Time Out Expresso Bar in Bath and North East Somerset

I went twice for a beer tasting platter and they had no glasses to serve. This is unacceptable and very unfortunate!

Lively atmosphere and fast service. From the world of all ages. Stimulating!

Timeout Market Montreal offers a vibrant and eclectic dining experience, where diverse flavors come together in a cozy yet lively setting. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing drink or a unique twist on classic comfort food, this market has something special to offer. My recent visit had me trying a couple of standout items that perfectly showcased the creativity and bold flavors on offer. Video Review will be posted on Tik Tok and Instagram soon @Foxyappetite In depth review: I started at the bar by ordering the Tiger Mojito, a cocktail that immediately piqued my interest with its blend of exotic ingredients inspired by Vietnamese cuisine. The combination of kaffir lime, aloe, and lychee was a refreshing departure from the usual mojito, providing a wonderfully layered flavor profile. The kaffir lime added an aromatic citrusy punch, while the aloe contributed a cool, soothing element, and the lychee lent a touch of sweetness. This drink felt like a unique journey through Southeast Asia, offering a refreshing escape from the usual cocktail menu. It was beautifully balanced, with just enough sweetness to complement the tanginess of the lime without overwhelming the palate. For my meal, I headed over to Chef Paul Toussaint’s stall and opted for the Jerk Chicken Poutine as it was la poutine week. This Haitian version was a creative and mouthwatering take on the beloved Canadian classic. The poutine featured a combination of crispy regular fries and plantain fries, which were a fantastic touch. The plantain fries brought a slightly sweet contrast to the savory components, elevating the dish to a whole new level of flavor. The jerk chicken itself was expertly seasoned—spicy, smoky, and perfectly tender. The heat from the seasoning was just right, giving the dish a bold kick without overpowering the other ingredients. The Caribbean spicy gravy was the star here—rich, creamy, and with just enough tang to enhance the depth of the flavors. The cheese curds melted seamlessly into the gravy, providing that quintessential poutine experience with a comforting texture. The real highlight, however, was the addition of pikliz, a Haitian-style spicy slaw. It brought a much-needed crunch and a refreshing tang that balanced out the heaviness of the fries and gravy. The pikliz was vibrant and tangy, making it an essential component that tied everything together beautifully. Timeout Market Montreal is a must-visit destination for anyone craving bold flavors and a unique culinary adventure. The Tiger Mojito is an excellent choice for those looking for a refreshing drink with a twist, while the Jerk Chicken Poutine is a hearty and satisfying meal that combines Caribbean and Canadian influences in the best possible way. The mix of textures and flavors, from crispy fries to smoky chicken and the tangy slaw, makes for a memorable and satisfying meal. It’s a place where diverse cultural influences come together seamlessly, offering both locals and tourists an exciting dining experience.

My husband and I went here for the first time. It was a really unique experience. Each food stall is set up like a little restaurant. There were so many options to choose from. My husband got the ramen and karage. I got the bao buns. We shared churros for dessert. All the food was really delicious. If you're looking for an elevated food court with higher quality food and an abundance of options, I highly recommend going to time out market.

Wow wow! It was exceptional; Molenski's pizza is the best in downtown. It was very good, the tenderness of the crust, the sauce, the ingredients, everything was refined. Well done for the team. Bravo for the concept of TimeOut, very good ideas for groups of friends and even after a business meeting, excellent place to unwind with colleagues. there is something for everyone.

Wide choice of cuisines from various countries, there is something for everyone. The cocktails at the Time out bar are very well prepared🍸👍

Good variety of food and cuisines, but it looks like a food court. I found the idea to have drinks in the middle interesting. I tried the Japanese lamen, and it was good. There are many other options, including Indian, barbecues, coffee places, and sweets. The ambiance is nice and a good option in case you're with a big group of people with different dishes preferences. Just choose your food and have a sit together!

