There are about 40 stalls selling a wide variety of products, including:

Olives etc.
Fresh (cream) cakes.
Traditional Palmero biscuits and cake.
A butcher, usually with pork, beef and chicken and often with goat and rabbit depending on the season.
Goats Cheese.
Fresh locally grown strawberries.
Fresh locally grown fruit and vegetables.
Plants for the garden.
Sugar cane press with sugar-cane based drinks.
Aloe Vera plants, creams and health drink.
Puntagorda's own cigar maker is usually busy rolling cigars from La Palma tobacco.
Wine from the North and West of La Palma.
Fresh bread (German baker).
Honey from Garafia.

The are stalls selling:
Pottery, photographs and postcards, leather ware,
La Palma T-shirts, baskets etc.

Note: Not all stalls are present every day.

You can also eat at the kiosk. The menu may vary from day to day but usually includes bocadillo (filled roll) with pork or chicken, a meal of pork-steak and chips, or just chips.

A hot favourite with Palmeros is Churros. This is something like a doughnut-stick (but not quite) deep fried in oil and served sprinkled with sugar.

See the Mercadillo website for more information and a map.
For more information about the Puntagorda area see the website of the Puntagorda Council.
Why not have a meal in Puntagorda? At Restaurant Jardin de Los Naranjos.