St. Lawrence Market
City Of Toronto Public Market · Toronto, Ontario
St. Lawrence Market is Toronto's best-known food market, in Old Toronto on Front Street East, a short walk from Union Station. The South Market is a large indoor hall with dozens of butchers, fishmongers, bakers, cheese counters and cafes, while the North Market building across the street holds a Saturday farmers' market (confirm) and other events on other days. There has been a public market on this spot for over two centuries. It suits food lovers, families, self-caterers and anyone who wants a local lunch. The peameal bacon sandwich is a local classic, and queues for it grow on Saturday mornings. Prices are fixed, so there is no haggling. Many stalls close on Monday, and the South Market has often been closed that day, so confirm the days before you come. It is crowded on Saturdays, small aisles fill quickly, and seating is limited. Allow one to two hours, and plan to eat there instead of just looking.
93 Front Street East, Toronto, Ontario, M5E 1C3, Canada
The South Market is commonly open Tuesday to Saturday, with opening around the morning and closing in the early evening on weekdays and earlier on Saturday, and it has often been closed on Monday and Sunday - confirm the current pattern, since individual stalls keep their own hours. The Saturday farmers' market in the North Market starts very early in the morning and winds down in the afternoon, and other days may host an antique or special market (confirm). Holiday closures are common. Tuesday to Friday mornings are the quietest, and Saturday from opening to mid-morning is the liveliest. Arrive before noon, as popular stalls sell out.
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