Vey nice place to eat! Alot of variety

Go to chez Simon and order the Smash burger 🍔 you will love it

We discovered the Time out Market in Europe in Lisbon, we were delighted to discover the one in Montreal. Guaranteed choice of diverse and varied foods. The poutine was delicious and so was the little naam. Please note no cash, only accept payment by card.

Uncomfortable chair, the food was good kinda expensive, we got 1. Marusan - Karaage Curry It was good, the chicken was a little bit too salty, the curry was amazing 2. Le Taj - lamb korma (it not on the menu) My favourite from all the food we got! 3. Paul Toussaint - rum oxtail It was okay, not the best I had, the rice was mid 4. Climat - Maple Fried Chicken Didn’t really taste like the real maple syrup, basic fried chicken, however the fries with the truffle mayo was very good - lobster roll Worst lobster roll I had 5. Dairy bar? - lotus pistachio Was gooood - limon granita Very good

Rich flavours, big portions. Maybe having more porc in ramen is what would be even nicer 🙂

A bustling food hall in the heart of Montreal with a ton of amazing food options from the many restaurant stands. We tried the smash burgers and poutine, and were not disappointed. It was a bit hard to find seating, as we had 9 people, but eventually people rotated out or moved to help us sit together.

Beautiful space, good atmosphere but I'm really sad seeing the staff breaking their backs with such heavy seats... It's shameful, who thought of this pseudo-beautiful idea?

Can get busy and loud with limited seating during the lunch hours but that is to be expected. I still had a great experience and food as well.

What a great place to eat at. Very nice food court with so many different restaurants to choose from. When in Montreal and looking for a great place to eat, definitely check out Time Out Market. It's pretty much a taste of the world, as each restaurant or vendor represents a different country. So many different kinds of food to choose from. You can't go wrong eating here. Chez Simon was amazing, and my gf loved Il Miglio.

Best poutine sauce I’ve had in Montreal! Burger 🍔 fresh and quality! Thank you for this great culinary experience, I will definitely return!

Beautiful place,but the customer service is so poor.All workers have an attitude, and make it seem like you are bothering them once asking a question.

Visited in August of last year, in the afternoon. It's located in what was the former Eaton's department store, the Eaton Centre shopping mall in downtown Montréal created a second but far more high end food court, with am alcohol only section (you can eat there too). That bar area, there are three kiosks, one for wine, one for cocktails and of course, the beer/cider kiosk. The beer selection is all craft, Charlevoix, Dieu du Ciel and RJ on tap with some rotating cans. The price is not bad for a downtown establishment, although you have to go get it your self. Not a bad place to drink!

Music was so loud we can't hear each other talking :( jeez

This is the one of the best food court experiences I had. Food is served in real cutlery’s and there are many choices from variety of cousins. The place was very busy during the Christmas- new year week. We could find a table for four of us. Food quality was better than typical food court and ambience is definitely a big plus.

This place is wonderful! There is a restricted area for people over 18, where alcoholic beverages are sold.

First time going to this place and it was great! The ambiance was nice with several of restaurants to choose from. Conveniently located downtown, it is walking distance from a lot of hotels within the area. Definitely a great spot to have dinner or whatever suits you!

Great location. This is my second time here. I got food from Paul Toussaint, which is Haitian and Caribbean food. I got the oxtail fish which was great. The first time I came here I got food from a pasta spot and it was just ok.

Time Out Market perfectly captures the essence of what the city does best: a fun atmosphere, visually stunning surroundings, and a mouthwatering selection of food. While finding a seat can be a challenge, the long communal tables are often packed to capacity, patience pays off, and you’ll eventually snag the perfect spot. The vibe is vibrant, the energy is infectious, and the experience is undeniably worth it. A must-visit!

(2024) Ooooooooh.. I was drawn here by.. my nose! First time I came to the Eaton Center and discovered this secret corner, by boarding the Stairway to Heaven's! We didn't eat anything there, it was a luxury we couldn't afford. The concept of Time Out reminds me of the Marché des Promenades CF corner. In any case, dare to set foot on the escalator to go up there. (2025) Ooooooooooh.. this mixture of smells coming from all these kitchens.. it makes you unbearably hungry! In fact, if you are hungry, you will be dizzy with all the catering options!

