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All seafood products were worth every penny!! Everything we got was super fresh and yummy as always. Best spot for fresh seafood and the fun atmosphereThey will ship out the fresh seafood to your place for you. It isn't cheap but great quality seafood products and fresh vegetable. Have shipped it back a few times and love the tiger shrimp and oysters.

Interesting place, a lot of purchasing meat options. Good variety of sea food as well. Vegetarians, good luck!!.. there are a few pasta shops. The tomato sauce was tangy and delicious.Worth the the visit for first time Toronto visitors and folks purchasing meat.

This large marketplace exudes history, charm, and the classic Canadian story of hard work and fresh produce. The columns were easy to navigate, with bountiful arrays of cheese shops, delicatessens, meat, fruit, vegetables and seafood. The seating was scarce but spread throughout the marketplace and the air-conditioning made for a refreshing stroll in the summer.Be sure you check out downstairs where I'd recommend the Everyday Gourmet Coffee Espresso roastery which was probably the first place in Toronto I've visited which took its coffee seriously.

Top place! Went two days in a row to get the spinach and feta cheese bagel on the 1st floor. On a Sunday, they had music playing outside. Such a lovely atmosphere.

St. Lawrence Market is a historic and vibrant market located in Toronto, Canada. It has been serving the community for over 200 years and is considered one of the top food markets in the world. The market is situated in the St. Lawrence neighborhood, near the downtown core.St. Lawrence Market is not only a culinary destination but also a cultural hub. It offers a lively atmosphere, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of Toronto's food scene. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a trip to St. Lawrence Market is a must to experience the city's culinary delights and immerse yourself in its vibrant atmosphere.

Pretty good, not a tourist cash grab or anything of that sort. Every item that I ate there was delicious. Fresh food and decent prices. Make sure to go to the coffee shop at the entrance on weekend and have the Jamaican blue mountain coffee . It's probably one of the best coffees I've ever had.

This is a very organized, clean and comprehensive marketplace where they sell fresh produce, meats, cooked foods, coffee, kitchen essentials and more.It is a joy to walk here even if you are not buying anything and they sell way more stuff than the usual supermarkets near you, premium cut, special cuts of beef, mutton, chicken etc.Prices here are a little higher, but freshness and variety is definitely better than what you get at supermarkets where they do sell stale meats or items that are not as fresh.There are a few specialty shops selling cheeses, fresh or frozen seafood, wines and they are really amazing.As a consumer, I might come here to buy special items, but given the price, I will be selective and look for offer fresh items elsewhere. Nonetheless, this place is pretty nice to walk around, look at fresh produce and meats and get inspiration for your next meal.P.S. Not everything is that expensive, they do have special offers now and then so keep a lookout and you might just find those hidden gems.

Cool place!!! So many options to choose from here. Indoor Venue reminds me of a local farmers market; indoors with 2 floors and with tons of vendors selling everything from meats, cheeses, syrup, seafood, souvenirs, various hot food options, desserts and more. Found a bunch of great options. My family grabbed lunch from various places. Crossed this spot off of our Toronto list. Happy we stopped for the experience.Note: I recommend more seating/dining options.

One of my favourite spots on the east end.It’s a beauty itself but I love all the fresh food variety you can find in this place.No matter what season, it’s always a great place.Love the quiet mornings there.

A big and exclusive market hall in two floors, with exquisite products. Here there are fish shops, butchers, charcuterie, vegetable shops, bakeries and pastries shops that offer high-quality products. I liked the different kinds of tomatoes. The honey store became my favorite. There were also a tea and coffee stores where you can find different kinds of coffee and tea.

Visiting St. Lawrence Market in Toronto is a must for any food enthusiast or market lover. This historic market offers a sensory delight with its bustling atmosphere and incredible variety of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and more. Exploring the South Market, you'll encounter an array of vibrant stalls and friendly vendors ready to offer samples and share their expertise. The North Market is a treasure trove of unique shops and boutiques, perfect for finding one-of-a-kind items. The market's rich history and beautiful architecture add to the overall charm. Whether you're a local or a tourist, St. Lawrence Market is a captivating and flavorful experience.

St Lawrence Market is must see location if you are into your food. The market has existed since 1803 and it is filled with some excellent vendors and not just ones serving food and fresh produce.The cake selection at the market was magnificent. The pictures are of the cakes that caught our eyes at Future Bakery.The market also has a great selection of butchers. One of our favorites was Di Liso’s Fine Meats for their magnificent selection of steaks.

First-time visitors to St. Lawrence Market on weekends will find it moderately crowded with a 60s spirit, offering a plethora of unique items from around the world, as well as organic and Ontario-grown produce, meat, veggies, souvenirs, and kitchen supplies. You are sure to find something that captures your heart. Additionally, I was impressed to discover the second floor for the first time, having missed it on prior visits. It’s definitely worth checking out!

