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Cool food options for everyone! We ordered jerk chicken from one booth, a vegan tofu dish from another and a steak sandwich as well. Lots of seating options were present. There were also various alcoholic and non alcoholic drink options present as well as a video game arcade. If you have large groups, make sure you make your way here.
I love a good food hall and this was great. So many food options, lots of seating, and I loved the separate bar area with specialty cocktails based on other time out market locations! The porto was delicious, as I've been to the one in porto!
This food court is one of the most amazing ones I've ever been. The variety of food and quality of food is unmatched by any other food hall. I've been to. Prices when you convert the currency are relatively reasonable. It does get very busy at times, but I like the system of the pagers to notify you when your food is done. There's something for everyone.
If you're a fan of the Time Out Markets, then add the one in Montréal to your list. It's in the Easton Centre upstairs and have a variety of restaurants. I tried La Capital Tacos for carnival tacos and Bossa for a roasted chicken sandwich. Both were decent
Everyone want something different for lunch or dinner? How about the food hall at Eaton Centre? Time Out Market has something for everyone. Among the four of us, we chose American BBQ, poke bowl, Indian and Chinese. They were all delicious. Decent portions, prices maybe a little high. There was plenty of table and bar height seating. There is staff with carts who come around to clear the tables. A bit noisy since it is hopping so a little hard to have a conversation. Definitely recommend!
Overall: A+ // 6 stars Small sample size here as I went to the Paella stall only for a surprisingly impressive lunch. The Seafood Paella I ordered tasted as perfect as it looks. The mussels were cooked spot on, being so large and delicately tender, an impressive feat that is representative of all the seafood. The rice has an intense flavor development from the stock, herbs, and lemon, just being on the verge of al dente for a minimal bite for added texture. The rest of the market features food from every cuisine, and looks high quality for more options. Food: +2 Presentation: +2 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats
On our last day in Montreal we were exploring the Underground City and wound our way to Time Out Market for lunch. What a great market. It is very similar to a food court with all types of ethnic foods, but elevated. We read the menus at each one and settled on Chanthy Yen. We ordered two dishes to share. One being the Tempura Battered vegetarian bao buns with cucumber and kimchi and the battered tofu General Tao with rice. Both dishes were fresh, cooked very well, had lots of Asian flavors and were delicious. The young woman that took our order was very nice, and the food came out fast. The entire Time Out Market is black and white, with lots of tables, is modern and clean. There is a beer counter, a wine counter, a bar and lots of little eateries. If you are staying at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, you can access the Underground City from the lower level of the hotel and walk to the Time Out Market. Will definitely try other Time Out Markets in other cities for sure.
Was fully pack and hard to find a seat. Although the service was quick and well organized. Food wasn't too bad, expensive for what you're getting. The music was ok but didn't match the vibe of the market.
We visited the Eaton Centre the day before and were disappointed with the food court selection, where we ended up overpaying for an overly saucy, super spicy chicken pad Thai and some A&W. It wasn't until later that we discovered the real action was upstairs at the Time Out Market. It definitely felt like we missed out, since we would have much rather spent our money there. We actually came back the next day just to eat at the Market. Parking was a headache--no street parking available ($4.25/hour), so we had no choice but to use the underground, which was a shocking $4.50 every 20 minutes. Finding a spot was also tough, with many cars squeezed into non-designated areas. After circling, we finally exited P2 and found available spots on P1, where fewer people seemed willing to risk re-entering the lot. Between parking and meals, we probably spent around $100 for four people. Food prices were steep--$24 for pizza, $18 for ramen, and $20 for a Caprese sandwich--but everything tasted great, definitely better than the regular food court. The vibes were fun and lively, though seating was hard to come by. I appreciated the little touches like self-serve water and buzzers for each order, which made it easy for one person to pick up food from multiple counters without waiting around. Overall, the food was delicious and the atmosphere enjoyable, but given the prices (especially with parking), it felt expensive for a self-serve setup. Still, it's a way better choice than the Eaton Centre food court.
Great option for an elevated food court and choice of meal. The only down side is it can get busy and hard to find a seat but definitely worth it to try and visit all the options. There is also free water and good options for both alcoholic and mocktail drinks! It's also inside the Eaton mall center so you'll have to go inside to find it on the second floor
We stopped in at Time Out Market while visiting the mall. Lots of variety. I'm pretty confident, if you are hungry, you will be able to find something to eat here. Three of the four of us had Indian food; it was delicious. It was loud in the dining area but it was super clean. We saw employees constantly emptying the garbage and wiping down the tables. We will definitely be back the next time we are in Montreal.