Food is good but we felt very rushed to finish eating. Manager is extra rude with people when asking to leave...

Here’“A team of young yet highly professional individuals crafts incredibly delicious cocktails. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making you want to spend your time there without ever feeling bored. If you’re a cocktail enthusiast, you’ll undoubtedly enjoy their perfectly balanced flavors.”

The food here is pretty good. I was impressed with the broth and quality of the ingredients in the ramen. The food also came very quick. My only issue is that seating can be hard to come by here as there aren’t too many seats considering how many stalls are serving customers. The cleaning staff can be a bit aggressive.

Far from the taste of the original marusan. Small over cool & oily chicken. The rise & cury still good loke usual

A busy food hall with limited seats. After walking around, we eventually found a table. I highly recommend the paella and Portuguese tart for dessert. Both cooked to perfection. Simply delicious! Interestingly theres an adults only section serving alcohol. But the rest of the food hall is family friendly. My favourite thing about this place is the diverse selection of cuisines to choose from. On the surface, this place looks clean and tidy. The serving portion is baseline. The price isn’t cheap but not ridiculously expensive.

Burger patty was excellent, best smash patty in Montreal. But it is a bit small and sweet. Caramelized onions, sweet sauce and sweet pickle. They are going for the sweet type of burger, I guess women prefer that. Lots of fries, Greek ways (Belle Province's type)

Very nice atmosphere (soft lights, table with a view of the outside, 18+ section) and good service! Really good concept!

I spend way too much time at the Time Out Market in Montreal. I love it there. Whether I am stopping in for a glass of wine or hanging out at one the windows doing some work, I love the place. Go on a Sunday and there is usually an activity going on, a singing group, someone set up with their poetry, readings, and so much more. You do not have to pay or buy anything, you can just grab a seat and enjoy. But how would one resist all the amazing restaurants here? I am not sure. The seating is comfortable, and if you go at off peak hours there is plenty of space. I often sit in the 18+ area and set up my laptop for work at one of the window spaces. The spaces get cleaned up very quickly and all the personnel are pretty friendly and fun. I have to give kudos to one of the managers who actually, if he sees anything that needs to be done as he walks around, no, really, he actually does what needs to be done! That was pretty impressive to me. I am a huge fan of the shared washrooms. I really think we are beyond needing a separate womens and mens washroom. I lvoe that it is always clean and everything seems to work well.

Ok, 1 star everywhere. Cheap food, non-existent service (self...) and rotten atmosphere in "I heard it was nice..." mode. We tried several different places, it's a huge disappointment: flat burgers (and dishes), everything is excessively spicy (hide the tasteless), "chic" portions (no generosity, nothing on the plate), Poké au discounts (Metro or IGA sector?..), sachet sushi, papa pizzas, filthy bbq... Ah, Fancy looks great but the cuisine has taken a serious hit... Please tourists, try the real ones restaurants, and above all, don't be fooled by these cheap world cuisines under a trendy look.

I like the idea of having a food court with a bunch of higher end restaurants, it's a great idea if you're with a large group of people or even if you can't make your mind up about where/what you want to eat. The food was fresh and there is a loot of variety. The only issue is that sometimes it's difficult to find seating during peak hours and that the music is a little bit too loud, so conversation is difficult at some points.

Rotten service at the Chez Simon canteen. Got yelled at by an employee. Never again the TimeOut Market

I love going there. Quality restaurants at reasonable prices and a festive and warm atmosphere. My only downside, the drink is really expensive. Otherwise: I love it.

The beef curry at the Japanese counter contained a lot of brown sauce, a lot of spices, a lot of onions and very little meat... (maybe 30g). The value for money is really not good. We're trying to pass this place off as more upscale fast food, but it's just branding... The service is as flat as in any other fast food chain. Disappointed!!

