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    St. Lawrence Market

    4.4 (760 reviews)
    ModerateFarmers Market
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    long line at this place and food on the grill looks yummy
    Lynnette L.

    tons of options, seating which is a plus, and a definite place to visit. I really enjoyed the Jerk chicken pot pie. The apple fritter which i don't have a picture of was large but not as good as others i've had. i would have taken a smaller one that was tastier.

    Debbie R.

    Love this market with lots of high quality items - from food to interesting kitchen utensils. Prices are high everywhere but I found the prices reasonable and some vendors had sale items like one vendor had burnt or overcooked meat for sale instead of throwing it out. It wasn't perfect but still edible. Everyone was helpful and friendly. The market was impeccable.

    Peameal and egg sammich
    Christina D.

    We had breakfast at the little diner situated at the entrance of the market. I tried the "famous" peameal bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich, and found it to be tasty but quite dry. The service was nice, though. This review is for the market overall. I'm so sad that I don't live locally, I would be there every weekend. So many things to try!

    Jorge D.

    Great vendors. Lots of local food options to try. Don't forget that there is a lower level floor.

    Jai Y.

    There aren't that many places to sit indoors and the sushi is meh. I would skip the sushi. Go to Mike's for the oysters but as for the salmon sashimi and scallop sashimi, it was just alright. There is nothing to cut the flavor such as ginger and other things common at a sushi place so it can start feeling like too much. Also the cuts are butcher cuts and not done by a sushi chef who pays attention to mouth feel. The macarons were ok. The butter tart was also ok. The crust was too crumbly and thick according to my wife. She said it's supposed to be flaky. I think the best thing is to get is the oyster bar at Mike's and the smoothies. Not pictured but what my wife enjoyed the most is the pea meal bacon sandwich. She did mention it's either something you either love or hate since it is just meat and bread.

    Another bakery in the market
    Nia D.

    In our day of exploring the city, we had this market as one of the places to check out after our visit to the CN Tower. The outside gives the look at a marketplace and reminder me of Reading Terminal Market back in Philly. As soon as we walked in, all the good aromas and smells of food hit us. It was the middle of the day on a Friday, so not overly crowded but we're pretty busy and filled with people roaming around to the various food stands and shops. I ended up buying some souvenirs for family members at on the shops on the lower level and also got desserts/pastries from three of the bakeries: Blackbird Baking Co., Future Bakery & Cafe and Eve's Temptations. Though I didn't particularly care for the tart I got at Future Bakery, my pastry from Blackbird Baking and cannoli from Eve's was delicious! My friends also enjoyed their pastries from the bakeries they tried and two friends got pasta dishes from one of the vendors, which they also enjoyed. Definitely worth checking out if you are ever visiting. Make sure to have cash on hand. The places I went to all accepted credit, but some places may not and might limit the debit card use to just a Canadian debit card - not sure why but my friends ran into that at the pasta place.

    Kit T.

    Awesome experience. A lot of food stalls to enjoy. But it is crazy crowded on the weekends!

    Ray B.

    This location encompasses a wide range of savory and sweet mouth watering foods. St. Lawrence Market will always be one of my stops while visiting the Toronto area. BB

    Quawnishia M.

    This place is very reminiscent of Lexington market in Baltimore, Maryland. This is an open market with many food stores that are making food cooked and deli food as well. There are some stores that sell wine, desserts, and even touri knickknacks. To be honest, I thought it would be a little bit more put together in terms of places to sit down while you eat. But that wasn't the case at all. There were some standing tables all about the market and then there were some picnic tables outside. We walked around for 15 minutes, then finally decided on which places we wanted to eat at. There are so many choices here that there is definitely something for everyone. If you're in the area, put it on your list. However don't go out of your way to visit.

    Ayad F.

    We went here for the Christmas market after the Santa Claus parade. Two floors plus a tent of amazing booths. From the food to the clothes to the old-fashioned accessories and decorations. I strongly recommend bringing a bag! A must visit during November and December.

    Caitlin D.

    A lovely market that has bit of everything (over 200 vendors!) Super cute space with any kind of food you could want. I loved the green juice from St. Lawrence juice bar and various pastries from Eve's temptations. If I was in town longer I definitely would have picked out some fresh produce!!

    Jonathan C.

    Ok, first of all...WOW!!! The food in this place is outta this world!!! I tried the lobster roll and the bacon sandwich with mustard. The bacon sandwich with mustard was absolutely amazing!!! I still think about that sandwich "to this day!!" lol the lobster spot was extremely fast service even though they stay with a line. This market is very lively and is a must do anytime one is in Toronto! 5 stars cause there's so much to eat here...and IT ALL looks good lol

    Phyllis L.

    Went to the newest addition to the market today, which was the Saturday farmer's market in the new building across the street! There were lots of people there and the vendors were all amazing. There was a great selection of different goods and fresh produce, which was wonderful! Lots of people came by to do their weekly grocery run and it was great to see the turnout even on a rainy day. The new structure is so beautiful and an amazing upgrade to the existing farmer's market south of the original building. Looking forward to more markets later this year!

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    I come here everyday for fresh fruit and vegetables. Sometime I buy flowers and plants.

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    Sick Kids Hospital Farmer's Market
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