and there are many shops where you can buy things like Baguio delicacies and souvenirs.

It was ok, still crowded but managble

I took a walk going to the market because vehicular traffic was bad. It was a good walk though, sidewalks were just so vibrant. I bought lots of Sagada oranges and strawberries and vendors were kind enough to box them properly without me requesting for it. Hailing a cab back to the hotel was easy and I thought it is more convenient than bringing your car and heading back to where you parked along with your purchases. There were children who offered to carry my stuff in return of a fee, I refused and just gave them something. A Vendor was helpful enough to assist me in carrying my stuff. Marketplace is neat looking.

A lot of good stuff to buy and really affordable, this is the enjoyable part, if I could only afford to carry everything then I would probably bought a lot specially the native ones, the sweeper and lot of wooden kitchen tools, the price is amazing, a lot of good stuff to sell if you are a business minded person.

A good place to buy food for tourist. Some goods such as ube jams can be overpriced so best to buy at Good Sheperd. Good experience! There is also a very clean paid public toilet!

This is where you should be when you want low prices for vegetables etc... and the feel of the place is just... awesome... it's like...time travel.. hard to explain ... just go there...

Mahal na ang presyo. Look at different sellers because the difference in price go up to as much as 100 pesos. Fruits and veggies fairly priced. The sweets and pasalubongs really differ per stall. Best buy are the yarns! Comes in all colors and variants🥰

Good buys, especially the fresh veggies, as we all know! You just need to be patient in looking for the beat offer our money can buy!

Cool weather, no AC needed, mall, groceries, eating places available. Only dislike is the smell... didn't improve for years. Just be prepared for couple of areas not 'favorable' on your sensitive noses.

All time favorite market place!! Lots of variety and affordable prices. Fresh produce.

It has all your vegetable, fruit, coffee, and flower needs. If you want lower prices, go inside the market near where coffee beans and ground coffee are sold. Going early to the market at 6am or 7am will get you lower prices especially for strawberries.

Its a place where u buy goodies or pasalubong.... some things are quite cheaper than u thought others still expensive compared to hangar market... peanut raw is of course cheaper than manila.... good shepherd coffee ground s a must buy...

Place is clean and well-maintained. With good police visibility, which was good as you feel secured. Vendors are organized and helpful. This is place is nostalgic, nothing much had changed since I last went here years ago.

Clean as ever... But you have to be wiser when buying... You have to canvas, haggle price and still check whatever you bought if it's complete, just that you don't have to go back there to pick up what's missing. 😁😀

You should never miss the market when visiting Baguio City. Love the coffee, took me almost 1hr! Its clean. Follow the traffic signs, Loading/Unloading road side.

Nice market, very organize and clean esp. on the fruit seller area.