A covered food hall/food court with international flavors. There's a the classic fromagerie (cheese), boucherie (butcher), and vegetable and nuts stands. Also a fresh seafood grocery shop. That said, it's mostly prepared foods there, and mostly international. The front of the Halles has a Cafe Moka that's French, but the actual stalls inside were not really classic French stuff. There's a full bar, Moroccan and Italian cuisines, Canadian poutine, tacos, tapas, and more. I'm sure there's some regional Catalonian influences but they were too subtle for my uneducated self to notice. People seem generally nice and pleasant. I came here often to eat different foods and people watch. It's definitely a place that locals pop in for a drink or a bite. It's on the quai, so there's some nice walking along the water just outside. Bathrooms: A bit rustic and somewhat exposed to elements to get there, but generally functional. There's outside-ish, near the bar. read more

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