Sold me expired cheese. I should have checked the date. Meat I had was decent but the service was…read morejust alright.

At first I thought the name of this business was the "avenue of flowers"...BUT, alas, since I…read morereally do not know french (at all)... Champfleury is a famous art critic and novelist, thus, the name of this butcher. Apparently there is a french "intellectualist" behind this business.. LOL. I find this butcher to be the perfect "yuppie" butcher. Has all the markings of being "yuppie-fied". Has artisanal beers, artisanal meats, charcuterie (also artisanal). Will also, cut a carcass in front of you if you want. But the most important thing of all, that makes this butcher more yuppie than most... is the fact that they have a chalk board that shows you the name and area of where they get each specific meat, locally sourced and super organically grown and farmed. All the buzz words that you have come to know and love.

Super sweet service and great quality sandwich plus really helpful definitely recommend…read morethis place

Went in for a coffee, but it smelled amazing in there. I took the panini with apples and brie which…read morewas great but they also have other sandwiches with flavored bread ( ex. Carrot bread, mustard bread, beets bread) They all seemed great. If you go, don't leave without a brownie. It's of the most satisfying kind for sweet tooth craving.

This is one of my go to places in the market, I can't believe it's slipped through my Yelping…read morefingers for so long! If you are visiting the market this is a delicious option for lunch, it's just a tiny counter with a ton of homemade sausages but they are always grilling some of their best and you can get them loaded up with kraut and hot peppers and mustards and a lovely toasted bun to walk around with, or park yourself on a stoop or picnic bench in the sun to people watch and enjoy the many live musicians who busk here. If you are preparing a BBQ make this a stop for sure - these are exceptional big fat tasty sausages of all kinds and flavours. I like the jalapeno and cheese and the beer sausage and you know, pretty much all of them.

This is the best spot to get a filling sausage sandwich at the Jean Talon Market. You pay inside…read morethe little shop and they give you a ticket to take out to the guy or gal cooking and serving up the sausages. The bread is really a great piece of baguette and the sausages selection has several to choose from: swiss, knockwurst, semi-hot, jalapeno, and hot. There are a number of mustards and sauces, then the toppings include hot banana peppers, green olives, pickles, and sauerkraut. It costs $6 and is more than worth it. Inside the shop you'll find a number of their wonderful sausages for sale, some cold-cuts, patés and other items. We had the Maple and Bacon sausage tonight, and found it delicious, cooking it the way the helpful associate suggested. The maple flavor wasn't strong but you really got a hit of bacon, I was able to see the bacon as I was eating so they don't skimp!

Being in Laval, the choices for breakfast is varied but I knew that I wanted to try a local bakery…read morewith some good coffee. I was surprised to see that they not only had baked goods, but a wood fired grill in the front that prepared the meat and filled the restaurant with savory spices. If you have a chance to check it out, try the Chicken Sandwich and grab one of their Cappuccinos!

Originally, I was disappointed that Patisserie Lajeunesse was created in place my favorite pizza…read moreplace (that hasn't been replace in my heart... years after it has been closed!!!) but that feeling left over time with the occasional visit. Surprisingly this Patisserie offers more than baked goods, they also have grilled meats and the such.. which is pretty unusual and while I've never personally tried any of it one thing is for sure, every time I visit the grill area is pretty popular. As for the pastries go, they have what you normally find and while I've only bought cakes, they have many things that tempt me. :) Their cakes are great and never fail to impress when I host or bring to get togethers. What I like best about this place is how nice and friendly the staff is with goods that honestly compared to some other pastries, are quite economical. All in all, a great patisserie and something you try.

