Great place. Friendly staff. Many unique and interesting food items. Well laid out. Store made…read moreproducts are very tasty.

Obama won't leave me alone…read more I keep having this reoccurring dream where I'm sitting in the library at my school. Former president Obama is there and he walks up to me; I'm not his biggest fan but I'm honored to met him. He pushes me up against one of the bookshelves and starts yelling, "who was in Paris?" After like a minute I get scared and tell him. When he hears me say that he said,"dam right" and then kisses me.

I bought a cheesecake, and it was moldy when I opened it. I shop a lot I would give it one star,…read morebut its a good pkace to shop.

Love the market. Small but some good finds, fresh produce, nice treats. Lots of free lot parking.read more

Like any farmers market, you will come across a lot of meat and cheese vendors but there's also…read moresome treasures here as well. I prefer the Dieppe market to the Moncton one because there's more space to move around. Of course it is still crowded but I don't feel quite as claustrophobic here. Vegans look for: Nirvana Nutrition: She makes beautiful, delicious and healthy cheesecakes, macaroons, cookies and more. Cindy is a total sweetheart too. Red Earth Kitchen: also at the Moncton market. Amazing vegan desserts, soups, veggie meatballs and burgers in the to go fridge. Absolutely decadent sweets, some of the best I've ever had. There's a vendor that does sorbet which is vegan. And several vendors that do Indian food and falafels and stuff that I haven't inquired about but assume there may be some vegan options there. Nico's bakery most of their regular breads are vegan and they make vegan cookies but I didn't see them when I was there but they could have sold out. Of course fresh produce vendors are there as well. Adorable chocolate offer vegan chocolate, most of their dark chocolate is safe. And there's a place with fresh juices and smoothies. Lots to choose from for sure.

I really like the Moncton Market. Located downtown, it has both outdoor and indoor vendors and…read moreseveral entrances. When we arrived it was extremely crowded, so for someone with social anxiety it was a bit stressful but I'm sure there are times that are not quite as busy which would make it easier. I noticed a lot of unique vendors and questioned a few about vegan options. Besides local produce and craftwares there wasn't a lot of vegan options but I did find a vendor "Red Earth Kitchen" that does gorgeous looking vegan desserts. As well, the area that we first came in seems to have some permanent food vendors. One had veggie springrolls and others had falafel and other middle eastern food that would be vegan. Another vendor from Sackville had some chocolates that were vegan safe and a gentleman selling cupcakes said he normally has vegan cupcakes first thing in the day but they sell out quickly. All and all I think it's an awesome farmer's market and I'd definitely like to visit again.

The Marché Moncton Market is truly a treasure trove of amazing vendors, all brought together under…read moreone roof to provide a unique buying experience unmatched anywhere in the city. Whether you're on the hunt for cheese, fish, meat, fowl, baked goods, handcrafts or almost any other thing you can think of - the Moncton Market has it for you. Stop by Wright's Country Bakery for a cinnamon roll - worth the line up! Grab a coffee from Down East Coffee. If you're in a more substantial mood, you have options galore. La Crêperie Robinson tempts you with delectable fillings for crêpes, and Shangrilla provides a heartier fare. (Tip: Shangrilla, along with a few other vendors, also set-up for the lunch-time crowd Wednesday to Friday.) Browse through the crafts and artwork. In season, plants are plentiful and produce abounds. Check out the flower vendors for some truly amazing deals on cut flowers. Because I don't live in Moncton, my visits to the Market are rare. When we visit family, it's a must-see on Saturday mornings. I don't think I'll ever get tired of going to the Market!

Great food, good prices and consistent. Owner is good guy. He also owns Mama's Restaurant on Main…read moreSt. Also great food.

Ordered a large poutine. What I got was a small portion of fries with melted mozzarella and very…read moreminimal gravy. Probably the worst poutine I've ever had. This pains me to write because I've lived in Riverview a long time and I want the businesses here to be great. The only reason I am posting this publicly is because I reached out to the business regarding this and was ignored. Riverview deserves better.

Grace is a cake artist and she does a great at decorating Wedding cakes, birthday cakes,…read moreAnniversary and baby showers, etc. All goods are baked fresh and she doesn't use any mix. She goes all the way and delivers the cakes to you anywhere near Moncton and or Albert county.

Kookie Kutter Bakery makes those delicious Ginger Snap and Cinnamon Snap "kookies" which are…read moredistributed from their Sackville NB bakery and sold at supermarkets including Atlantic Superstore and Sobeys throughout Atlantic Canada. My friend and I paid a visit to the Sackville bakery, which also has a small store/counter area inside the open bakery, where "kookies" and other baked goods such as breads and cinnamon buns are also sold. Free samples of the were offered to us. Several bakers/workers (all wearing hairnets) can be seen making the "kookies" and using big trays in the baking process. The Ginger Snaps are a vegan product, which are all natural with no preservatives, no dairy, no eggs, and nothing hydrogenated. We bought a package of those Ginger Snap Kookies for our roadtrip. The thin ginger snaps are thin and soft, but not crispy like the Moravian ginger snaps we've had and have a nice sweet and spicy flavour. We've been enjoying the ginger snaps for snacks with our coffee drinks.

As far as good bakeries go, McBuns takes the cake. I often go to their Mountain Road location, and…read morethey always have fresh products. Bread, buns, cakes, cookies and pastries as all good.