Perfect for a drink and a meal in the city center

🤤❤️ Il Miglio!!! ❤️🤤 For their fresh pasta to roll around on the floor. Feel free to grab the extra burrata for an even more decadent experience.

Time Out Market in Eaton Center is one of the better spots in Montreàl dining scene, especially if you are a tourist or looking for multiple dining options in Winters. Way nicer than an average food court, the ambiance and the aesthetics make it a nice spot for singles, couples, friends, and families alike. The video game alley is a icing on the cake as kids love it, and our favorite game was the NHL Table Top Ice Hockey game. One word of caution, as finding proper vegetarian options is challenging here. Many outlets that do offer vegetarian dishes are unfortunately not cooked in a kosher manner, esp stuff like Poutine, Ramen, etc. If you want to eat veg/vegan food, your best bet is to get Indian at Le Taj, Pizza/Pasta, Sandwich, Salad, or Sushi. Overall, we enjoyed our lazy affordable lunches there, and went back whenever we visited Eaton Center in Montreàl.

Nice place for a quick bite, food is good in general

Excellent establishment all around

Ordered the lobster paella (too salty, don’t recommend). But the pistachio gelato (near the American BBQ and elevator) was super good! High recommend the gelato

Great vibes. Got seafood 🍤 Paella at Ibéricos. Really delicious small plate for $20, in Toronto paella is $40+

Visited Marusan Japanese food for lunch. Found a hair in Miso Epice Ramen. They gave me a refund but no apology haha… The white fat male cashier is very like a robot he’s definitely not for customer service

The atmosphere was pleasant, relaxed, and inviting, fostering a friendly environment where one could comfortably sit near strangers. However, the food we sampled was only mediocre. The lobster roll (Homard) from Climats had bread that was overly toasted and lacked sufficient softness to absorb the sauce; while the caviar was delicious, the lobster itself had an unpleasant odor and did not seem fresh. The fries were excellent, but the tartar sauce appeared old, with visible oil separation. The Prosciutto pizza from Moleskine had an acidic tasty tomato sauce. The dough was slightly burnt on the bottom (was not wood oven to expect burnt), and it lacks texture when you hold it. Overall, it was average.

Always a favourite to eat here. Restaurants are awesome and it’s so easy to go here with friends. Everyone can eat where they want and you meet afterwards.

Expensive but worth it. Great variety and beautiful flavours

Absolutely delicious! We will definitely return.

Time Out Market Montréal is a must-visit for food lovers. Located inside the Centre Eaton de Montréal, it offers a fantastic variety of culinary options, bringing together some of the best Montreal eateries under one roof. you can sample everything from classic Montreal dishes to international flavors, all in a lively and vibrant setting. Whether you’re in the mood for a gourmet burger, fresh seafood, or something sweet, there’s something for every taste. The market’s central location makes it super convenient to pop in, especially after a day of shopping or sightseeing in downtown Montreal.

Manager long blond hair, racist and displace 🎴bad honest, I hope this will be taken into consideration, his photo will be published on all social networks

Great variety of foods from different countries , cool spot to eat alone or with your friends/colleagues, and nice music

Absolutely love the concept. Food court convenience with gourmet options. Very well executed & operated. The variety & quality of the options is superb and the space looks amazing.

Time Out Market Montreal is a must-see destination for food lovers. The idea of ​​bringing together several talented chefs and renowned establishments under one roof is a real asset. The variety of cuisines offered, ranging from local specialties to international flavors, guarantees an enriching dining experience suited to all tastes. The space is modern, well appointed and invites discovery, with tempting stands at every corner. However, the atmosphere can sometimes get a little too noisy, especially during peak hours. Finding a seat can also be a challenge if you go during busy times. Despite these minor drawbacks, Time Out Market remains a unique place to enjoy quality food while discovering some of the city's best culinary talents. Ideal for an outing with friends or family, it is also a perfect place to discover the essence of the Montreal gastronomic scene in one place.

