Cruise the stalls to pick up a few cool things for your home, some healthy ingredients for your kitchen, or a handmade purse that catches your eye. Well-rounded, easily accessible, and stocked with heaps of delicious food and tempting buys, this Sunday-morning market in Legazpi Village is the perfect weekend outing. Wet/Farmers Markets: I mentioned the hip, but well-organized and pricier weekend markets- Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market in Part 1. In Makati, the weekend market operates in two different places from Saturday to Sunday: at Salcedo Village on Saturdays, and at Legazpi Village on Sundays.In Fort Bonifacio, Mercato Centrale (and Midnight Mercato) serve weekend shoppers and late-night foodies alike. Visit one or all of them for tasty treats depending on what you're hankering for Ivan About Town, Manila Boy, Old Manila Walks, and Our Awesome Planet are cordially inviting you to join us in an "Ultimate Trip" to the market less-travelled, the Legaspi Sunday Market for a pre-holiday "Sunday Brunch," 10 a.m. to 12 noon on August 24. Gamboa St., Legazpi Village, Makati City – temporary location starting April 7 (Sundays, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.) For Makatizens, Legazpi Sunday Market is a weekend habit whether you want a family day, or a “tita time.” Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know. The Salcedo Saturday Market has been around since 2004 and is known for their selection of food, antique furniture, hard-to-find local goods, and artisan crafts. Salcedo, Greenfield, Legazpi, or Mercato? You’ll also find fresh fruits and vegetables, local and Legazpi Sunday Market Herrera Street corner Legazpi and Salcedo V.A. Check out the details in Manila Boy. Legazpi Market is held every Sunday along Legazpi and Rufino streets in Legazpi Village. Rufino St, Makati, Metro Manila Legazpi Sunday market was once located in Greenbelt for two-long decades. Address: At Herrera st. cor Legazpi and Salcedo V.A. These weekend markets focus on organic fruit and vegetable shopping while having tasty street food ready to eat. They sell handicrafts like wooden houseware, handmade accessories, as well as straw bags and slippers. It’s a delightful gathering of stalls that offer everything you could hope to find in a marketplace. Salcedo and Legazpi Weekend Markets When it comes to weekend markets, none are more popular than Makati’s Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market. 5 weekend markets, 11 great eats. Legazpi Sunday Market Legazpi Village - Open Parking, V. A. Rufino corner Legazpi Sts., Legazpi Village, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines