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M

5.0

Clean with plenty of parking & lots of good produce. Organized & great.

Lauren

5.0

We love Jean Talon Market! We love the range of produce & unique, hard to find foods. We loved Chez Louie & the brick & mortar Poisonnerie. We were able to get fresh lavender, zucchini blossoms, fresh truffles, les pets de Soeur treats. Yum!

Sabrina

5.0

Great produce, friendly vendors. Mostly reasonably priced items.

Hanna

5.0

I visited in the summer on a hot day. The produce was local & fresh. Garden outdoor & indoor flowers & herbs available. Good lace to go if you need something ready to eat.

Downside is that it is overpriced. Never certain if the sellers are giving it a fair deal or try to jump the prices.

Overall a great experience.

Tania

5.0

Expensive but fresh produce & so many tiny shops to eat & hangout

K

5.0

Nice fresh produce, strawberries were great! Lots of vendors

Cindy

4.0

Some shops are hit or miss, but overall still a good market with loads to try.

There is a specific store I will no longer go, it is to the first produce stall to the left of the juice store. On two different occasions the same lady mischarged us. The first time, she charged me 16$ for a 500g honey jar that was 10$ & didn't apologize after I called her out. I could tell on her face she knew what she did when she saw me walk back to her she immediately gave us change to compensate. The second time, she gave us the wrong change for produce & we had to correct her again. This was on two different days. Buyers beware!

Penny

3.0

When we heard that Jean-Talon Market was big, we figured it would be a nice place to check out. The thing you have to know is that it's not at all like Vancouver's Granville Island Market.

This market is primarily an open-air, covered market that carries standard produce as well as a large nursery area. There are a few food stalls & some cafes that are in the surrounding area but not a big, diverse selection. When we visited in mid-May 2026, there were large sections of empty stalls & most of the produce was your regular things like oranges & bananas (not much in terms of'exotic' fruits).

There also wasn't much in terms of shopping (ie trinkets, tchotchkes, & gifts or souvenirs).

Probably worth visiting if you are in the area but not worth a trip out of your way.

Adam

5.0

Fresh produce & so much more. Very good prices compared to grocery stores.

Jonathan

5.0

One of Montreal's most famous sites! This market has so many different vendors selling everything from fresh produce to maple syrup, candy, ice cream, meats, & more. There are also lots of food stands with a plethora of different things to try. This market has an indoor, covered section & outdoor vendors, but the weather wasn't the greatest when we visited, so no outdoor stalls were present. Definitely a fun place to check out!