Listen the shopping experience might be crap, but you will grab all the fruits you need for dirt…read morecheap prices.. only go there if you want to save $$$..

they offer bargain prices and at times when you cut the fruit open even though it looks fine from…read morethe outside it,s rotten on the inside.

Unfortunately the quality of the fruits and veggies here have gone down a bit. Though the prices…read moreare still great and you get a lot for what you pay for, I find a lot of rotting fruit or over ripe fruit. I still come here regularly but am less excited about this place in general. The staff are friendly and I'm still happy to have access to reasonably priced produce. 3.5 stars

Stumbled across this busy farmers market when I was in Cote des Neiges. I was immediately drawn in…read moreand had to see what all the rush was about. There is a mix of produce, from what you can find in the supermarkets (same packaging etc) to a lot of produce from local farms which was lovely to see. Great selection of berries and tomatoes... super large tomatoes on the vine that looked divine! For me, what stood out the most was the large selection of local honey - I have found it difficult to find this in shops/supermarkets but this market has a good variety of honey from different flowers and farms. I also noticed that the market is open until late, ideal for students and locals in the area!

Des fruits et legumes frais, et un excellent service !…read more Fresh fruits and veggies, and good service.

Thank you Hannah's hut for saving so many of my meals!! I came here on a friend's recommendation…read moreand I'm so glad I did! They have some of the freshest, best priced produce anywhere around. Some stuff that's hard to find at IGA and Metro? Bet you Hannah's hut's got it. For a place that looks so small, I've been amazed at how it feels like a Mary poppins bag. Twice now was looking for stuff I couldn't find (coconut shavings, and poppyseed), asked an employee, and a fast moving korean lady would come out the back and find exactly what it is and where in random spots. They pack a lot in those shelves! And stuff I thought I'd only find in Chinatown or Asian grocery stores, they have it pretty much all the major staples here!! Fruits and veggies are fresher here than anywhere else in my opinion. And fresh herbs! Thank God I don't need to learn how to urban plant stuff during lockdown because I suck at keeping succulents alive. They also have some fresh cold pressed juices, an impressive nut display, an entire wall of organic teas, and some korean/Asian prepared foods (kimbap, kimchi, bimbimbap, Vietnamese rolls). They even have some OG Chinese tiger balm and pei pa kao tucked near the bottom of the side of the cash register. They clearly have a more holistic and healthy eating approach with many many choices of gluten free flours and healthy alternatives to most products (like ice cream and frozen meals). Everyone is super nice and they take social distancing and safety seriously even asking some customers to wait when it's busy. A truly wonderful place to shop and get nearly everything you need. Please continue supporting them!

This is a great addition to the neighbourhood. They carry a lot of organic and/or local produce and…read moretheir prices are reasonable. The cashiers are friendly. In the front side, they make smoothies and juices. They also sell plants.

Here's a little context: I used to go to the Maxi for my…read morenon perishables and the Farmer's Market for my produce. However, the farmer's market closed for the winter. It seemed impossible to find good produce at a decent price in CDN, but then my trusty yelp app came in handy and found this place for me. Wow wow wow! It's so cheap! The veggies are always fresh and super cheap. (Big bag of spinach for 2,99$?!) they have produce that's already sorted out for you (ex. Melons that are halved and skinned). Their bakery breads were a little hard the times I went, so I've never bought some, but maybe I'm just uptight about bread, because a lot of people were buying it. They have a small section of processed meat/cheese. Prices are acceptable. The place is rather small, but they carry a lot of products. The staff is super friendly and checkout is always quick. It's also right by a bus stop and the metro! The only thing I'd like is if there were a wider selection of veggies, but given the limited amount of space they have, I understand that they can't have everything. All the basics are there though. If you live in the area and appreciate cheap/fresh produce, go go go!

What a gem! The fresh fruit is the best in town. The vegetables are cleaned and prepped for us,…read moreand it's not expensive. Can we ask for more? The people are all helpful and cheerful. I've introduced many friends to the Market and they are all grateful. Merci, good job!

If you call about a product and they don't have that product, they'll pretend they can't hear you…read more Especially the old man. Also the price is higher than other Bangladeshi/Indian groceries.

We stopped at this bakery to get a quick snack…read more Their palmier was flaky, buttery and delicious. The lady at the counter was very friendly and pleasant Not too bad for about $3.50. A good stop if you are in the area for something yummy.

Enjoyed stopping by Première Moisson for its assorted quality baked goods and coffee. Everything…read morelooks delicious, and what I've tasted is well prepared. This Côte-des-Neiges location also has outdoor seating on a deck out front. Be advised, a large coffee to go was dinky compared to standards I'm used to, (see pic,) especially compared to the sizable bowl serving when dining in (see pic). My favorite pastry so far is the scrumptious, sublime Passion Dulce - a shortbread cookie, topped with sponge cake, garnished with a combination passionfruit, banana, mango purée, coated with a fruit icing flavored similar to the purée, then decorated with cream of Dulcey chocolate and roasted sesame seeds. Wow! Had also a taste of my friend's fruit cheesecake. Nice! Also, when picking up for breakfast, explored a savory pastry Pâté Lorrain filled with assorted meats. While tasty and may be traditionally prepared, the filling had a little too much fat for my taste, noticeable even when warmed up. The staff was friendly, although (a very minor issue) on one occasion the lady behind the counter who said she personally will get us our coffee was not the one who made it in the end, also delayed with a bottleneck at the machines. That being said, I'd definitely recommend stopping by a Première Moisson for a bite or picking up something baked.