This market is open during the week, but the busiest day is usually Saturday AM when farmers come from throughout Ontario with their wares. Really great fruit and vegetables as well as fresh seafood and meats. Would highly recommend also for the atmosphere. Saturdays around 8AM or earlier, great place to have brunch. More

The major focus of the market is for fresh food. There are, however, a few locations serving prepared food. There is a kitchen store that while small in size, contains more items that I have ever seen in any other store. It is a short walk from Union Station and worth a trip to see. More

Really surprised to find loads of artisan foods in this area, from kangaroo to fine cheeses, theres a bakery there that has the most excellent brownies and cakes More

Place to experience ordinary Toronto people grocery shopping experience. Clean and tidy market. More

Took the tube (the subway) then the tram (street car) Downtown walked around the market.Friday lunch time it was very busy queues all over the place .Having been around the shops we returned to taste peameal bacon batch..loved the fact that there were benches outside .All the fruit and veg looked so fresh ,we just had to buy some .Walking... More

I really love to visit local popular markets when travelling, so I confess this review is partial, but the Toronto St Lawrence Market was one of the best I've ever visited. Besides all the local goods to see and buy, I also have a great fish meal there. A great experience! More

On Saturdays, this turns into a farmer's market, but make sure you come early because by the afternoon most people are already gone. On Sunday it turns into an antique market, and I love looking through old junk. It was pretty crowded when I was there, even in the afternoon. There were some books, a lot of jewelry, and a... More

It is worth a visit to St. Lawrence Market in Toronto. Lots of great good choices from vegetables to meats, etc. More

Too much food and not enough arts and crafts for me. More