A wonderful place to relive the past. It was quite interesting to see the old pics of the market way back in the 1880s...I was distracted by the history and the colorful shops displaying all kinds of fresh products. The covered market took me back to the New Market of Kolkata, India. Similar ser up and feel except that New Market is more sprawling. Must have some of the interesting food being sold there. Definitely worth a visit.

Visited the market with a group of 6 on a Thursday afternoon. Walked around and looked at all the inner shops and stands. Mostly fresh produce/fish/ingredients but also a handful of food/meal spots to choose from. We enjoyed a variety of dishes (pizza, oysters, Chinese food, meat pies, and pastries). Very clean and easy to navigate. Loved visiting this adorable market!

This place!! It has a whole different vibe. You can get fresh and organic grocery, souvenirs, cloths, international products and so much more. Prices are comparatively high but there are some shops which accept cash, saving you some tax. Must visit, even if you just want to stroll around. Don’t forget to check out shops under ground level.

Fun place, with lots of good food. The shop or stall keepers are very nice and we loved what we picked (some pastries since we were on a tour and wanted something easy to eat). There's at least 1 ATM machine (bring some cash because some vendors only accept cash) and several washrooms, which were clean and not with a lot of people.

Take a walk around the market, buy food in each stand and share it with your friends / family. It is such a great experience!!!🎖️ One of my favorite places in Toronto🧀 You can find great cheese selections, charcuterie and drinks🐙 Amazing sea food and you can go to the restaurant in the back and they will cook it for you🍝 Amazing place with fresh pastas, it is cheap, fresh, good quality and GOOD!!🥩 Great place with baby back ribs at $10🎂 Make space for an amazing dessert

Our next family Toronto adventure vacation take us to St. Lawrence Market located in Downtown with a category of 4.6 and more than 31,867 reviews, after walking around Toronto downtown and enjoy every place in this incredible place.The best decision we made is visit this Market is so amazing they have food make your palate blow and the best part everything is fresh and prepared daily.Whe you seat to eat you can feel the savor.You can feel the freshness of the ingredients they used to prepare your order, we ordered from different places but the result was equally delicious and exquisite.High recommend place if you like eat so many plate and the best thing is the price was very perfect for the quality they offer.

If you visit in Toronto and plan to visit St.Lawrence market, I would suggest to go there without eating. There are many good quality food vendors. There are eat-in places and you can buy the food and eat there. Also, you will find a some nice souvenir there as well. Many shops are taking a credit card, but some places are taking a debit card or cash only. So if you are planning to shop there, I would recommend to bring some cash or debit card.

The market is a true treasure trove of culinary delights, offering an incredible array of fresh produce, artisanal goods. From local farmers showcasing their bountiful harvests to talented artisans crafting unique creations, there's always something new and exciting to discover. The convenience of having this culinary paradise right next to my building allows me to easily explore its offerings, indulge in delicious treats, and connect with the vibrant community that calls St. Lawrence Market home. If you're a food lover and visiting downtown Toronto St Lawrence market is and absolute must - visit destination.

I had a great experience at St. Lawrence Market. It's a hub of fresh food, bakeries, and fruits, all of excellent quality. The market has a farm market vibe, although being in the core of downtown, it's understandably a bit more expensive.I particularly enjoyed the variety of offerings. However, it's worth noting that some food stores within the market only accept cash, so it's a good idea to bring some with you. Despite this minor inconvenience, the overall atmosphere and the quality of the goods make it a worthwhile visit. Highly recommended for those looking for a diverse and fresh food market experience in the heart of the city.

I recommend you stop by on a weekday. Much less crowded than weekends which allows you to walk around the several shops in peace. The cheapest options will be downstairs but the heart of the market is the main floor.

For a first time visitor like me on a Sunday mid-morning, St. Lawrence market can be both overwhelming and charming. With it's old world charm, this market offers a variety of items and shops to explore, from vegetables and fruits to meat, cheese, freshly baked bakery items, quick-bites, collectables and souvenirs. Even for tourists, freshly baked items and a quick breakfast are highly recommended here. However, the prices are a little bit on the higher side compared to China town.The building is quite impressive as well. And adjacent roads and area a offer few good spot to click some of your best Toronto cityscape pictures from your trip.

Had a great time exploring this amaZing market. There are two levels to it. Both levels have a variety of stores selling exotic ingredients, cheeses, breads, baked goods, there are food vendors scattered all around. The market is pricey but food is good.

Every time I go to Toronto the St Lawrence Market is a priority to visit. The great assortment of vendors and products always amazes me. I usually get an assortment of breads and meats and cheese along with whatever else catches my eye. I also love the assortment of fish and oysters!

This was one of our favorite weekend trips of our year 💯. We will be bringing a cooler next year when we come back. Parking can take a few minutes, but you'll find a spot. We would recommend everyone visiting the market for sure. I can't wait to see it again.