Lucille's Au Marché

Emily

4.0

It's better in spring time with many flowers. Not start yet

Jonathan

4.0

Not the cheapest place to go... but quality of fruits & pastries is there tho. Better in summer with all the farmers . Decent discount during that time. Rest of time... if not for premier moisson... you can see the place still during winter & find good stuff but it won't be on sale. A solid 7/10 for the quality of produce & the the few things worth my time. But the pricing drags it a bit down.

Robert

4.0

I am seduced at the moment by people reading previous reviews of mine so I put forward one more.

Visually the Marche Atwater is a kaleidoscope of stalls of fresh fruit & vegetables,flowers, character vendors of Quebec agriculture,food novelties, homemade initiatives,meat cuts of artisan design, sophisticated cheeses for every pallet of wine, a Quebec icon bakery & a mini Marche of foodie restos that bring forth Montreal's daytime joie de vivre where picnic table style eating is hugely popular with both people watchers & wasps trying to get in on the exotic food smells.

The Atwater Market is a landmark of Montreal culture & a gateway to the Lachine Canal where every mode of movement except cars is present & where the gentrification of both sides of the canal represents a positive visual development in our history.

Prices at the Atwater market are not cheap. I buy my coffee & Epicurean gifts there but am guilty of wandering to the nearby Super C for specials & the occasional consumable when I can't get to Costco.

Marche Atwater is a seasonal experience. In the moment the spirit of Christmas greets the dampness & sometimes sunny cold of this November.
Gone is the hullabaloo of the good summer food court. The smell of pine is a degustation by itself

summer is coming & the foodie site is quickly being reassembled for another year of tummy favorites & eye balling

Mit

5.0

Stopped by Atwater Market on a Tuesday evening looking for good light for some shots, & honestly the place itself ended up being the real subject. The warm glow coming through the tall windows hit the produce stalls perfectly around 6pm, & I spent way more time there than planned. Grabbed a wedge of aged cheddar from one of the cheese vendors near the back & it was genuinely one of the better things I've eaten this year. If you haven't been on a weeknight when it's quieter, you're missing a completely different & more relaxed version of this place.

Faith

5.0

Amazing place to shop & great deals on plants.

Leanne

5.0

First stop coming into Montreal & we were looking for a bite to eat.

The market offers fresh food & meals ready to go- there are multiple meat vendors, fruit & vegetable stalls, pasta (fresh pasta & to go meals) & a boulangerie/bakery that had lots of delicious bread & baked goods.

Inside & outdoor seating available.

Highly recommend!

Karla

5.0

Numerous vendors offering a variety of products. Fresh products & produce. I highly recommend it.

Jiles

5.0

J'aime bien le canada

Marie

5.0

J'ai fait quelques achats, toujours un endroit pour découvrir; moutarde au poivre rose, chez fromage Hamel comme aux fleurs des champs 💕
& première moisson pain miel noisette.
Dommage qu' maintenant le stationnement est payant, j'en discutais avec les marchands , certains que quelques clients potentiels n'y vont pas pour ça.
Moi j'ai l'appli car je vais souvent a Montréal mais si non tu passe & va ailleurs faire tes achats.

Hans

5.0

Wide variety, good quality, fresh!