Meilleur fruiterie de cartier, j'y vais depuis que j'ai déménagé dans le coins il y a trois ans…read more Rapport, qualité, prix, they have it all!

Produce was well presented, and definitely above average. The other 1/3 of the store held the…read morebasics of what you need for your first night in your Airbnb.

Wonderful location but service was very poor. The food was OK, but not hot due to poor service. I…read moreate here on a Sunday evening so that could have something to do with it. I will Try again to see if it was a fluke.

Went there last week after a crazy jet boat ride at the old port. We were all together 4 people,…read moreand they accommodated us rather quickly. It has a nice vibe, you are outdoors surrounded with plants and the old port. To be honest this is a place to go for drinks rather than a meal. It has very limited selection of meals mostly salads. Do not go there if you are looking forward to a big meal. I had the Caesar broccoli which was very good. My friends had oysters which they loved and cucumber salad and tomato salad. We were all happy with our choices but like I said we wanted a big meal which this place does not offer. More of a chill ambiance for drinks and snacks. The only I gave it 4 stars was lack of selection and our waiter was quick to remove our food even when we were nit finished. My friend had to tell him that he is still eating and waiter put back his plate. All in all a good experience.

Sweet (figuratively AND literally lol) little shop and stand-alone shack in the middle of the Place…read moreJacques Cartier cobblestone square in Old Montreal right there among the shops, bars, restaurants, souvenir places and near the waterfront Port. Lovely walking area both during the day and beautiful at night with locals and visitors strolling, hanging and enjoying the ambience...especially on a beautiful Summer evening like the day we went - it happened to be F1 race weekend so Old Montreal was abuzz. We had just finished dinner close by and as usual were looking for a place to get a sweet treat to cap off the meal. Truth be told, we were heading for Dairy Queen and then saw Ben and Jerry's across the square and right smack dab in the middle of both of them on the square was this little gem of a place. All we needed to see was the Crème Glacée sign and that's all she wrote. It was late, around 10PM, but this place was open. So cute - all 4 sides of the shop. Ice cream, sorbet - many different tempting flavors. I had a small pistachio ice cream (see my pic) - AMAZINGLY DELISH, CREAMY AND PACKED WITH FLAVOR (and bits of pistachio). HIT THE SPOT PERFECTLY. We also bought a few gift items there - some maple tea, maple syrup and jams. As we enjoyed our dessert, we were entertained by a street performer: a beautifully costumed flamenco dancer, twirling, spinning and clicking her heels on her wooden platform "stage" to her lively, upbeat music. If you're in the area, skip Ben and Jerry's and DQ and stop in here! It's a treat!

Good market. We were here during the Grey Line tour of Montreal. This is francophone like the…read morearea. I'm sure it's not quit the caliber of Jean Talon but it was nice and we got coffee and pastries that were good.

I love going to farmers market. It makes me feel more of local life not too commercial. Food is so…read morefresh at this market. I bought couple cheese and they are so good. There are activities for kids outside the market and local product selling.

Fun place to walking around, there are arts and fresh food. I bought ice cream at the market and…read moreenjoy seeing interesting stuff.