St. Lawrence Market

Probably many cities will have a similar market. From the beach, follow the Yonge Road back to Front Street, turn right and walk slowly for about 10 minutes (there is also a puppy fountain in the middle). There are a lot of things in the market, quite rich. I wanted to try the bacon sandwich in Montreal, but found that there were flies on the meat, so I gave up 😭. I tried the fruit (Raspberry) and there was a stale one; I ate a turkey sandwich, and the taste was OK; I ate a chocolate (puff), which tasted very good.

Basically every city has a market full of fireworks, such as Seattle's Parker market, Vancouver's Granville market, and Toronto is no exception, as is downtown St. Lawrence. It was also full of food, meat, seafood and fast food, but the passages and passages were spacious and not so crowded.

St. Lawrence Market, Canada, this market looks mixed, but this market is also up to the world's national geography. At the same time, it has been rated as the world's best food market. The locals love this market very much because she sells very comprehensive things.

St Lawrence Market in Toronto is a must-go. The building is rich of history and there are many local food available. Try the Peameal Bacon Bun at Carousel Bakery. It is awesome and delicious!

Historic market selling different types of delicious food. Browse it's many stalls but don't miss out on the juicy Peameal Bacon Sandwich!