Handsome!! Excellent food and lively atmosphere!!

such a fun spot to grab food or a drink. so many great options, we always gravitate towards the sushi. the cocktail bar has great options for drinks as well

America's BBQ was my choice of food. I got the ribs... 3 ribs... It was not worth the price you pay. I should've gotten double that for how expensive it was! The food itself was good, but just a HUGE ripoff. Perhaps the other places are better, but definitely stay away from America's BBQ!

I can’t find the google page for the Japanese cuisine called MARUSAN, just had the worst ramen there. I ordered spicy miso flavor but it’s not spicy at all and the taste is so bad. The pork tasted like not cooked enough and the soup is too salty but without any good flavor in it. My friends ordered curry and the chicken and beef are also terrible. So not worth it.

As a Japanese person, Marusan was a disappointing experience I’ve had. I ordered beef curry and the meat was questionably red and wasn’t flavorful: it tasted bland so I stopped eating it in a few bites. But worse, for my friend, as her chicken (she ordered chicken karaage) looked really uncooked. It was overall a very disappointing experience as I had high expectation after reading the reviews.

A really cool quick dining experience. If you are looking for more of a formal sit down, this is not your place. It’s basically a really big cafeteria with better quality food. The best part is there’s something for everybody here. Plus, you can grab a cocktail with whatever food you choose. I had a burger and I asked for no cheese and to put it on lettuce instead of a bun, and there was absolutely no problem with accommodating my request. The burger was quite good, however, it was not the best burger I’ve ever had. My friend had butter chicken from the Indian place and he said it was good, but also not anything ridiculously amazing. For a quick dinner option with lots of choices to suit lots of people this is a good choice however, there are much better restaurants in Montreal. The music was so loud that it was hard to speak to each other without feeling like you’re yelling. However, it is a pretty cool vibe in that location.

I recently visited Time Out Market Montréal for the drag brunch on November 2nd, and while the experience had some incredible highlights, there were a few things that could have been better planned. First, let's talk about the positives. The drag show was absolutely fantastic! The queens were stunning, and the performance was full of energy and humor. It was a joy to watch, and they really knew how to engage the crowd. I also have to give a special shoutout to the Nutella calzone I ordered from Moleskin—it was absolutely delicious and the perfect sweet treat to enjoy during the show. However, the set-up for the event left a lot to be desired. We made sure to arrive an hour early to get a good spot in front of the stage, but when we got there, we learned that all the prime seating was already reserved. We tried to take a spot on the side, but unfortunately, that didn’t work out well either. Throughout the performance, people constantly walked right in front of us, and the aisle was often blocked by people stopping to watch or take pictures. While the staff did their best to keep things moving and ensure that the flow wasn’t disrupted, there was only so much they could do. My main issue was with the stage placement and the seating arrangement. Given how popular the drag brunch is, it seems odd that the best seats—right in front of the stage—were all reserved, leaving the rest of the crowd in less-than-ideal spots. Why place the stage in an area where there’s limited seating in front? It’s disappointing, especially when you’ve made an effort to arrive early and get a good view. Overall, the drag show itself was a blast, and the food was top-notch, but the seating arrangement and stage placement really need to be reconsidered for future events. It’s such a great concept, and with a few tweaks, it could be an even better experience.

This was my first time trying bao buns, and they were exquisite! The pork, despite a small piece of fat I couldn’t chew, was incredibly tender and had a great flavor. The bread was delicious, and I loved the addition of kimchi, which gave the dish a perfect balance. I couldn’t get enough of their fries either—the sauce makes them addictive! I also shared the General Tao with a friend, and it was fantastic. The crispiness of the chicken with the sweet and sour sauce and the perfectly cooked pineapple was like a dream. I’d definitely recommend this restaurant if you’re ever at Timeout Market!

