Rosarito has a myriad of excellent shopping locations all along Boulevard Benito Juarez, the town's main street. Shops at the north, center and south areas of town are walkable in clusters, and free street parking is easy to find everywhere.

Rosarito's large mercado, with almost 100 stalls, is just a short stroll up the main street, beginning next to the El Nido restaurant. Immediately south of town you'll find a miracle mile of pottery, gardenware, Guadalajara-cement statues and fountains, curios and rug and blanket weavers in an interesting mix of roadside shops.

Rosarito's main street is also, by far, the best place on the entire 1,000-mile Baja peninsula to buy Mexican furniture. Southwestern, pigskin, wrought-iron, hacienda, willow, hand-carved and hand-painted furniture, plus custom pieces, are all made locally. The selection is great, and specialty shops dot both sides of the street for the full length of the city.

There are many arts and crafts shops along the main boulevard in Rosarito Beach. You will also find products geared not only to the tourist, but also your home with many rustic furniture shops, ceramics shops and stained glass shops. Rosarito Beach seems to be a gathering place for artists also, so you will find some fine artwork here.

Near the El Nido restaurant, you'll find a small 'central market' with various handicrafts and gifts to bring home. It is on the beachside of the street.

With the many clubs and bars in central Rosarito, you will also find many clothing shops with the hippest club/bar gear advertising their establishment. Included in this is Señor Frogs, Papas & Beer and Rock n' Roll Taco to name a few.

Rosarito also has a wide variety of pharmacies, cigar shops, liquor stores, fireworks stores and more. Please note that U.S. Customs restricts taking these items back across the border and you should familiarize yourself with those restrictions.