Great place to go to get fresh produce. They also have meats, cheese, flowers, and tons of pastry shops. The river channel is next to the market, great place to have an ice cream and people watch. You can also rent bikes to ride around the park. Just a couple of blocks straight up from the metro station.

This is a terrific food market that includes the best imported food store I have ever found. The fresh food in the stalls is quite good and the merchants are friendly. The walk to the Metro is possible but a bit long. There is parking.

I like markets, I like to go shopping there or just to look around. That's why I couldn't miss this second largest market in Toronto (after Jean-Talon Market). Outdoor stands offered flowers, fruits and vegetables, or maple syrup products. The inner market is home to many butchers, bakeries, grocery stores and restaurants. There you can buy cheese, wine, fish and ingredients for all kinds of world cuisines such as Arabic, Japanese or European cuisine. The market building is in the Art Deco style and its dominant feature is the clock tower. It is definitely worth going here, whether you want to buy fresh farm products or simply see what it looks like here.

Very fun place to visit, sort of a farmer’s market. Excellent food in food courts and restaurants or to take out. We went back several times to dine, especially for breakfast.

This foodies paradise is well worth a visit. It is near the Canal Lachine. Outside there are excellent stalls with fresh fruit and vegetables while inside the is everything from meat and maple syrup to patisseries and cheese. Note: the nearest Metro station is the one after Atwater - Lionel - Groulx