A great place to visit, lots of stalls but many selling the same goods. Must try a bacon sandwich, one of the finest you will ever have!
About St. Lawrence Market
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A great place to visit, lots of stalls but many selling the same goods. Must try a bacon sandwich, one of the finest you will ever have!
Highly recommend as an outing. Had peameal bacon sandwich and great custard tart next door. But boy was it crowded at lunchtime Saturday. Sat outside to eat.
Everywhere was so well presented & clean, even the sausages on display were in line. Choices of meat, cheeses, bakery, sweets, gifts. Well worth a visit.
This busy market is very clean and offers something for everyone. The choices for seafood, cheeses, meats, desserts, kitchen wares, gifts, etc, are endless! A must-visit when in Toronto!
we stopped by and OMG the food is incredible. We had Peameal sandwich, egg custards and went downstairs and found black truffles!!! It was incredible and delicious. I would go back over and over again!
A renowned as well as conventional market where many locals in it do their groceries, nevertheless, it is honest to say that not all the stores in the market are valuable enough for you to spend a penny on them, that is to say, you...More
This market is an adventure all by itself. I always make a point if visiting when I am in TO over a wkend. The crepes are incredible and it's fun to walk around to all the booths. Baked goods and honey and always a fave
This is a must see in the area also buy at the same time so come with cooler bags ready to purchase meats,sea food and to many other items to mention. Note closed on Sun. and Mon. check out prices first, this is the feast...More
We went at about 1130 on a Thursday. Right around 1230hrs was when the lunch rush was in and tables were limited. Waiting in line went super quick though! We did several laps before deciding on what we wanted to eat (highly recommend as I...More
Visited here whilst wandering around Toronto for the day. Some really stunning food stalls and we all remarked how you could eat so well if you lived in the centre of Toronto. Meat, fish and fruit stalls looked particularly good and there are also some...More