Globalement, les avis présentent 3 Pierres 1 Feu comme un restaurant accueillant niché dans un quartier de marché animé, où un service chaleureux et une ambiance chic et cosy accompagnent un repas savoureux. Les plats évoqués incluent le ceviche, le griot, le brisket et les sandwiches de poulet jerk, tous loués pour leurs saveurs audacieuses et leurs portions satisfaisantes. L'expérience se vit souvent en lien avec une promenade parmi les étals voisins proposant fruits et légumes frais, fromages, épices et douceurs, faisant de 3 Pierres 1 Feu une halte pratique après les courses. Bien que le marché puisse être bondé et que les prix varient, le restaurant est fréquemment décrit comme un endroit agréable et fiable pour bien manger à Montréal.
De bons produits de qualité, grand choix, on peut aussi manger sur place. Je recommande les soupes & les ampaladas, la jolie petite librairie, les fromages, tous les légumes & les fruits, les smoothies, etc. A visiter absolument !
I would say there are a not a lot exception that you can not find any other places. May be the place has lots of vibe of a open air market. However I did not find anything special there.
25 avr. 2026
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I was told not to go because'it was out of season.' As a visitor & someone who may travel up to Montreal once every 15 years it was very well worth the experience. I was there around 1030 am. The only thing I would recommend is perhaps going more around 12 or 1 as some vendors were still opening.
As a tourist, this place didn't do it for me. I'm sure it's a great spot for locals to shop, but being from Vancouver I couldn't help comparing it to Granville Island. Or Seattle's Pike Place. Comparatively little to see/do unless you are buying groceries.
I visited for the first time & it was a great experience. One of the best markets in Montreal. Huge variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, cheeses, meats, & local products all in one place. You can walk around, try different foods, & really enjoy the experience. Prices are fair for the quality, & everything feels fresh.
Another great point is the convenience of parking. There is indoor parking available, which is very helpful, & also plenty of outdoor parking options nearby.
I also want to mention the security staff near the parking ticket payment area-extremely professional & helpful. He had a great attitude & assisted people clearly with the payment process, which made everything smoother.
After a good day walking leisurely across very charming districts in the Montreal urban scenery, one will find at Marché Jean-Talon the perfect place to recharge & refresh before taking the way back to downtown. With nice tidbits to enjoy at home as well, of course!
Fun market selling fresh fruits & veggies, vasts amount of maple syrups & maple syrups flavoured products... Had the chance to try fresh maple syrup on a stick frozen on a sheet of shaved ice/snow.
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