Great use of space in St. Boniface. A neighbourhood staple to many , A nice destination visit to…read moreget those last minute garden items for others.

Fantastic local market that's in the St. Boniface area off St. Mary's Road and Carriere Avenue…read more Prices are very fair and even slightly cheaper than St. Norbert's Farmers Market for some things. They have lots of fresh local produce, cheeses, jams, bakery items from local bakeries such as le croissant and l'epi de ble. The fresh baguettes ($2.49) remind me of Paris! And the cinnamon buns (package 6 for $5.49) are perfect - fluffy, moist cinnamon buns (no raisins) and just enough icing (I don't like it overloaded with icing). The recent in season strawberries were delicious $18.99 for a basket or $6.99 for a quart, quart BC cherries $6. The bouquets of flowers are gorgeous and same goes for their small garden/nursery area. Staff are bilingual and really this place reminds me of a much smaller version of Montreal's Jean Talon market. Service is really nice. There's a frequent buyer card where you get a stamp for each $20 purchase. After collecting 15 stamps you can a discount - either $10 or $15 off.

We love shopping in the new Pembina location. The veg's & fruit are always better and last longer…read morein the fridge. Kale can last 3 weeks compared to SuperStore which lasts 3 days if you're lucky. The flowers and plants are also a treat at great prices. Shopping at Vic's for over 35 years, and it's always enjoyable. Malvine Giesbrecht

A bit pricey but not too bad. They don't have a huge selection of items but they do have tons of…read morefruits and an adequate amount of meat and cheese. Did not see much seafood if any but I did just step in for a quick look, maybe I missed that section. I bought ready made "Italian pasta" soaked in olive oil in a container and cheese. Both were delicious. Staff members seemed friendly enough. It's kind of quiet in there.

Opening weekend at the farmers market today! I have been waiting impatiently all winter! Jewellery,…read morefood, clothes, art, FREE samples. Homemade, Manitoba made... There is something for everyone. No fresh veggies or fruit yet its too early, but they are selling the plants in case you want to grow your own (I'll just wait....). Got some homemade raspberry jam, some healthy all natural cookies and a gorgeous henna tattoo (see pic). Make sure to talk to the vendors because they love to share stories and tell you about their business. It felt nice that my favorite vendors remembered me even though I haven't seen them since last summer. Food trucks also park here with delicious snacks and meals. Get out and support local Manitoba products!

The St. Norbert Farmers Market is located on Pembina Highway just south of the Perimeter. One of…read morethe few areas where going beyond the Perimeter is still considered part of Winnipeg. The farmers market is open year-round, although it's considerably smaller in the winter months. While food is obviously the highlight of the market, it's also a great place for tourists if you're looking for some local souvenirs. Everything in this market is locally made and authentic, and that's ranging from food to craftsmanship. When I was there, the Red Ember food truck was also there making pizzas for hungry market goers for lunch. The parking situation can get quite hectic, although there's a direct bus from downtown to St. Norbert which you can consider. There's no free parking at the market; surrounding parking lots are either $2 or illegal to park, so do keep that in mind. It's definitely quite out of the way if you live more central or in the north, but I definitely give high praise to the farmers market here. Definitely a good enough size for this city; if you're expecting a St. Lawrence Market feel, you'll obviously leave disappointed.

A great little discovery along the highway where everything is local…read more Fresh bread made on site Thursdays. Free-range eggs. On-site grown veggies and seedlings (during planting season). Bird seed. So much more! If you're heading to the lake or just going for a drive, check this place out for all your picnic needs! Closed Sundays.

I saw the cashier and old lady are impolite to the customer. After I saw their horrible behavior to…read morethe customers, I will not go to there again Some of the customers only asked them what is item on the english receipt, they are very impolite, no patience and arrogant to treat the customers. No one will accept that kind of the poor and worse Customer service in Canada. Now other customers will go to lucky supermarkets and young rather than to go sun wah.

Their staffs are very impolite to the customers and arrogant to answer the customers who only asked…read morefor her receipt and items. The old lady behavior is very worse too. Their worse customer service behavior scare most of the people not to go to sun wah again.