La Europea probably has the biggest inventory of all the liquor stores in town, although the store is sometimes difficult to navigate because it is so densely stocked. (They’re also the busiest store in town due to their downtown location.) They will deliver after you make your in-store selection and pay. They are open until 8 during the week, and until 9 on weekends.
Address: Canal 13
Every Saturday, there is an organic “farmer’s market” on a portion of the vacant property owned by the Rosewood. Vendors there sell fresh produce, hand-made cheeses and sauces, raw seafood and poultry, baked goods, oils, condiments, and more. There is always some kind of live music, and there are several vendors who sell delicious hot meals – so it’s a popular place for breakfast and lunch too. The Saturday Organic Market is less than 5 minutes from Casa GGG.
Hours: 9:00 to 2-ish, Saturdays only
Address: Corner of Ancha de San Antonio & Cardo (enter on Ancha de San Antonio)
Via Organica is located in a groovy, art-y barrio on the north side of San Miguel (in Colonia Guadalupe). The store is much bigger than Natura and they have the largest selection of organic foods in San Miguel. They sell produce, meats, cheeses and other dairy products (or substitutes), packaged products, condiments and many items made in-house (like salsas, condiments, baked goods, etc.). They also have a small organic restaurant in the back. Via Organica is owned by a non-profit co-op that also has an organic farm. We like to support them. However, because it is a co-op, the place is not well staffed (the employees do not seem very helpful or interested). When we have time, we usually walk to Via Organica (it’s a 20 to 30 minute walk from Casa GGG) and take a cab home. The store is a little difficult to find, though – so you might want to take a cab the first time, or if you’re in a hurry.
Natura is a small store where we buy local organic produce and organic chicken. They also sell artesanal dairy products including raw organic cheeses, yogurts and kefirs; artesanal pastas, sauces & condiments; and a selection of
ready to eat organic foods from their own kitchen (like salsas, soups, condiments and breads). They prepare a variety of specialty items for gluten-free, sugar-free, raw, vegetarian, and vegan diets.
Address: Ancha de San Antonio 39 (across from the Instituto)
We attended the final night of Vincent Gallery’s show last night. This gallery is right off Canal and a must see. The artwork and sculpture were amazing. The gallery is intimate and nicely arranged. Here are some photos.
Voted one of San Miguel’s top ten restaurants in 2016! See the article.
http://dondayinsma.com/2016/03/08/celebrating-san-miguel-de-allendes-top-ten-restaurants-2016/
La Europea probably has the biggest inventory of all the liquor stores in town, although the store is sometimes difficult to navigate because it is so densely stocked. (They’re also the busiest store in town due to their downtown location.) They will deliver after you make your in-store selection and pay. They are open until 8 during the week, and until 9 on weekends.
Address: Canal 13
See all of our Reviews here.
http://www.sandefersanmiguel.com/
Every Saturday, there is an organic “farmer’s market” on a portion of the vacant property owned by the Rosewood. Vendors there sell fresh produce, hand-made cheeses and sauces, raw seafood and poultry, baked goods, oils, condiments, and more. There is always some kind of live music, and there are several vendors who sell delicious hot meals – so it’s a popular place for breakfast and lunch too. The Saturday Organic Market is less than 5 minutes from Casa GGG.
Hours: 9:00 to 2-ish, Saturdays only
Address: Corner of Ancha de San Antonio & Cardo (enter on Ancha de San Antonio)
See all of our Reviews here.
http://www.sandefersanmiguel.com/
Via Organica is located in a groovy, art-y barrio on the north side of San Miguel (in Colonia Guadalupe). The store is much bigger than Natura and they have the largest selection of organic foods in San Miguel. They sell produce, meats, cheeses and other dairy products (or substitutes), packaged products, condiments and many items made in-house (like salsas, condiments, baked goods, etc.). They also have a small organic restaurant in the back. Via Organica is owned by a non-profit co-op that also has an organic farm. We like to support them. However, because it is a co-op, the place is not well staffed (the employees do not seem very helpful or interested). When we have time, we usually walk to Via Organica (it’s a 20 to 30 minute walk from Casa GGG) and take a cab home. The store is a little difficult to find, though – so you might want to take a cab the first time, or if you’re in a hurry.
Address: Margarito Ledesma 2
Hours: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily
Natura is a small store where we buy local organic produce and organic chicken. They also sell artesanal dairy products including raw organic cheeses, yogurts and kefirs; artesanal pastas, sauces & condiments; and a selection of
ready to eat organic foods from their own kitchen (like salsas, soups, condiments and breads). They prepare a variety of specialty items for gluten-free, sugar-free, raw, vegetarian, and vegan diets.
Address: Ancha de San Antonio 39 (across from the Instituto)
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (closed Sundays)
See all of our Reviews here.
http://www.sandefersanmiguel.com/
We attended the final night of Vincent Gallery’s show last night. This gallery is right off Canal and a must see. The artwork and sculpture were amazing. The gallery is intimate and nicely arranged. Here are some photos.
This is one of Don Day’s favorites in town. Here is a link to his latest article!
http://dondayinsma.com/2016/01/30/5264/