Time Out Market in Montreal is a great place to try good food. There are many stalls with different dishes - from street food to delicious specialties. The atmosphere is relaxed and modern. Perfect for discovering and enjoying something new.

Saturday evening with a friend, we shared a few dishes from different counters. Some dishes were ready quickly, others took almost 20 minutes! The cocktails were good, but too complicated in my opinion. The music at the end of the evening was too loud in my opinion. Still a positive experience overall! I would go back for another 5 to 7 with friends.

Great place. We love coming to eat there. Everyone can choose their Cuisine.

Ate at Le Blossom, ordered some sushi that was not really good, worst thing? It didn't come with wasabi and ginger, when I asked for it, I was told that it was payable, really? Come on, where are we heading at? Next time, would they charge for the chop sticks?

I hate that Toronto doesn't have this. This is such a better concept than the standard mall food court with the usual fast food chain restaurants.

Good food, but noisy and a lot of waiting. It's better than traditional food courts, that's obvious. But it is not pleasant in terms of comfort. I went to Chanthy Yen. The food was good.

I love this place and everything in it, except food and drinks prices that they seem a bit pricey. I experienced Montreal’s famous beer (IPA) and the other tasty ones here when we arrived here two and half years ago ❤️, they are still delicious 🍻

I had an amazing experience! The food was delicious, and the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive!

Safe and fun place to go with family, friends or alone.

All of Montreal Culinary under the same roof. Out of the ordinary.... The best choice of restaurant.... Best place to play your favorite games

The food at Red Tiger was really mediocre, I wouldn't recommend their pho, it is too sweet, the broth was room temperature so it couldn't even cook the raw meat inside. My friend couldn't even her beef slice because of it being so raw. I ate mine because I paid for it, so I forced myself to eat it. If the broth isn't going to be piping hot they should be slicing their beef into thinner slices, not thick slabs. The service was really fast though. But for the price you can go to better Vietnamese places for cheaper and for a bigger size portion.

2024: red tiger, the sandwich is super good, the service excellent. 2022: interesting for a lunch. Varied offer

We went to 03 different restaurants (pasta, burger and Spanish) and the burger was in the TOP 01 for flavor. The pasta was nothing special, it lacked flavor. The place is very big and I like the variety of restaurants, even the bar... you have a huge selection of wines, drinks and beers. They have a space only for people over 18 and another only for accompanied minors. The tables are shared, but we had no problem sitting down.

Upscale food court with upscale food at upscale prices in an upscale interior (upscale review).

Nice atmosphere Beautiful decorations

This is a review of the ramen garlic with extra chasu. I'm giving the food 2 stars and bumping up the rating because there are many choices and it's an interesting environment. I paid $25 for the food and it extremely disappointed. The ramen broth was too salty, almost inedible (I thought about taking it back). The broth is complimented with 2 slices of chasu (glad I ordered a side) and is peppered with random oils and a lot of frofth (why?) plus the black garlic oil I ordered. The side chasu is served cold and heavily flavored with soy sauce (just salty, on top of the salty broth). The soup wasn't proper "ramen hot" and didn't have much flavor beyond salt and creamy. I realize this isn't LA nor Japan, but this trendy spot should be better than this. Considering this is a copy paste concept food court, I'm not inclined to try anything else.

I would go but they do not take cash so they lost my business. Cash is legal tender and should be excepted everywhere 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

A nice place to eat... Lots of choice and varied tastes for everyone's pleasure. Although a little expensive compared to what is offered

The dishes are really good, but on the other hand at IBERICO's the large paella to take away was not big at all, almost no rice, a chicken drumstick and two pieces of rabbit, very disappointed. The same thing at Chanthy Yen, 5 micro wantons for $12 before taxes!!! This is quite exaggerated... On the other hand, the Taj and Paul Toussaint, large portions, fair prices, very good!

The strong point of the place is that it is warm, friendly and clean. I tried the pizzas which were just ok with a higher than average price. I advise you to go there and form your own opinion, it's still OK when you want to shop and eat in the area but not to find a good restaurant.

