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St. Lawrence Market

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St. Lawrence Market

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The World's Best Food Market (National Geographic, 2012)

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An iconic culinary hotspot. Eat, shop and savour the best foods, served up by over 120 merchants and farmers.

Address: 93 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1C3, Canada
Phone: (416) 392-7219
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State: Ontario
County: Toronto Division
City: Toronto
Zip Code: M5E 1C3


Opening Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 5:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

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A Taste of Toronto's Soul!nStepping into Toronto's St. Lawrence Market is more than just a shopping trip – it's an immersion in history and a celebration of local flavour and diversity. This iconic institution, steeped in centuries of history, stands as a bustling hub where the city's rich heritage and vibrant present collide.nThe market is a true treasure trove for food lovers, housing a incredible array of local vendors. From the freshest seasonal produce bursting with colour to expertly aged cheeses, a tempting selection of deli meats, and the tangy allure of fermented pickles, the variety is simply outstanding. The seafood offerings are equally impressive, with fresh catches and delectable oysters readily available, inviting you to indulge in the ocean's bounty.nWandering through the aisles is a feast for the senses and a genuine pleasure. The lively atmosphere is infectious, filled with the friendly chatter of vendors and the excited buzz of shoppers and tourists alike. There's a wonderful energy that encourages leisurely Browse, allowing you to discover new delights and perhaps even envision your next culinary creation inspired by the incredible ingredients on display.nThe St. Lawrence Market is a place that truly embodies the spirit of Toronto – diverse, dynamic, and welcoming. As a local, experiencing the market fills you with a sense of pride for the city's rich tapestry of cultures and its thriving culinary scene. It's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to taste, see, and feel the authentic pulse of Toronto.
The food here always looks fresh and beautifully displayed. If you’re looking to buy local, fresh, and tasty food that’s safe and reliable, this is definitely the place to go. They’ve got everything – from meat, fish, and seafood to fresh vegetables, seasonal produce, baked goods, and drinks.nnThere are two floors and an outdoor patio that’s perfect in the summer and fall. There are also a few dine-in spots inside, though not many. The selection is super diverse, and the prices are generally consistent – not overly expensive or cheap, but definitely fresh.
A place for foodies and meat lovers! .nnThis lively spot offers a delicious variety of pasta, pizza, and baked treats, all set in a bustling, vibrant area. Nearby, there's a large tent-like enclosure filled with stalls selling clothing, antiques, vintage cameras, and more.nnShops offering fresh farm produce, including both fruits and vegetables, are also available.nnIn short, it's the perfect place to spend a couple of hours enjoying good food and a bit of shopping.
Nice place to roam around to buy food or fresh vegetables. Lots of varieties. Seen a lot of Canadian handmade goods and different kinds of chips to be honest I never seen them in Canadian markets. Prices are a bit higher, but worthy to pay for fresh goods. Seen some beautiful shot cups tho
Very cool market! Lots of great food options to try. Highly recommended to try little bites from multiple different spots. There are 2 full floors of food and produce options. Many different types of fresh cut meat available for purchase. Everything looked very fresh. Great spot to pick up ingredients for cooking. The bagels at St Urbain were awesome. The Lobster Bisque from Buster's Sea Cove was amazing. I really wanted to try the Lobster Roll but it looked like a big serving. Maybe next time! Really cool spot to explore.
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