We preferred this market to the Jean-Talon one, its much more of a locals market with a great selection of stalls. We had a superb lunch from the large bakery which also as a seating area. Really liked some of the cheese stalls. We went by Uber as staying in Old Montreal so quite a walk if on foot

My wife and I spent a week in Montreal exploring the city prior to a conference of mine, and came down to the Market twice, the first time to explore, the second to buy food and treats for the flight home. The market was straightforward to get to via Uber from the downtown, a block away from Lachine Canal at the south end of Little Burgundy. The exterior of the market was filled with fresh flowers and plantings for gardening season, as well as a multitude of farmers with their produce. The physical market building was filled with charcuteries, bakeries, butchers, fromageries...we had trouble on our second trip with where to buy from, as the selections were plentiful and enticing!

This was an amazing little market! Felt very local and the fruit was amazing. Parking was easy and free (a rarity in this city) and we spent a large part of the morning into the early afternoon here. So much to see and so much to buy. We wished we lived here just to take advantage of this market everyday. We got lunch at the BBQ stand at the end and everyone loved what they got. Lots of places to buy cheese, meat, fruit, plants and baked goods. Would highly recommend and would visit again. This wasn't on our list of places to go, Jean Talon was, but a local recommended it, so we tried it and loved it.

Really beautiful market with an amazing selection of foods. Definitely seemed less touristy than we feared. Being able to speak French would make life easier here, but we got by fine. Had breakfast in a cafe, bought pastries and bread, then relied on helpful advice at the fromagerie to pick some cheeses to go with ham we bought for an afternoon picnic. Lachine canal was a great place to have that picnic. The Metro is very easy to use and stops very near the market. Definitely recommend that as a way to get there.

This was our 4th day visiting Montreal and we were become more familiar with the city, so on a bright sunny morning on Sunday, August 4, 2024, we ventured out from our hotel in Old Port to walk the 3.2 kilometers to get here. The walk was great, fun things to see on the way. Arriving at the market about 9:30 AM we were totally impressed. This place is HUGE. Even this early on a Sunday the place was already bustling with customers. Great market for fresh flowers, fresh veggies, fruits and all types of plants. The other half is indoors and air conditioned. Here there are meat markets, fresh lobsters and other fish, Italian specialties, coffee shop, gift shops, small groceries and so much more. We spent about 3 hours here and I don't believe we saw it all. We made several purchases at various places, enjoyed a coffee and pastry break. We really enjoyed our time here. This place excites all your senses. Very highly recommended to be on your must do list when visiting Montreal.