Mercado El 100 is Roma Norte's Sunday farmers market - the only day it operates - with 25 to 30 vendors selling directly within a 100-mile radius of Mexico City. You'll find heirloom vegetables, same-day sourdough, artisanal cheese, and grass-fed meat alongside breakfast tacos, rabbit tacos, and pizza cooked on-site. The space is calm and orderly, card payments work, and the produce is genuinely specific. The trade-off is real: prices run high compared to conventional markets, some visitors question whether all the "organic" claims hold up, and the crowd skews foreign or wealthy. Arrive before 10 am or settle for picked-over stalls.
The prices here are high, and that is not a small thing to overlook. That said, on a Sunday morning in Roma Norte, this is where you find produce the supermarket will never carry, purple cauliflower, heirloom tomatoes, colored carrots, alongside tlacoyos and a cold brew worth the trip. Bring cash and arrive before ten
What to order
Sourdough bread, stewed vegetable tacos, and artisanal cheese are the standouts.
Reservations
Walk-in only; arrive before 10 am for full selection.
Price range
High - noticeably pricier than conventional markets, not budget-friendly.
Vibe
Sundays, 9 am–2 pm only. Calm, organized, card-friendly.