Saturday farmers' market with vendors selling a wide range of products including fresh organic fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, yacon syrup, maca powder, olives, granola, dried fruit. Several pepared food stands. Also wooden toys, jewelry, scarves, and hand-woven textiles, dried herbs for burning or cooking uses. Open Sat 8:30am-2:00pm.
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Parque Reducto, Avenida Benavides, San Antonio, Miraflores (at Calle Ramon Ribeyo/15 de Enero), Lima, Peru
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Added by veganaperu on 18 Jan 2010
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7 Reviews
First Review by almazen
Minnemade
Points +1160
Small but nice and close to a park - Edit
A small but nice farmers market. There are a few vegan options. Nice to buy a coffee and a snack and enjoy it in the park.
Read morePros: A few vegan options, Small but nice, Close to a park
Guest
RickiPoratKessler
Points +90
loved this market! - Edit
Lots of local vegan restaurants have a small booth in this market which is great. The produce looks super fresh and there's a great selection of fruit, veggies, grains, legumes and superfoods.
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Arta
Points +180
Love this market - Edit
It's my favourite market that I go there almost every Saturday. They have lots of fruit and vegetables but also a stall with vegan food ranging from desserts like cakes and muffins to vegan quiches, humitas and hummus wraps. There are also lots of other vendors selling packaged organic goods like pastas, qunioa, cereals etc.
Read morePros: Good value, Lots of vegan food, Fresh every time
Cons: Only on Saturdays
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Ricardo
Points +17369
Great Organic Market - Not only Vegetables - Edit
I've been there in March 2011.
Read moreThe market is roughly about 100 meters long, with maybe 25 different booths. It is located right next to the Reducto Park, which also has a small family-friendly garden, good for a stroll if weather is nice.
A broad range of organic vegetables and fruits are sold here. Prices may be a little higher than buying in the market or in the supermarket, but all products are said to be organic.
Besides vegetables, you can also find bread, teas, coffee, granolas, cheese, jams, clothes and even souvenirs. People from the restaurant called "Almazen" have a booth with vegetarian food for taking out. There are a couple of containers for bringing paper and plastics so that they are recycled.
Although some things maybe a little bit overpriced; all-in-all, the atmosphere is very pleasant and it is worth a visit if you are in Lima. Only Saturdays until 14.00.
Updated from previous review on 2011-03-08
Pros: organic food, some things you can only find here, good variety
Cons: crowded
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Dave_Thespooncarver
Points +141
Awesome. - Edit
Still there Febuary 27th 2016. Doesnt seem as though it will end anytime soon. Its about a whole street length of excellent, professinal vendors from packaged organics, to produce straight from the farmers. Prepared food, lots of vegan desserts and things to try. Coffee too!!! Check it out it was a blast.
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Karin-Marijke
Points +72
Bioferia Market is still there - Edit
Since the last review was in 2011, I wanted to say the market is still there, same opening hours, more or less same size. I especially appreciated the sale of about 8 kinds of sprouts and it's the only place in Peru I found kale and brussels sprouts.
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almazen
Points +13
exellent - Edit
its a amazing place to buy organic !!!
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