This is the Air conditioned part of Market Square where everything is just slightly more expensive and custom. And you will find Mexico imports and all sorts of what nots.

It's a really neat place to walk through. A true Mexican market, and they wheel and deal on items. Food court, bar, and stage inside.

This Mexican drink store is the least honest store I've ever encountered. The photo showed that they put price tag of $3 and $5 for 2 size cups. We picked the smaller cup and order a kids drink shaved ice, and they charged $7. Really!? $7 for a small cup kids drink without alcohol!?

Market square us a historic place set in downtown San Antonio and offers plenty of goods like you'd find in Mexico. However it has become much of a tourist trap. The prices are getting somewhat ridiculous for what the merchants ask for. If you want some better deals you could drive down to Nuevo Laredo for the day.

I love all the items they have! I like that they have indoor and outdoor so if you want to stay out of the heat. The food vendors are good too. I sure wish they had a cold coffee stand though. That would be great.

It's meant to be a tourist spot., it has gone way overboard on cheaply made yet expensive trinkets.

Step inside to experience all of San Antonio's heritage. Weekends are a unique experience usually with live music and artisan cultural boots throughout. Check out the Famous MI Tierra bakery and fine Mexican Quisine

Market Square is a captivating destination that deserves every one of its five stars! The beautifully preserved historic buildings, charming shops, and vibrant atmosphere make it a must-visit spot in the city. From the moment you step foot into the square, you'll be transported back in time. Whether you're exploring the architecture, browsing through unique shops, or enjoying the local events, Market Square offers an unforgettable experience that showcases the city's rich cultural heritage. Don't miss out on this timeless gem!

Its a good two hour walk. Indoors with cool AC, lots of vendors; most of which take cash. Drinks, snacks, live music. Couldnt find free parking :/

Went for fiesta events great music great bands saw Los Palominos Ram n Roberto Pulido great show yay 👍🏻👍🏻❤

We had a lot of fun exploring this spot. Be sure to shop around for the best price as a lot of items are carried in various shops.

Endless amount of products so colorful that it's hard to choose from such a giant selection. Great place to find affordable gifts

I Love going to the Market Square. Specially during fiesta. We always get to see great bands there. And of course eat and drink. And we have all of our favorite restaurants there also.

Their food stands are very expensive to eat something out there.

Great place to park on their roof and catch the bus to wherever you want to go. and of course, El Mercado is right there along with our favorite Mi Tierras

Very Nice Family environment. People are nice with disabilities..

Very disappointed. We got there at 5:00 and the larger stores were closed. The signs in the windows said they close M-Th at 4:00. We understood that they were open til 6:00.

Just walking for exercise. Nice place. No police anywhere to be seen. Why?

Fun place, kind of small, but nevertheless entertaining fun for killing time shopping.

Great place to see lot of culture. Gewd food, music, and place to hang out. Me likey.

Great place to shop. So many interesting artifacts. Fun to people watch. One can barter if one chooses to. Open air dining and next door to MiTierra. Fun tourist attraction but also for locals. Bought some beautiful chimes and they had run out of pecan pralines. Settled for great scones.

To me, this is part of Market Square. Historic Produce Row, an alley running thru Market Square “dead ends” into this building. There is an indoor food court & lots of little shops with all kinds of goodies. This place is huge. Very wide isles between the shops that fill with people every weekend. Be ready to spend half a day looking around this place. Many curiosities.

We loved taking a tour