Environment was hustle and bustle, it's an indoor food court setting. Low lighting made things feel less hectic, with picnic table vibes for seating. The food we got here was from the American BBQ vendor. The chimichurri poutine was spectacular, definitely recommend if you enjoy a salsa verde. Ginger beer has a strong and pungent flavor in the best way, compared to your usual ginger ale. The smoked meat sandwich was okay, but much better options for one elsewhere. Vegetarian nachos were loaded to have enough toppings for each bite. Many different options in the market for all different tastes!
I visited two places and both were a strikeout for timeout which was quite disappointing as I visited other timeouts and everything was amazing. I arrived at lunchtime on a weekday so every counter was pretty busy. For an appetizer I stopped at Ibericos and ordered the Iberian ham croquettes. I waited a little over 5 min and got buzzed that my food was ready. After picking up I headed back to my seat and got my first taste. The croquettes were cooked well but the taste of salt was so overpowering there was no delineation between the béchamel and the ham. I was pretty underwhelmed and would not order this again. The second place I visited was Campo where I got the breast with fries and salad and a Nata (Portuguese custard dessert). The chicken was pretty dry but spiced well. The nata (which I saved for later) was the star of the show. Overall I'd get a nata again but choose another place for my main course.
This place was busy right when it opened with people walking right up as they were opening the gates. The place is pretty big with a lot of different options including American Cuisine, Japanese, Portuguese and more. There are many places to sit with entrances to both parts of the mall. We tried Le Blossom after seeing everyone with the plates. I definitely would want to try the rolls next time they looked pretty good. We ended up getting the Salmon bowl but it did not live up the presentation. There were too many greens which once melted took over the bowl but not enough rice. The ratio was just off and the veggies were more room temp. The salmon itself was pretty decent. We also tried Paul Toussaint Goat Curry and you have to get this. It was so delicious and full of so much flavor. You get a buzzer once it's ready and it was a great mixture of goat and curry. Lastly got Le Red Tiger for the Beef Pho. The broth was flavorful but the beef was over cooked. It was hard to chew it all. Overall was a good choice with a group especially to try different cuisines in one meal. There are workers that occasionally walk around that will clean up your tray but you can also easily put it on the tray racks around the hall. read more
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Hello Angela,…
6 months ago
Time Out Market was relatively close to our hotel. We decided to pay a visit since we had a great experience visiting the Time Out in Lisboa, Portugal . Extensive selection. Nice space to enjoy the food we ordered. I recommend Time Out if your group has different preferences for lunch or dinner. Service was friendly and efficient. read more
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Hello Kelvin,…
Cool food options for everyone! We ordered jerk chicken from one booth, a vegan tofu dish from another and a steak sandwich as well. Lots of seating options were present. There were also various alcoholic and non alcoholic drink options present as well as a video game arcade. If you have large groups, make sure you make your way here. read more
I love a good food hall and this was great. So many food options, lots of seating, and I loved the separate bar area with specialty cocktails based on other time out market locations! The porto was delicious, as I've been to the one in porto! read more
This food court is one of the most amazing ones I've ever been. The variety of food and quality of food is unmatched by any other food hall. I've been to. Prices when you convert the currency are relatively reasonable. It does get very busy at times, but I like the system of the pagers to notify you when your food is done. There's something for everyone. read more
If you're a fan of the Time Out Markets, then add the one in Montréal to your list. It's in the Easton Centre upstairs and have a variety of restaurants. I tried La Capital Tacos for carnival tacos and Bossa for a roasted chicken sandwich. Both were decent read more
Everyone want something different for lunch or dinner? How about the food hall at Eaton Centre? Time Out Market has something for everyone. Among the four of us, we chose American BBQ, poke bowl, Indian and Chinese. They were all delicious. Decent portions, prices maybe a little high. There was plenty of table and bar height seating. There is staff with carts who come around to clear the tables. A bit noisy since it is hopping so a little hard to have a conversation. Definitely recommend! read more
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10 months ago
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Hello Sylvain,…
Overall: A+ // 6 stars Small sample size here as I went to the Paella stall only for a surprisingly impressive lunch. The Seafood Paella I ordered tasted as perfect as it looks. The mussels were cooked spot on, being so large and delicately tender, an impressive feat that is representative of all the seafood. The rice has an intense flavor development from the stock, herbs, and lemon, just being on the verge of al dente for a minimal bite for added texture. The rest of the market features food from every cuisine, and looks high quality for more options. Food: +2 Presentation: +2 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more
