Whether you're hungry for tacos in Mexico or ceviche in Peru, the street vendors of Latin America serve the tastiest local cuisine. From freshly caught fish to exotic Amazonian fruits, it's all on the streets.
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The spicy flavor with the texture of tendons and flavor of bone marrow in this classic Chilean soup, called caldo de pata, can be found at this market.
Davila Baeza 700, Recoleta
Santiago, Chile
Masaya Square
Nighttime vendors in Masaya Square, just south of Managua, offer a buffet of different fried foods.
17 miles south of Managua in Masaya, Nicaragua
Mercado Central
This market offers a frog smoothie, made with frogs from the Andes, mixed with honey, alfalfa powder and noni (a local fruit).
Corner of Ayacucho and Ucayali
Central Lima, Peru
Mercado de Chorillos
US-born travel and food writer Nicholas Gill shows off the national dish of ceviche and its many varieties, all chased with some unusual juices.
On the beach in Chorillos District
Lima, Peru
Mercado Municipal: Bar Do Mane, Hocca Bar
Sao Paulo natives call this market the go-to place for national dishes and delicious street food such as pastel, deep-fried dough like an oversized eggroll filled with sweet and savory ingredients.
Rua da Cantareira, 306 – Sé
São Paulo, SP, 01024-000, Brazil
