4/5 Juan H. 1 year ago on Google
Mercado
Libertad
used
to
be
called
mercado
San
Juan
de
Dios.
It
has
grown
and
expanded
over
the
years.
It
has
everything
you
may
need.
The
only
issue
is
trying
to
find
what
you
need
or
want.
From
the
fake
purses
and
clothing
to
souvenirs
and
Mexican
delicacies.
If
you
are
foreign
be
prepared
to
barter
as
you
will
get
a
very
high
price
to
start
with.
As
an
American
I
am
always
spotted
by
the
locals
but
I
know
how
to
get
around
and
barter
with
the
best
of
them.
If
the
price
is
not
right
to
my
liking
I
just
walk
away.
Then
I
get
followed
by
the
seller
quoting
me
lower
prices
until
I
get
a
price
I
am
comfortable
with.
Otherwise
I
go
to
other
the
next
stand
and
tell
them
the
lowest
price
quoted
at
the
previous
stand
until
they
quote
me
something
better.
I
may
still
pay
a
higher
price
than
the
locals
but
I
don't
pay
foreigner
prices.
The
food
court
is
a
variety
of
restaurants
offering
all
kinds
of
Mexican
dishes.
Some
are
similar
with
sellers
telling
you
why
their
food
is
better.
Overall
your
pallet
decides
your
craving.
Mercado
Libertad
is
nice
for
a
good
browse
through.
An
experience
to
be
remembered.
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