This is an iconic pastry shop hiding on the wrong side of the tracks. They're known for their…read morepastries and pizzas. Their pan style pizzas are very good. Great for dinner parties and family gatherings. They also offer paninis which are reasonably priced, stuffed with fresh fillings. Open 24hrs makes them ideal for an after clubbing. My old peeve is they're cash only. The day staff are super friendly and helpful.

You ever get a craving for pastries or cake but can't find any ? We'll what about a bakery open…read more24/7? That's what you get with Salerno. Does this place also happen to be in my neighborhood? Yes so you can say I've been here a lot! Everything here is amazing and there is something for everyone here. My favorite has got to be the pistachio croissants and the almond croissant. They are rich and so flavourful it's hard to eat just one. They have a ton of individual cakes like tiramisu, lemon meringue, opera and everything I between. If you looking for something less sweet the almond cookies are great. And when you want something savoury to go along with dessert you have a full deli counter and a variety of pizzas as well as a small grocery section. There's no better feeling then knowing somewheres open 24/7 and has option to take care of your sweet or savoury cravings

Located at the Marché Atwater, this place is a gem, with a wide variety of fresh terrine and pâtés…read more I went for the Terrine Caribou aux bleuets and Sanglier aux abricots. The meat texture and taste is amazingly good. With such a great choice of meat, it took me longer to make my selection and was served by a pleasant young lady who would not pressure nor push you to buy. With such excellent service, fresh meat well priced, Terrine et Pâtés is now on my list of favourite terrine place in Montreal.

food is amazing! real french cuisine love everything that i tried and staff are really friendly!read more

It's an adorable little shop on Saint Jacques! I've always passed by and never went it but when I…read morefinally did it's an adorable little boutique! You can get things from veggies,fruits,meats,pasta sauces,drinks cold cuts! They even sell their own products! T-shirts,reusable tote bag and even soaps! Thé havé a little international section, from Indian spices to Asian Chili sauce. It's definitely a little more expensive than your average grocery store depending on why you get. Parking isn't and issue which is a plus especially in Montreal. I didn't really purchase anything I went to a little giveaway prize. But workers were nice. The women who helped me tried packing my items in cellophane paper and I guess she tried to find some but there wasn't anymore. She explained to me that she had told her boss to buy some but she never did. So she gave me used cellophane. My packages weren't really wrapped it got undone and if I didn't hold it properly the jars would have fallen. Overall looked like a crappy job of wrapping and it would have been better to just give it to be in a bag at that point. Just making a point that presentation does count. ‍ (when my friend saw it her reason was wow her wrapping sucks- so cheap they could have given you in a reusable bag to make it nicer) Either way If you're around the area you should check it out it is a cute little local boutique.

All you need to know is that they sell my brand of Italian olives and therefore, this makes Alexis…read moregreat! (=-D Location: On St. Jacques next to Nora Gray. Parking isn't usually an issue and if you're in the downtown core and enjoy walking, you can easily get there on foot. Otherwise, the closest subway is probably Lucien-L'Allier. Stuff: In addition to the most fabulous olives EVER, they carry a pretty wide variety of eats, ranging from charcuterie and cheeses to tea/coffee and gigantic tubs of Nutella (6 pounds, people - you can feed your kid for a whole year on that thing). They have a small section dedicated to 'international' stuff, like chutneys, spices etc. and a large dairy section where you can find water buffalo yogurt if that suits your fancy. Price: I think it depends on what you buy. It's a bit of a 'boutique' grocer so some items are going to be more expensive. That being said, my gigantic jar of olives was $9.99 which is perfectly acceptable given the size of the thing. What can I say? I love olives. Great little shop - worth the detour.

This is one of my go to places in the market, I can't believe it's slipped through my Yelping…read morefingers for so long! If you are visiting the market this is a delicious option for lunch, it's just a tiny counter with a ton of homemade sausages but they are always grilling some of their best and you can get them loaded up with kraut and hot peppers and mustards and a lovely toasted bun to walk around with, or park yourself on a stoop or picnic bench in the sun to people watch and enjoy the many live musicians who busk here. If you are preparing a BBQ make this a stop for sure - these are exceptional big fat tasty sausages of all kinds and flavours. I like the jalapeno and cheese and the beer sausage and you know, pretty much all of them.

This is the best spot to get a filling sausage sandwich at the Jean Talon Market. You pay inside…read morethe little shop and they give you a ticket to take out to the guy or gal cooking and serving up the sausages. The bread is really a great piece of baguette and the sausages selection has several to choose from: swiss, knockwurst, semi-hot, jalapeno, and hot. There are a number of mustards and sauces, then the toppings include hot banana peppers, green olives, pickles, and sauerkraut. It costs $6 and is more than worth it. Inside the shop you'll find a number of their wonderful sausages for sale, some cold-cuts, patés and other items. We had the Maple and Bacon sausage tonight, and found it delicious, cooking it the way the helpful associate suggested. The maple flavor wasn't strong but you really got a hit of bacon, I was able to see the bacon as I was eating so they don't skimp!

You find everything you one in one place , fresh seafood, fresh meat , dessert , groceries and food…read moreon the go. I had my knafe so good not too sweet just perfect.