On our last day in Montreal we were exploring the Underground City and wound our way to Time Out Market for lunch. What a great market. It is very similar to a food court with all types of ethnic foods, but elevated. We read the menus at each one and settled on Chanthy Yen. We ordered two dishes to share. One being the Tempura Battered vegetarian bao buns with cucumber and kimchi and the battered tofu General Tao with rice. Both dishes were fresh, cooked very well, had lots of Asian flavors and were delicious. The young woman that took our order was very nice, and the food came out fast. The entire Time Out Market is black and white, with lots of tables, is modern and clean. There is a beer counter, a wine counter, a bar and lots of little eateries. If you are staying at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, you can access the Underground City from the lower level of the hotel and walk to the Time Out Market. Will definitely try other Time Out Markets in other cities for sure. read more
Was fully pack and hard to find a seat. Although the service was quick and well organized. Food wasn't too bad, expensive for what you're getting. The music was ok but didn't match the vibe of the market. read more
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Hello Liana,…
We visited the Eaton Centre the day before and were disappointed with the food court selection, where we ended up overpaying for an overly saucy, super spicy chicken pad Thai and some A&W. It wasn't until later that we discovered the real action was upstairs at the Time Out Market. It definitely felt like we missed out, since we would have much rather spent our money there. We actually came back the next day just to eat at the Market. Parking was a headache--no street parking available ($4.25/hour), so we had no choice but to use the underground, which was a shocking $4.50 every 20 minutes. Finding a spot was also tough, with many cars squeezed into non-designated areas. After circling, we finally exited P2 and found available spots on P1, where fewer people seemed willing to risk re-entering the lot. Between parking and meals, we probably spent around $100 for four people. Food prices were steep--$24 for pizza, $18 for ramen, and $20 for a Caprese sandwich--but everything tasted great, definitely better than the regular food court. The vibes were fun and lively, though seating was hard to come by. I appreciated the little touches like self-serve water and buzzers for each order, which made it easy for one person to pick up food from multiple counters without waiting around. Overall, the food was delicious and the atmosphere enjoyable, but given the prices (especially with parking), it felt expensive for a self-serve setup. Still, it's a way better choice than the Eaton Centre food court. read more
8 months ago
Great option for an elevated food court and choice of meal. The only down side is it can get busy and hard to find a seat but definitely worth it to try and visit all the options. There is also free water and good options for both alcoholic and mocktail drinks! It's also inside the Eaton mall center so you'll have to go inside to find it on the second floor read more
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Christian B.
Hello SaraJane,…
We stopped in at Time Out Market while visiting the mall. Lots of variety. I'm pretty confident, if you are hungry, you will be able to find something to eat here. Three of the four of us had Indian food; it was delicious. It was loud in the dining area but it was super clean. We saw employees constantly emptying the garbage and wiping down the tables. We will definitely be back the next time we are in Montreal. read more
4 months ago
Environment was hustle and bustle, it's an indoor food court setting. Low lighting made things feel less hectic, with picnic table vibes for seating. The food we got here was from the American BBQ vendor. The chimichurri poutine was spectacular, definitely recommend if you enjoy a salsa verde. Ginger beer has a strong and pungent flavor in the best way, compared to your usual ginger ale. The smoked meat sandwich was okay, but much better options for one elsewhere. Vegetarian nachos were loaded to have enough toppings for each bite. Many different options in the market for all different tastes! read more
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Christian B.
Hello Trinity,…
5 months ago
I visited two places and both were a strikeout for timeout which was quite disappointing as I visited other timeouts and everything was amazing. I arrived at lunchtime on a weekday so every counter was pretty busy. For an appetizer I stopped at Ibericos and ordered the Iberian ham croquettes. I waited a little over 5 min and got buzzed that my food was ready. After picking up I headed back to my seat and got my first taste. The croquettes were cooked well but the taste of salt was so overpowering there was no delineation between the béchamel and the ham. I was pretty underwhelmed and would not order this again. The second place I visited was Campo where I got the breast with fries and salad and a Nata (Portuguese custard dessert). The chicken was pretty dry but spiced well. The nata (which I saved for later) was the star of the show. Overall I'd get a nata again but choose another place for my main course. read more
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Christian B.
