This “parking lot” market has many stalls on 4 floors. You will find all kinds of edibles, everything from soup to nuts. There’s fresh meat, fish, produce, bakery items and snack places. Besides that, there is clothing, shoes, books, toys, housewares, jewelry and flowers for sale, among many other things. There is an assortment of restaurants that serve traditional Bolivian fare. Very reasonable prices. I had 2 very tasty saltenas and a fresh blended fruit juice for $2. These food places are thriving with the locals. They would rather eat here than at any fast food joints. One of the people I was on the tour with asked quite loudly, if there was a “McDonalds” here. There are no McDonalds here, or in fact all of Bolivia.

This place is a unique and interesting food hall with quality, delicious local dishes served in tiny restaurant type cubes. Definitely go have lunch here. Not many veg options but you can ask for a plate without meat