Our tour guide left us her at the end of our tour. Just outside the main market…read more Great grilled sandwiches and a huge selection of local products. Recommended.

A good stop for local products for eating with from cheese to jam to coffee and chocolate. Nice…read moreservice provided but primarily a stop for cheese and charcuterie rather than other items. Situated in a building on the edge of the market.

Very wide variety of plants and prices! Many decorative plants as well as edible herbs and…read morevegetables. The staff was approachable and was able to give me detailed advice on how to keep my plants happy and healthy at home. I will definitely be returning to this location at Jean-Talon market! I would highly recommend a visit to Jean-Talon market; everyone can find a vendor that interests them here.

Great charcuterie selection. Only dissappointment was the merguez: not spicy enough…read more... Will return on next Montreal visit.

The House of Roast. Thought it was the house of pasta...but that was another business right down…read morethe road. Pretty much high end, speciality, gourmet, grocery store. Love everything about it. Was looking for highly seasoned, peppered or blackened turkey deli meat...but apparently, that is not a common food item in Montreal. Does anybody KNOW where???? I can find this?? Okay, back to the review... they have all types of meat, duck, pigeon, horse & cow meat. Yes... horse meat. HUGE massive selection of cheeses. Lots of unique spices. Looks like heaven to the Gourmand.

Popped in here to see their imported European goods…read more I found some chocolate dipped gingerbread pretzels from Austria that were so soft and unique. I also found some decorative chocolates for Christmas. Perfect for gifts or something special that you won't find in mainstream stores.

Oh I loved Le Vieille Europe when I was living in Montreal. Unfortunately, I was a poor and…read morestarving student at the time and so I wasn't able to shop there as much as I wanted to, lol. I would occasionally go there for their imported cookies (oh how I adored Anna's Almond Swedish Thins, lol) and exotic teas. And also for their cheeses and deli meats. I'm not much of a coffee drinker, but I love the smell of coffee and they have a good selection of coffee beans and a huge coffee grinder. The store has a very European feel to it, and very high prices. However, they carry products that are difficult to find elsewhere. Every time I go back to Montreal I like to pop in and poke around ;) My last visit was shortly before the Pandemic started. Looking forward to going back once this Pandemic is over.

Helpful bilingual staff, selling pickling appliances and pickled food. They sold me two mason jars…read moreto keep costs low, but they also sell fancier stuff. They make their own lids for mason jars for pressure management.

I stopped by this wonderful bakery in a visit to Montreal! The staff there were so sweet and very…read morefriendly. They spoke both English and French. I had one of the best hot chocolate I'd had in quite a while. It was so deliciously creamy! I enjoyed the butter cookies and especially the brownies! I'd go back just for that hot chocolate lol! Delicious!

I love a good bakery! This was our favorite that we visited in Montreal. The flan croissant was my…read morefavorite of the items we bought. The maple pastry was very Canadian and sweet. They had a bunch of bagged cookies and sweets that would be great for presents for people.

A stop at Le Maître Olivier is a highlight of any trip to Jean-Talon Market. In fact it is often…read morethe reason why we go to the market in the first place. La Maître Olivier offers a terrific selection of olives and other complimentary products. Their specialty are the stuffed olives which are available in a wide assortment of flavours. The olives themselves are excellent and I really appreciate the fact that they are not too salty. You can really appreciate the flavour of both the olive and the stuffing. My favourites include roasted garlic, prosciutto and sundries tomatoes. You can buy the olives, or any of the items for that matter, in three sizes of containers. You can mix and match multiple flavours in one container, so don't mess around just go for a large one. You won't be disappointed.

This is one of my go to places in the market, I can't believe it's slipped through my Yelping…read morefingers for so long! If you are visiting the market this is a delicious option for lunch, it's just a tiny counter with a ton of homemade sausages but they are always grilling some of their best and you can get them loaded up with kraut and hot peppers and mustards and a lovely toasted bun to walk around with, or park yourself on a stoop or picnic bench in the sun to people watch and enjoy the many live musicians who busk here. If you are preparing a BBQ make this a stop for sure - these are exceptional big fat tasty sausages of all kinds and flavours. I like the jalapeno and cheese and the beer sausage and you know, pretty much all of them.

This is the best spot to get a filling sausage sandwich at the Jean Talon Market. You pay inside…read morethe little shop and they give you a ticket to take out to the guy or gal cooking and serving up the sausages. The bread is really a great piece of baguette and the sausages selection has several to choose from: swiss, knockwurst, semi-hot, jalapeno, and hot. There are a number of mustards and sauces, then the toppings include hot banana peppers, green olives, pickles, and sauerkraut. It costs $6 and is more than worth it. Inside the shop you'll find a number of their wonderful sausages for sale, some cold-cuts, patés and other items. We had the Maple and Bacon sausage tonight, and found it delicious, cooking it the way the helpful associate suggested. The maple flavor wasn't strong but you really got a hit of bacon, I was able to see the bacon as I was eating so they don't skimp!

I loved this little hidden gem deli-restaurant soooo much. My gramma used to make me pirogi's. When…read moreI bit into my first Batory pirogi, I closed my eyes, mmm'ed, and felt the love and nostalgia waft up through memory to the present. The cabbage rolls were delicious too. As was everything we tried. This place is the real deal. I'm so glad we went. You should try it. Before going to the deli, we walked the neighborhood, and I found my first Ruel Vert in Montreal. Look them up, eh? I'll always remember that neighborhood, that deli, and the joy of traveling in a family group of six, taking public transportation in search of the real Montreal.

Wonderful friendly place. Food cooked to order. We had potato pancakes, pierogi ( two kinds) a…read moreAnd lentil soup. Everything was so fresh and delicious. Large portions too!