Hello Jessica,…
Located on an upper floor of the Eaton center, time out market is essentially an upscale food court that aggregates lots of the host city's best food options under one roof. The lighting is warm, the music is perfect for the setting, and I couldn't help but think as I wandered in, that this would be an ideal place for either a date, or taking a small family, as everyone could get their own choice of high quality food without having to really split off. I had the iberico ham sandwich, and a strawberry lemonade both of which were very good, at least better than you can expect from the typical mall food court, and well worth the price. The vieux Montréal cocktail was also a unique refreshing cocktail that incorporated caramelized absinthe foam (it's better than it sounds, I swear). A great stop for either a tourist checking out the sights, or a local on a date. Highly recommend. read more
We really enjoyed our visit to Time Out Market. We stopped for drinks once a few years ago, back when they first opened, and really enjoyed the quality bar. On this visit, we were excited to try the food as well. There were so many options to choose from, but our first stop was Climates. The salad was good but I wish it fit on the plate better, things were sliding off as we tried to eat. The poutine was very good. We also tried the lobster roll, and while I enjoyed all the elements, I wish they were more mixed together. The lobster was layered on top of mayo on top of greens in a way that made it hard to get everything in one bite, and some of my lobster fell off onto the table. When we were done eating, an employee kindly came by and offered to clear our plates. After we ate, we wanted to try some drinks. Unfortunately, the drink areas were very segregated. There was a closed off area by the cocktail bar with lots of seating which was all full. There was a mocktail bar kind of in the middle of the restaurant area. There was also a wine bar not far from the mocktail bar. I was able to grab a mocktail and sit at the wine bar while my husband had a glass of wine, but I wasn't entirely sure if I was supposed to do that. I wish that the drink options weren't so separated so that people in the same group could all enjoy different types of drinks and still sit together comfortably. On the plus side, my mocktail was very good and my husband enjoyed the international selection at the wine bar. On our way out, we stopped to get some cookies to go from tunnel espresso. They were a bit pricey at $5 a cookie, but well worth it. I'd recommend the chocolate brownie praline or the Oreo red velvet! All in all, I'd definitely come back to try more of the many food offerings! read more
The food here is solid and there's a lot of variety, which makes it a great spot if your group can't decide on one type of cuisine. Everything was clean and the service at most counters was fast and friendly. I liked the space overall, but the super loud house music playing across the whole market really killed the vibe for me. It was 6pm on a Thursday, the crowd was mostly 30s and up, and the volume made it hard to talk to the people I was with. It just didn't match the scene and made it harder to enjoy what's otherwise a cool food hall. read more
Montreal. I love Timeout Markets. I've been to a few in other cities: Boston, Chicago, Lisbon. I love the convenience, access to the city's local and international plates and for a few dollars more than fast food, you get super tasty, excellent meals. The setting is akin to a large market with communal tables-- feels like a huge family gathering as you more than likely will share a table. The concept is, you pick your food stall, order your food, they give you a buzzer and when the food is ready, you get buzzed, you pick up your food and eat at communal tables. The food quality is first rate, authentic and super delish regardless of what country or locale, you pick. I've not had a bad experience in any of the Timeout markets I've visited. Love it here. EOY. read more
5 months ago
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1 year ago
We arrived on a weekday at 11:30am and the seating area was very empty. But when we returned at 12:30pm, it was packed and almost difficult to find seating. We ordered a burger combo from Chez Simon to share since we weren't too hungry and the burger was satisfying. I liked how they give you a pager to pick up your order when it's ready so the food was freshly made, but also gave us time to find seating. Overall, the market had a very social vibe with the background music and dim lighting. Good good, but a bit overpriced considering it's like a food court. read more
1 year ago
Was very busy but had a good variety of options for everyone. I ended up getting Indian food and my husband got smash burgers. Both meals were wonderful! Definitely was hard to find seating during a Saturday lunch time but not a big deal. read more
