The New Grand Market

Great market for products from maple syrup products, meats, breads, flowers in the summer, cider products, bubble wines, apple & maple butter, every kinda of cretons you can imagine (pork,chicken,turkey,and many more). Different coffee beans from around the world, pastries & cheese of all kinds. It is well worth a visit gauranteed.

We found the same merchants as we had at the previous place. And there are some new merchants as well. the big positive, is that there's more space to get around that the previous place. The restaurant on the second floor was excellent. Next time we go, we also want to try the trendy Sno pub. Another benefit, is the small branch of the SAQ the wine and spirits store of the province of Quebec. however, living in the old city, this location is not convenient, as we have to take her car to get to it. We much preferred when the market was located in the old Port, within walking distance to hotels and touristic core.

Local produce, local producers and people who care about the food and method of production. Bus 3 takes you from the Theatre just outside the old City to the inside hall location. Plenty to taste and see. Eat in the restaurants there or buy cheese, meats stunning bread and wine and sit at one of the trestle tables. English spoken French preferred. A gastronomic delight and adventure. Try something new, it's well worth it.

I miss the location and folksiness of the old market at the train station. This modern building is nicely designed, nicely lit and pretty, but it lacks some character. There seem to be fewer merchants. The former market was more intimate, and the narrow aisles made it feel like more bustle. The new place, in a large parking lot near a stadium requires a bus trip or driving (yuck). Probably more convenient for the vendors, but less so for those visiting from the city center. There were fewer places to get food for eating there, too. I hope it gets busier in the future.

An indoor market specializing in produce, meats, cheeses and other shopping experiences.

There are bakeries, craft brewery, lunch offering all under one roof. You can easily spend a couple hours strolling through the different market areas. It's all open air style and very easy to move about.