Jean-Talon Market Montreal

... up with friends that I haven't had a chance to hang out with... This past weekend, L and I hit Jean-Talon Market, one of our happy places in Montreal.  It's hard to be in a bad mood while strolling through the Market: cheerful vendors, ...

... went to work (work? work? what is this again?), and we went on to start our first day in Montreal. Headed north to Jean Talon market: absolutely gorgeous food market, so pretty, colourful, where I rediscovered the pleasure of ripe juicy and sweet peaches ...

We woke up and Denis was already gone to the gym, so we headed out to the Jean-Talon market to perhaps snag some authentic Montreal bagels, and/or breakfast. As it turns out, there were none, so Veronica ordered a delicious crepe. She gave me some. And I ...

... theatre , a theatre rehearsal among freinds. The local bakeries each different  in the neighbourhood then Première Moisson at the Jean Talon Market. Their impression... WOW To finish I took the to the Tam Tam on Mont Royal so they could see all the ...

... everything on the planet which is food related including many many markets around the island.The four city run markets of which the Jean Talon Market is the largest in North American ( and no it doesn't sell crafts, its food only), The Atwater Market is ...

... more glorious food. It is an art form and is made affordable for everyone and everyone enjoys it in their own way. The Jean Talon Market is the largest market in North America. the Atwater Market is the largest flower market in North America and unlike ...

Again I went to work and Dave played tourist: Back to Jean-Talon Market to see more stores. Olympic Stadium- Billion $, I am sure my tax dollar is still paying for Madonna sighting at the St James Hotel on her way out ...

... so bright. The snow was light and powdery. The weather was a perfect -8 C. I walked from my house to the Jean Talon Market. Did some shopping. The market spelled like Pine Trees, the bread smelled good. There was hot chocolate everywhere and it just ...

Mon 16th Day begins in Montreal with a trip to Jean Talon market in Little Italy full of fruit veg and flowers, then down to old harbour for lunch , before returning to Russ.s to pack bags for tomorrows trip. Tues 17th the day starts in Montreal we take ...

... in wood burning brick oven, 24 hours a day) , Little Italy (everyone is watching the World Cup Soccer), Jean-Talon Market (Public market features fruit, vegetable and flower stalls, gourmet specialty shops that feature spices, oils, cheeses, meats, and ...