The Market is located inside Eaton Centre, in the second floor. It's spacious and provides great selection of food, drinks and culinary experiences. You can find international cuisine like Indian food, Chinese & Vietnamese cuisine, BBQ meat, fast food, pizza. You can take pizza making and baking classes in a semi-private setting. They also have a separate bar section, limited to 19+. They also rent out a section of the bar for private events and gatherings. read more
6 months ago
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1 year ago
Due to it being late evening upon arrival, we headed to the mall as it was still open in the area. To my surprise, Time Out was an awesome place! I just wish we had found it earlier in the evening as we ate overpriced unappealing fast food downstairs. It's a cool spot with a variety of eateries and drink. I tried the Jumanji at the bar. It was refreshing from a long day of traveling. It's definitely a great casual hang out spot for a meal or drinks with friends. I wish we had one closer to home. I would definitely come back! read more
SO and I came here twice for lunch in 4 days. For the 1st time, we ordered the jerk chicken (forgot to take a pic) from Paul Toussaint...the chicken was tender, nicely spiced and with some crispy skin...the rice had good flavor and the slaw had a nice tang. We also ordered the salmon salad from Climats...the salmon was fresh and the salad had a tasty light dressing. The 2nd time, we ordered the 1/2 chicken from Campos...the chicken was more tender than Toussaint's and it was accompanied by rice and salad...we thoroughly enjoyed this meal! We also went to Qwelli in Eaton Center for some rum raisin and maple gelato. Bottom line, the variety of food and shopping that's provided here is very attractive! read more
Stopped at Time Out to check it out on a Saturday afternoon around 2. I've been to the one in Lisbon so expectations were high. We got lucky and found a metered street spot. Otherwise, there is the Mall garage lot. They were busy and we walked around a bit before we found a table. A great variety of stands. From Wine Bar to Vietnamese to Indian to Burgers and Italian to name a few. We wanted a snack so stopped at Tunnel Espresso. Cappucino was tasty and, although a bit pricey, we enjoyed our Mocha Cheesecake and Double Chocolate cookie. Food Hall that is sized right for the Montrèal market and would return to try the other options. read more
3 years ago
Very crowded and loud. Seems mostly to be a place for tourists and office workers. We tried out 2 different restaurants, Campo and Red Tiger. Campo was packed, they should really think about telling the customers paying to step away from the food trays that they assemble right by the cash register. One woman was hovering over the food trays, she also dumped out her purse on the counter by the food and started reorganizing her things. She was still there when I went to grab our tray and she started putting her fingers in my tray pointing at the food. I had to tell her off, but the workers should have asked her to step away before then. Food was ok, the chicken desperately needed salt. I would not eat there again. The food from le red tiger was unfortunately inedible, the chicken wings had an unbearable strong, off putting odor. I'm not sure if they were dosed in fish sauce or what but it was nauseating. The only nice thing I have to say is the ladies who clean up after folks do a wonderful job. read more
Time Out!!! It's time to chill eat drink play repeat! I really was due to try this place out after so many people were talking about it! This is the first time I came here I can genuinely say it was pretty cool lots of people it's a real vibe ! Place is super vibrant lots of people lots of seats.. lots of food options to choose from and lots of alcoholic beverages! What can I say it's an elevated food court .. it was not very crowded according to the staffers but I found it super loud so I can't imagine what it's like when it's extremely busy! Food is alright we tried Campo and bossa.. Campo was a Portuguese chicken resto.. it's alright.. it was very acidic the chicken and dried out .. wish it was more flavourful and less soury and dry.. For 20$ you got 2 small drumsticks omg so disheartening.. wouldn't come back there again! Bossa was top top best sandwich ever the porchetta wow was it fresh delicious and extremely flavourful. The alcohol is everywhere and even have there own section all alcohol (Beers, wines and cocktail separate bars) It's very pricey as well it's a mini 16 oz cup for 15$-20$ a drink.. kinda highway robbery at this point lol you have like 3 sips and it's done with all the ice! :( There's many other resto's I wanted to try so I'll have no choice but to come back here again maybe not for the drinks but there was other interesting food restos looked pretty tasty! read more
2 years ago
When you're looking for inspiration for a casual lunch made by renowned chefs, Time Out Market is the perfect place for that. This time we tried lobster rolls at the restaurant called Climats. This was the best lobster roll I've eaten in years outside Atlantic Canada. Look at these chunks of lobster in savoury sauce! A better bread would be preferable though. The salad, while simple, is the best choice for this dish. read more
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