Je voudrais pouvoir donner zéro étoile en raison de l'interaction que j'ai eue avec le gérant de…read morecet établissement. J'étais au deuxième étage du marché, dans la salle d'allaitement désignée, pour changer la couche de mon bébé. En arrivant à la porte, elle était verrouillée et un homme a crié que c'était occupé. Je suis alors allée dans le couloir où, à environ trois mètres, il y a des toilettes régulières -- malheureusement sans table à langer. Je suis revenue, j'ai attendu encore un peu et j'ai frappé à la porte, seulement pour que l'homme me crie, frustré, de me calmer. Alors que je tenais mon bébé, il a ouvert la porte avec un air extrêmement menaçant, s'est avancé vers moi et m'a expliqué que cette pièce était autrefois une salle pour les employés, donc qu'il avait le droit " de faire ses besoins en paix ". J'étais convaincue qu'il s'agissait d'un client, vu la facilité avec laquelle il se permettait d'être irrespectueux et intimidant -- mais non, il a confirmé être le gérant de ce commerce. Je ne soutiendrai jamais un établissement qui emploie une personne aussi exécrable. Toute femme utilisant la salle d'allaitement de ce marché devrait se méfier de cet homme : il vous fera vous sentir mal à l'aise et, surtout, en insécurité.

Located inside the Marche Jean Talon, you'll find it next to the oyster bar and near the popsicle…read morestand. Coming from Rue Jean Talon, it was a shop we passed by upon entrance as we made our way toward the produce section. We ended our day a bit early and decided to do a wine night. What's a wine night without something to munch on?! My friend and I bought cheese and olives, but thought charcuterie would make this snack complete for the evening. We chanced upon the stand and upon closer inspection of the offerings, there were a few things of interest. They had a special price for the Creton terrine that evening, but we were more interested in cured meats instead of terrines. I was interested in something that was comparable to prosciutto, but unfortunately, it was only sold in bulk. Since we wanted something a little lighter, we settled on Coppa. Since we were unsure of how many ounces, the guy at the counter helped us ration out our portion based on how many slices we could eat. That was much easier to figure out, so we settled on 10 slices total. Custom packed and purchased, it was a nice addition to the evening. Should have found this sooner! They had other great selections such as Chorizo, Bacon, Salami and Figatelli. The terrines also looked yums, but it would have been too much to split between the two of us. Still, worth a look or stop by!

Italian grocerteria...best place in Terrebonne for Italian goods! We have been coming here since…read morearound 2007 when they were just a small boulangerie. This was before the first fire outside. Then in the summer of 2013 they had a major fire and had to close down for almost a full year to renovate and totally rebuild. Since the rebuild the fire damaged the tanning salon next door so the new Lazio just opened up again and it is really a well designed and beautifully decorated upgrade. Also in the new Lazio is a cafe-lounge. Onto the food. They are known for their tomato pizza bread. Usually I go for a half $8. or you can have a quarter size for $5. Their tomato bread is a Quebec specialty. A really good tomato sauce and the bread is nice light and great to munch on small pieces. It makes wonderful finger food for a party. They also have an excellent selection of olives, sausages and desserts. Sometimes we get the tart au sucre, sometimes the 5 fruit. Also their bread is super fresh and a great place to get a fresh baguette. Some of their items are a bit on the pricer side so be careful and look at price. This is our go to Italian place for goods and I can tell by the lineup on Saturday's that it's many other people's go to place as well!

Their staff is very friendly and happy. So the service is quite good. Inside the smell of freshly…read morebaked goods can be mouth watering. This review is mostly about my lunch. I believe they make their sandwiches daily, since they sit in a fridge. They do warm them up for you. My sandwich was fairly empty. Not enough to hold me till supper. The crunchy salad with ginger was tired and wilted. I was disappointed my my food.

The word "Bête" is quite accurate here. With many delicious treats to choose from we decided on one…read moreof our favourites - lemon meringue. A very fluffy yet creamy almost marshmallow-y meringue covers a refreshing lemon filling that is just the perfect balance between sweet and sour ; all supported by a solid but crumbly crust that made this beast a lovely evening dessert. (As a bonus please enjoy behind-the-scenes footage of our Creative Director shooting today's subject under the supervision of our 4-legged nutrition specialist.)