This Sunday market has the best of fresh food and drink from all around the region - cheese, fruit,…read morefresh baked bread, vegetables, wine, meat and fish - and a huge range of non-food items as well. It is located throughout the town centre, and walking around it takes at least an hour without stopping to buy anything. Park by the Aveyron and cross the bridge into town and you can't miss the start of the market. It spreads throughout the town, with only a tiny fraction located in the market hall itself, and despite the number of small dogs and pushchairs around it's fairly easy to navigate, although you may have to push a little to get near the most popular stalls. Many stallholders speak a little English (or are ex-pats) but all appreciate it if you make an attempt to order in French first!

This is the real local farmer's market for people who live in this neighborhood or people like us;…read morelove fresh produce and good deals. We walked 25min from our warm home ( it was little chilly this morning...) to this market this morning and it was worth it! All the veggies and fruits are more than half the price of other market, especially Marché Arceaux. For example - 3 butternut squash, 20 clementines, one bunch of pink garlic ( about 10 bulb or more, 4 Kumato tomato, 2 large red tomato was... 15 Euros! Can you believe that? Don't get me wrong, I love Marché Arceaux but I can't afford it everyday :) If you live here in Montpellier, this market is worth visiting. You have to bring lots of bags to shop!

This is a dream market that I want to live nearby. There is…read moreeverything here. Fresh fruits, fresh vegetables outside, and inside there are too many stores to list that sell breads, cakes, cheeses ( I have never seen so much cheese in my life!!), meats of all kinds, beef, pork, lamb, fish, ..... and cooked food!!! No need to restaurants deliveries, there is everything here if you don't want to cook. But I am just a tourist.....

Omg please run don't walk to this marche! Fabulous food, wines, cheeses, people watching and more…read more Loved every minute of it.

Love this market. The petit pois with her chocolate treats made with beet root not white sugar…read more Lovely location. Easy parking. Many producers may also speak some Spanish so that is helpful if your French is poor but if you have some Spanish. Kind. Friendly. Local food produce. Enjoyed getting wonderful potimarron and seasonal produce to cook

From the owner: Imposant Sans conteste le plus gros marché de Toulouse. S'étendant des deux côtés des boulevards,…read moreles étals proposent fruits, légumes, viandes, poissons, spécialités, traiteur, etc. Les marchands y ont une clientèle d'habitués. Comme à l'accoutumée, les promotions fusent en fin de marché...

While Marché St Cyprien is the smallest of the 3 Toulousian markets and is decidedly limited in its…read moreproduct offerings, I have to say that my shopping experience was enjoyable - the sellers were knowledgeable, passionate about their products, and completely charming. I think the key thing to note for first-timers is that this is a (very) small market, but what they lack in size, they make up for in quality! When I was there, I picked up two of the strongest local cheeses (one sheep's cheese, one cow's cheese), along with the local duck foie gras which is prepared with salt + pepper only. The prices seem to be reasonable, in fact quite reasonable, for locally-grown and crafted products. I didn't get to pick up any fruit/veggies today, though expect to pick some up in a couple of days. So happy to support local producers and businesses - it's a much more pleasant and authentic experience than going to the Carrefour or Casino Marché!

Quand on dit qu'il faut favoriser les commerces de proximité!!! Pas plus cher qu'en grande surface…read more Et qualité : RIEN A VOIR!! Excellent. Bon conseils. Service parfait. Merci !