So many options to choose from. Great alternative to a fast food with a much better ambiance

A modern take on marketplace with spectacular varieties of food option. Conveniently located at Eaton Center it is definitely the place to try local food from local great restaurants via fast food counters. Cuisines from Mexican to Vietnamese to Caribbean to Indian to Italian and so forth...it is the place to try the best Montreal can offer :) There is also a Soda bar along with Mocktails stalls and a different section just for 18+ with bars. A must venue to visit when in downtown shopping and chilling and wanting to try out local Montreal food. A diverse and unique fast food service that brings out the best of la belle province du Quebec à Montreal :) Great service run by great people :) A truly diverse place that exemplies the multicultural aspect of my city, my Montreal ❤️

I was a regular customer of the Taj for their famous butter chicken, total disappointment, they changed the recipe It looks like chicken in tomato sauce, it tasted just like that It was my last time that I was their customer, when the recipe is a winner, we don't change it

Excellent place to eat Downtown Montreal. The place is very beautiful, clean and the food is very good. I tried the restaurants Blossom (Takoyaki, salmon sashimi), Climats (Lobster/shrimp rolls) as well as the pizzeria and everything was excellent every time. They also make very good moktails and have a nice selection of beers and wines. I highly recommend!

Excellent place to eat something and have a coffee. We really liked the taste of things. Don't miss the opportunity to stop by and try something. The service is excellent and very friendly

So many choices !! Food always been great and have a tast at the wines section

Being charged an 18% tip at the counter to get our glass of water ourselves at another counter….It's an aberration They practically force us to buy ZERO ECOLOGICAL bottles of water for a modern concept that's is disappointing and worrying

Large food court that can accommodate about 1000 people Good quality I recommend this place! I think if something like this existed in Japan, it would be very popular. The table and chairs have a woodgrain look and are made of high-quality wood, creating a nice atmosphere. There are 20 types of shops? To some extent You can also drink local beer.

I love the food, drinks, and atmosphere here, but had an issue with service today. My phone died, and none of the outlets near the tables worked. When I asked to charge it at the bar and offered to take full responsibility for my phone’s safety, the staff still had me try multiple outlets again and even tested my charger on their phone before allowing me to charge it. While I understand policies, it felt a bit uncomfortable. They did help in the end, and I appreciate that. I’d suggest checking the outlets and being a bit more responsive to small customer needs🕊️🤍

Amazing place! Clean food good quality

Great place, everyone can take what they want!! The pasta was excellent, as well as the prime rib, the only negative point was the music which was much too loud, there were 5 of us, we ate without really being able to communicate with each other, unless we shouted across the table! !!

Here are my culinary experiences at Time Out Market Montreal: May 1: Le Blossom, Japanese restaurant. A real discovery! It was a professional lunch and I was super happy. I had a Salmon-Tuna Poké bowl and I fell for a homemade cake, absolutely delicious! It was a real feast! The atmosphere was great and everything was perfect. June 21: I tried Le Campo and its Portuguese chicken, and I visited Le Blossom again. Always so happy to eat there! I recommend this place to anyone who wants to enjoy themselves and have a good time! July 18: I tested the newcomer, Climats. I had fish and chips and extra fried calamari. I was more than full, lol. Be careful, the portions are generous and super good! September 25: I tried Ibericos, I took the Paela / Patas / drink trio, nothing to say that it's very tasty and good, to make again soon 🥰.

I recommend ChefPaul, Haitian restaurant, good food, Oxtail, Grillot etc. But the timeout market is a place where you can enjoy eating on a busy day, there are a lot of people but the service is quite fast and enough space to suit a crowd. Very trendy mix of young people and adults, wine areas etc👌🏽👌🏽

Their poutines are absolutely worthless. To flee!

Nice moment around a Gin Tonic workshop!! I highly recommend it!

A very pleasant place where you eat well. A bit expensive though!