Loppemarked
Atwater Market
140 lokalkjente anbefaler,
Tips fra lokalkjente
Mary
July 4, 2022
Great to walk around and buy some fresh produce as well as plenty of cafes and restaurants!
Collin
June 29, 2021
Situated in Montréal’s Southwest borough, close to the Lachine Canal, Atwater Market takes its name from the avenue bordering it, which in turn was named after Edwin Atwater, a 19th century businessman and city councillor. The market has been in operation since 1933, and its Art Deco-style architecture places it among the most beautiful buildings in the city. Open year-round, Atwater Market is celebrated for its many butcher shops and cheesemongers, its horticultural producers in the spring, and its market gardeners, who set up their stands around the building as soon as summer begins. Shopkeepers also provide a wide variety of fresh, refined and original merchandise During the summer season, be sure to visit the Pôle des saveurs, a focal point for innovative and tasty fast food. Its restaurateurs offer Vietnamese and Reunion Island cuisine, barbecue, tapas, ice cream and other refreshments. Set yourself down at one of the picnic tables at the Pôle, or on the large patio facing the Lachine Canal and let your tastebuds be tempted.
Situated in Montréal’s Southwest borough, close to the Lachine Canal, Atwater Market takes its name from the avenue bordering it, which in turn was named after Edwin Atwater, a 19th century businessman and city councillor. The market has been in operation since 1933, and its Art Deco-style architect…
Sharon
August 28, 2022
The Atwater Market and Jean Talon Market are Montréal's busiest public markets and well worth visiting for their atmosphere and local food specialties and products. Located in warehouse-style buildings, the markets feature vendors selling fruits and vegetables, flowers, meats, fish, cheese, baked goods, and specialty foods. You'll find maple syrup and candies, dried wild blueberries, home-style fruit jams and preserves, and the region's fine cheeses, as well as restaurants and cafés selling luscious pastries. The markets are a favorite stop for locals on Saturday mornings for a boule of coffee and a flaky croissant.
The Atwater Market and Jean Talon Market are Montréal's busiest public markets and well worth visiting for their atmosphere and local food specialties and products. Located in warehouse-style buildings, the markets feature vendors selling fruits and vegetables, flowers, meats, fish, cheese, baked g…
Anastasia
August 27, 2022
Atwater market is great place to visit. It is car and parking friendly. It a small market along the lachine canal that sells fresh produce. They also have a variety of different shops and restaurants. The shops include: cheese, charcuterie meat, a bakery, a few butcher shops, to name a few. Tbe restaurants include: a really good pizza place, an ice cream shop, a falafel stand, amongst others.
Atwater market is great place to visit. It is car and parking friendly. It a small market along the lachine canal that sells fresh produce. They also have a variety of different shops and restaurants. The shops include: cheese, charcuterie meat, a bakery, a few butcher shops, to name a few. Tbe rest…
Strawberry Stays
June 8, 2022
Specialty market carrying gourmet olive oils, balsamic vinegars, spices & dried fruits.
Atwater Market med Airbnb-opplevelser
Bli kjent med dette ikoniske landemerket gjennom Airbnb-opplevelser, små gruppeaktiviteter ledet av lokalkjente
Beliggenhet
138 Av. Atwater
Montréal, QC