Great location, easy in and out Love the variety of…read moreproducts! Fish has very nice choices. Everyone is so friendly and knowledgeable about their products, thank you to help us enjoy shopping

Situated not too far outside of Montréal. Easy to find. Very quaint and plenty of space for all…read moresized groups. Large area to walk around and tour the facilities. The food is still the star of the show. Plenty of options for all diets. The mains were my favourite. The chicken was amazing. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful with selections. I'd live to go back in the winter.

This was my first experience with the seasonal harvest menu at Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon,…read moreand it was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. Every dish was beautifully presented, full of flavour, and felt true to the season. We started with the artichoke salad with coppa and stracciatella fresh, creamy, and well balanced. The mi-cooked trout with beurre blanc and chanterelles was rich yet delicate, while the ratatouille tart added a rustic, comforting touch. The gnocchi with foie gras was indulgent in the best way, and the turkey and sausage dish was hearty and satisfying. Dessert was a highlight: the raspberry tart was light, beautifully crafted, and the perfect way to end the meal. The overall experience felt special generous portions, incredible seasonal flavours, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. It's clear how much thought goes into this menu, and it really shines through in every bite. Highly recommend experiencing this before you die.

This is a great boucherie among many boucheries in the Jean Talon farmer market periphery…read more Excellent cheese selections and salumi choices as well as a good selection of Italian snacks. As a matter of fact, some of the snacks we picked up from here cost twice as much at a shop in Little Italy... Great porchetta as well... Less than $C 20 for 1 kilo!!! Very friendly and accomodating staff... We asked for one of the salumi to be vacumn seal and she did it for us. Just great.

Of all the specialty stores around the fruit and vegetabley glory that is Jean Talon Market,…read moreCapitol is maybe the very best in terms of overall usefulness in preparing a snazzy meal. There are some incredible marinated and prepared meats which are perfect for the bbq: massive beef ribs, pre-cooked short ribs, filet mignon brochettes, souvlaki chicken, spicy California burgers. Yum, etc. Come early, the bbq stuff sells out. There is also a great cheese and deli counter where the homemade bacon is tasty and the handmade signs to let you know about cheeses that are recently award-winning are both helpful and endearing. On the weekend there are a few small tables with umbrellas where you can sit, eat and people watch, but you're next to a (great) fish shop, so it's not romantic or anything. The staff are low key, helpful, and seem to speak at least three languages at any given time (English, French, Italian.) There is a freezer section in the back full of homemade pastas stuffed with things like panchetta and portobello mushrooms and cheap yummy homemade pizza dough. Some things are eyebrow-raisingly expensive: the multi-coloured olives and the wild mushrooms are in this category, so are some of the kooky fine vinegars, oils, teas and chocolates, and the rarer cuts of meat. This is to be expected I guess but as a local I appreciate that you can also always get fresh quality basics like eggs, milk and sour cream here. I also like that they recently expanded the prepared foods section by the cash to include pulled pork sandwiches. And I'll leave you with this final thought: hooray for pulled pork sandwiches.

This really is a gorgeous little market in the Monkland Village…read more They used to be on the other side of the street a few years back in a basement shop but they expanded to make this beautiful store. It's still a little small - there are ALWAYS people in there, but you'll be happy you went. The butcher shop in the back has AMAZING meat, the fresh produce is great, the baked goods are beautiful. A little more expensive than shopping at the grocery store but totally worth the few dollars more because you're getting what you pay for.

**Update August 2026** It's been a few years since I've…read morereviewed this bougie food store, and my mother and I have now been here at least 15 times, usually to get a quiche. I must say, their selection of quiches is wonderful, and they are all amazingly good. We usually also find niche foods, and I always get a gourmet fine chocolate bar for my neighbors back home in Vancouver, too (my neighbors are chocolate connoisseurs of sorts, so it's not as if I can get them an Oh Henry bar lol). In the past, I've also gotten many a bottle of Gibby's salad dressing here. (I love how this store sells condiments from local well-known restaurants, like Gibby's, Joe Beef, Mandy's, etc. It's a great place to get food gifts from Montreal). Yesterday I was in the area and popped in to get a few bottles of said salad dressing but I couldn't find it anywhere. I asked a lady who was working there, in the aisles, where this item was located, and she looked at me as if I was from Mars, asking me in French if I spoke French. She clearly did not speak or understand English and my French is sorely lacking. I was able to convey "salad" and "Gibby's",but I don't know how to say "salad dressing". She totally shrugged me off and went back to her work, as if I was a bothersome but ignorable annoyance. I have to admit, this rubbed me the wrong way. I've lived in the USA and in Vancouver now for so many years, I'm sorry if my French isn't great, but I'm trying. If I'm a paying customer at a store and I'm trying, but you don't understand me, it'd be common courtesy - not to mention good business sense - for you to get a fellow employee who DOES understand English. This interaction reminded me of past experiences here when the cashier was aloof (at best). Maybe the employees are like this with ALL English-speaking customers? I don't know. For me, though, I see a pattern. If you are visiting from out of town, and/or if you don't speak French well, I think I'd advise you to skip this store, despite the wonderful gourmet foods they have here. You sure won't get a feel for warm "Montreal hospitality" here, that's for sure. Oh, and they no longer carry Gibby's salad dressings, too - at least, I don't think they do.