I felt so relieved that she didn't eat me alive. She and I have not gone to the market, although once we bought tomatoes from a guy on the street. It was funny. We were in the car and it felt like veggie drive-thru. At what I consider to be the front of the market there are fruit and vegetable vendors who sell their goods out of boxes or supermarket carts, and some of them use small tables.
Vendors call out the prices.
While the market is crowded in the middle of the day, their voices seem to mingle with the rest of the racket, but towards evening when the interior of the market has been shut down, these vendors' voices sound desperate. On the interior, the vendors sell their goods off tables in a more organized fashion. The most commonly found items in the market are various liqueurs probably with a rum base, sauce picante , and an amazing variety of spices and flavorings such as vanilla beans and cacao . I also noticed stands selling traditional brightly colored clothing and one stand that housed various tubes and bottles that boasted to do things like diminish fatigue and cure pain. I even saw a love potion.