Philippine markets run from Makati's weekend food markets to Manila's bargain night markets and public markets in Cebu, Baguio and Davao. This guide groups them by city and links to every listing in our Philippines Night Markets collection.
Hours differ by source and by section, so check before you go.
Manila and Makati
- Salcedo Saturday Market is the Saturday-morning food market.
- Legazpi Sunday Market is its Sunday counterpart.
- Greenfield Weekend Market runs on weekend evenings.
- Tutuban Night Market is the nightly bargain market.
- Divisoria Market is the bargain-shopping district.
- Dampa Seaside Market is the pick-and-cook seafood market.
Cebu, Baguio and Davao
- Carbon Market is Cebu's big public market.
- Baguio Night Market is the late-night thrift and street food market.
- Roxas Night Market is Davao's evening street market.
Practical tips
- Cash: carry small notes.
- Bargains: haggle on clothes, not food.
- Safety: keep bags secure in crowded districts.
- Photo credits: see our photo credits.
Browse the full Philippines Night Markets collection, or compare with our Malaysia night markets guide.