There is a lesser known market called the Mercado de Abastos Tirso de Molina. It is a five minute walk across the Recoleta street bridge from the Mercado Central de Santiago. It’s best described as a local swap meet mixed in with a local farmer’s market.
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You need to cross the Recoleta bridge which has street food vendors and vendors displaying their wares.
I found two donkeys having a meal at the Recoleta bridge.
Once you reach the end of the Recoleta bridge, you will need to cross the street to reach the Mercado de Abastos Tirso de Molina.
There are more street vendors outside selling fresh fruits and vegetables.
Once inside, you will see more of the same vendors selling the same wares.
If you go upstairs, you will find a swap meet with clothing vendors and restaurants. I was hungry and found a local restaurant called “El Rey de Las Empanadas.”
Their empanadas are made fresh daily.
I chose the cheese empanada and it was simply delicious.
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