This is a fairly hidden spot by the Jean talon market and has some decent seafood options for…read morelunch. Fish and chips - the cod was well cooked was fried well but nothing really stood out here from the typical fish and chips I get at the pub. The fries were also soggy. They put it under the fish which doesn't help. The veggies seemed like an after thought and doesn't make the dish more special. Eggs Benedict- pretty basic here. No unique taste or add on to make it different. Salmon- I picked a fish from the display for them to cook and the fish was cooked well. However, the piece of lettuce with Parmesan and those croquettes underneath did not complement the salmon at all. It looked like an after thought. Overall, food was ok and so was the service/atmosphere.

We stopped at Palomar at Marché Jean-Talon for a weekday lunch in mid-June 2024. Hands down it was…read morethe best restaurant meal of our four-day visit to Montreal. The food was absolutely delicious! We started with a dozen Canadian oysters, mostly from Nova Scotia. They were freshly and neatly shucked. Then we shared a fish charcuterie board consisting of gravlax and a couple of dry-cured tuna dishes. Highly recommended, top-quality fish at a very fair price!

This place mainly sells seafood for you to take home. But…read morewe decided to just stay behind to have their fresh oysters. Quite a variety to pick from. It's cheaper to get them by the dozen (of the same type) than individual pieces. The staff would pick them out for you and that's amazing because we didn't have any bad oysters. You can pay them 50cents for every oyster you want them to open for you. And they'll place them in ice on the little aluminium tray.

Love coming here for sashimi! Their employees are great at suggesting what fish you'll want to get…read moreif you'd like to consume it raw. They have a great selection of fresh seafood. We also always end up getting a few scallops (which can also be eaten raw). Much cheaper than ordering sashimi from a restaurant. They also help you remove the skin so it's ready for you to slice at home. We've been here several times and never had issues with the fish they've given us--great quality!

The best raw bar oysters! See photo. Really liked the man who chuck the oysters for us, and the boy…read morewho did the cashier. Can really see why this place has an amazing review on Yelp! Would definitely want to be back here again.

Located in one of the best farmer's markets in the world, Jean Talon, this oyster spot has been…read morehere for years. The last time I was here was 8 years ago and it's still pretty much the same. The bar stools are gone but the oysters are still great. Pick and choose your favorite shells or let the guys choose for you, either way I'm sure you'll leave happy. Still great. Still would come back.

Great selection and service! My year-round go-to fish and seafood shop in Montreal! Access and…read moreparking a breeze as well.

High quality of fish . Fish is fresh and delicious. Even the service is good too…read more Thank you.

MEDIOCRE OYSTERS THAT CAN BE SHUCKED BETTER?…read more Local market, seafood store, fresh oysters on display... that's the formula to have some high quality oyster at a reasonable price, right? Well... NOT this time...... :( We ordered one dozen of oysters for $32 (i.e. not cheap). So-so size and freshness (i.e. not justifying the price point), but the thing that turned me off was that the oysters were shucked fairly poorly. You can probably tell from the picture below that there were many bits and pieces of shells inside. The overall market is great, but I'll certainly try oysters at another store next time.

Listen. Good is good. BUT to order is something else. No like really. So if there are lots of…read morepeople " and there are " we will all jump each other. Then you pay after you order. And go back to the unclear line. No number. So who knows what you paid for if two orders are the same. (We pay by weight. Experience is a meh. At best. Ambience. Well non existent. It's the market that lends its feel to the restaurant and not the other way around.

Another market in Atwater, but specifically for seafood! It's a small spot but they have a variety…read moreof items for purchase. We were here specifically for lobster and from the outside you can see they had a lot of love lobster. We bought some of them that were already pre boiled (I think as they were pink already) Remember to grab a number as that's how you're able to pick and buy your items.

Located in the historic Atwater market. Good selection of seafood and fresh fish. Every seasons…read morebring something new. Great variety of oysters. Lobsters cooked on the spot daily. Hand chopped fresh New-brunswick salmon for tartar available every day. Great and funny staff. Top quality of products from eco friendly fishing from all around the globe. Organic products available. All you need for sushi. Open 7 days a week all year long.

When I requested 150g or maybe 2 slices of smoked salmon, the large tall man outright refused me. I…read moretried to explain it was for my terminally ill mom who could only eat very small amounts of anything and asked me to stop as we were passing by on Victoria. I left in tears and vowed to never return.

The fish is absolutely to die for. The quality of the smoked salmon is unbeatable and fresh. The…read moreservice and efficiency of the staff is phenomenal. I highly recommend this place to anyone who's considering trying it for the first time. Also, it's very spacious and welcoming, unlike other places I've been to.

Best quality seafood in Côté-st-Luc and Hampstead area! Great selection of homemade fish fare and…read morequality service at its best.

I have been going to Falero for years but last week I sent my husband, who said that it smelled…read morewhen he went in. When he brought our usual salmon filets home, he noticed they smelled as well. We cooked all 4 and ate 2 of the 4, that only had a slight smell. The remaining 2 went to the compost. Extremely disappointing--be careful! And yes, the long-haired guy can be very disagreeable.

A very nice place with very fresh products. Agreed, it's a bit more pricey but quality is…read moreoutstanding... I feel price / quality ratio is way better these Metro and Provigo on Parc ave. Very small... I guess that fits totally the definition of an hidden gem.

This Italian grocery store is so like the grocery stores we shopped in when living in Italy we got…read moresuper excited. OMG all the groceries! I have no idea what the rule is about bringing packaged foods back to the U.S., but I wanted to buy so much stuff I used to keep in my Italian pantry! Next visit to Montreal we plan to stay in the Little Italy area and shop here on day one. Even if we have to eat it all before we leave town. We literally stumbled upon this grocery store. Established in 1954, two brothers introduced Montreal to Italian products. Today their children have taken over and it seems to be a very popular neighborhood market based on the number of customers shopping during our visit. Bakery, deli, meat counter, dairy, produce. All the sections you expect in a traditional grocery store. The breakfast sweets. The Chocolate. Whole rabbit in the meat counter. So much pasta! Oil, balsamic, sauce. I just need to go back. If you cook Italian, you should be shopping here. Actually, if you eat, you should shop here.

Wonderful Italian grocery store about a 10 min walk from Marchè Jean Talon. Milano's is a very…read morelarge, well stocked; very diverse store selling, fresh, frozen products, canned goods, produce, coffee, meats, seafood, deli items and prepared foods. The variety of brand names of imported Italian tomatoes, pasta and cheeses is staggering. Needless to say Milano's will always be on my list of stops when I'm in Montréal.