San Andres Market

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San Andres Market

When asking the locals where to buy the best fruit, everyone points to San Andres Market. With plenty of exotic fruits both local and imported fruit, this famous market is truly full of colourful displays and it is very eye-catching. You will find this market on San Andres Street, a block away from Quirino Avenue.

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addressCorner San Andres & Leveriza Street, Malate, Manila

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