Mercado Público de Florianópolis

Avaliação: 4
Josmar Pereira: Place is not that big, lots of small stores. Strong on small fast food places. Good fish and meat market with lots of options, on the other side the vegetables area in this building was small, you need to go out of the building and across the plaza to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. Public park not available, you need to pay for it and it is expensive.

Avaliação: 5
Jeffrey Wallace: I love this place, the best food in the world 🌎!

Avaliação: 5
Eli Kope: Lovely market. Worth checking out if you’re traveling and in the area.

Avaliação: 5
Бегимай Саитова: A lot of good stores, very big food court, cozy coffeeshops with a good views. Nice and convenient location. WC are very clean and tidy. Enjoyed walking here!

Avaliação: 5
Vivianne Maduro: If you’re visiting Florianopolis, Mercado Público should be a stop on your itinerary. It’s a look back at the historic marketplace which has been recently renovated. Sure, it’s become very touristy, with souvenir shops, but locals also shop lower priced shoes and goods. Another aisle is a fish market which is worth a look to become familiar with the seafood from the region. There are a number of restaurants to have a great meal while sitting back and getting a feel for the vibe, the hustle and bustle of the “centro” or downtown. For a food tip, try a casquinha de Siri, which is a local favorite in which all the meat is removed from a crab, then it’s put back into the shell with some breading and baked. The fried shrimp is also a favorite. Try a caipirinha which is a drink made with cachaca, a Brazilian alcohol made from sugar cane. You can get a caipirinha de limão (lemon), Maracujá (passionfruit), or morango (strawberry) Be warned, it’s a sweet drink because they add sugar. You can ask for (mitar de açúcar) which is half the normal amount of sugar they add. The beer is also served in a plastic cover that keeps the bottle cold. Also great beer. I like original which is light and refreshing.