We had an enjoyable walk through the St. Lawrence Market, and it is definitely worth a visit if you are in Toronto. Plan on spending about an hour, as this should be plenty of time to give yourself a nice overview of the market. Not only are there vendors selling fresh Ontario produce, but you can also buy meats, cheeses,... more

Scottish fare is wonderful mainly because of the wonderful fresh ingredients we use in our cooking. After visiting St. Lawrence Market, i was overwhelmed with the wonderful choice on offer as well as the freshness of produce. As i visit Toronto every summer for 2 months, i found myself visiting this market for the first time last year. I can't... more

We had a good saunter through the market - I would not expect it to be wondeful or overwhelming - but definitely worth a 1/2 hour. We found the meat especially attractive as were the cheeses. The produce was more interesting in the Chinatown street markets. It's a lovely building, almost like one of those huge renovated European train stations... more

It's okay. Taking a stroll is fun, but more from a 'looking people' perspective. Don't plan on being here more than 1-2 hours. Being from Holland and having traveled a lot, maybe I am not easily surprised :-) more

We visited St. Lawrence Market on our last day in Toronto, when we had a couple of hours before we had to meet our driver to the airport. I only wish we had gone sooner, because they had so many wonderful foods that we could have snacked on all week while we were visiting. We didn't buy much, except a... more

My wife and I live in Brampton, now, but we always make a point of making time, perhaps once every 6 weeks, to go to St. Lawrence Market. It is especially a tradition at Christmas to go to the market to buy our turkey and Christmas goodies. If you usually buy your groceries, etc, at the local Loblaws, make it... more