One of my favourite places to go to in the fall. Although they are open year round Quinn farm gets…read morethe most amount of people during autumn We had planned a family outing to pick apples and pumpkins. Because of covid you need to buy tickets ahead of time and you get a time slot to go enjoy the farm. The entry fee is 10$ per person. Once you arrive you get a bracelet and can pick up any prepaid bags for you apples or you can pay for them there. You can then check out some of the farm animals or let the kids use the slide and climb around the play area. Once your ready to pick the apples or pumpkins or even corn, you hop on the tractor and then pick your stop to get off at when they announce what fruits/veggies are available. You get to pick them and take them home ! They have washing stations for the veg as well. Once your done wait for the tractor to pick you up and head back home and bake your heart away !

I really enjoyed my experience at Quinn Farm. I came here with my family for pumpkin picking, but…read morethere was much more to see than just pumpkins! The entrance fee is 8$ per person. Once you're in the farm, you can go see some cute farm animals. There is also a big kiosk where they sell products made in-house, those are extremely overpriced! A truck brings you to a pumpkin patch. There are various kinds of squash and pumpkins, all priced very fairly. There was also apple picking available, but that is also overpriced. It costs $11 for a little bag, which is 3 to 4 dollars at the grocery store! Perhaps bringing the price down would entice people to buy more. In general, it's a nice farm with very friendly workers. A great place to go with your significant other, family, friends, kids, anyone! You just have to choose what you want to purchase.

I just divorced Chez Nino. I have been shopping here for a very long time. Since the new ownership…read morewas in place the quality of the fruit has gone from amazing to ordinary. When asked why the oranges were not good at all, was informed they're Egyptian grown and sub par. When asked why not, as in the past, import Jaffa oranges (btw grown by both Arab and Jewish Israelis) was told new owners say if the product is from Israel, they won't buy it. Very disturbing to know that this place will not procure the best fruit and/or vegetables if it's produced in Israel. Next door is Chez Louis and they source the best fruits and vegetables from countries around the world, including Israel. They supply Montreal's finest restaurants.

Nicest and most lovely fresh veg. Rare fruits. Dedicated staff. Just my all around favourite in the…read moremarket. And check out the resto account books behind the cash - so many of your favourite restaurants agree that Chez Nino is the place to be.

This place specifies anything squash related. This place has it all!…read more They also have a vineyard and you can even sample their wine. That was kind of nice. Ultimately I came here for pumpkins and they had sooooo many! Pricing was pretty fair and it's a great family activity. They provide you with wheelbarrows which you can use to pick up your pumpkins and bring back to your car. Reaaaaly neat!!

Great center to visit and buy your squash for the colder months. Several workers are around to help…read moreyou choose the variety that will be to your liking. Do you want to make soup, eat it raw grated in a salad, roasted or even make fries? There's a squash for you then! We stayed for lunch and I had squash lasagna was delicious, the meast sauce and very harty. The lasagna's noodles were replaced by squash slices which was a new spin to an old classic. The restaurant offers a lunch menu and for 5$ you can add a soup & dessert to your meal. Great way to end a squash picking activity.

Unfortunately the quality of the fruits and veggies here have gone down a bit. Though the prices…read moreare still great and you get a lot for what you pay for, I find a lot of rotting fruit or over ripe fruit. I still come here regularly but am less excited about this place in general. The staff are friendly and I'm still happy to have access to reasonably priced produce. 3.5 stars

Stumbled across this busy farmers market when I was in Cote des Neiges. I was immediately drawn in…read moreand had to see what all the rush was about. There is a mix of produce, from what you can find in the supermarkets (same packaging etc) to a lot of produce from local farms which was lovely to see. Great selection of berries and tomatoes... super large tomatoes on the vine that looked divine! For me, what stood out the most was the large selection of local honey - I have found it difficult to find this in shops/supermarkets but this market has a good variety of honey from different flowers and farms. I also noticed that the market is open until late, ideal for students and locals in the area!

I think this place is so charming, the staff is nice and the selection is just great. The prices…read moreare good and everything looks good to eat. I work nearby so I like that they have hot options like samosas and Jamaican meat patties. They fill you up and are so good. Also they are a dollar which is unbeatable.

Check the prices, count your change!…read more I've been going here for years. Today, I pointed out a price discrepancy - kale was price $1.00 less per bunch than what they charged me at the cash. I requested, as per Quebec law that they reimburse me the full amount, and was basically told to get lost. The owner was very rude!

If you are a kid you will love it if you are an adult (I guess if you are reading this you are)…read morethan you inner kid will love it. We came here for a fun apple picking activity, but this place has more to offer you can find also pears and plum picking. the prices are 8-10$ per bug but remember its all you can eat :) activity. For kids there is also a very small farm (some sheep and goats), a tractor ride to some locations, a wooden maze and during the weekends music, face painting and other small attractions. The farm is not very unique compare to other ones, but that doesnt mean the activity is not just as fun. We spent a about 2 hours climbing trees, walking around (there is a nice path as well ), eating, picking and having fun. When we were full from the fruit there is a nice wild boar skewers and other things to eat at the entrance were you can also buy coffee and taste different alcoholic ciders. Again a cool fun activity for the whole family, you can also bring out of town visitors and enjoy a cool Quebec activity

Not a very large orchard, which means not too many visitors! Hop on the truck to take the tour as…read morethe paysage is amazing!

The best place for fruit and vegetables near St-Joseph and St-Denis. Great grocery products.read more

Not your average fruit store!…read more Fresh veggies, exotic fruit and an amazing selection of ethnic products, makes me a regular at Muscat. Whether you're looking for Mexican corn tortillas, Japanese udon noodles, Italian pickled artichokes and so much more, this place will have it. The fruit and veggie prices are quite good, especially when you stick to what's in season - typically local in season produce will be cheaper here than the grocery. This place is key for anyone living on the plateau.

I came to this orchard with my family and we enjoyed our experience. They offer quite a variety of…read moreapples. There are ladders to help you pick the apples and trucks that bring you further in the orchard. The only downside was the price. It was 18$ for a big bag. I can get the same apples and amount at the store for a quarter of the price, but I guess you pay for the experience.

Do not go to this place. Tractor drivers are reckless. The tractor driver we had let us off and…read morethen sped off and ran into 3 adults and a 4 year old child had to be saved from being hit by the back of the tractor and run over. Will never be coming back to this place.