

Whether you crave fish, cheese, veggies, or street food, you’re in luck! Toronto’s culinary scene is booming and not only limited to fine dining or fast food. Nowadays, there are plenty of markets that are exclusively about local eats and street food. Markets here have a festive atmosphere and are very family friendly, with activities for kids and families, and oftentimes even live music! These are not your typical markets, these are big community-built events, with camaraderie and love. You will not truly enjoy Toronto if you don’t try some of their market specialties and meet its friendly locals. Read more in this article and discover the best food markets in Toronto, Canada!
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1. Dufferin Grove Farmers Market
Dufferin Grove Farmers Market is one of the oldest and most diverse organic markets in Toronto. Tons of meals and food items are available here, from barbequed delicacies to bakeries and other food stalls, as well as organic food vendors and produce. This place is a good spot for family bonding, where you can shop, eat, and play in the park. Among the stars here are J.K. Fries and ChocoSol’s chocolate - the best comfort food for everyone.
Dufferin Grove Farmers Market
Address: 875 Dufferin St., Toronto, Ontario
Website: Dufferin Grove Farmers Market
Opening hours: Thurs: 3pm - 7pm
2. Leslieville Farmers Market
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Cheers to our first winter market season coming to a close! There will be no markets on April 7th or April 14th. . See you May 12 in Jonathan Ashbridge Park for our 10th summer season.
Posted by The Leslieville Farmers' Market on Saturday, April 6, 2019
Good news! The Leslieville Farmers Market is stickin’ it out for the winter, from December to April. Though small, this place is enough to keep you sated, from yoga classes in the park and live music to kids activities and weekly special themes. There’s a fine selection of bread, veggies, and fruit here - all contributing to the beauty of the place. Monforte Dairy is a must here, they have delicious goat fresco cheese that’s to die for.
Leslieville Farmers Market
Address: Jonathan Ashbridge Park, Toronto, Ontario
Website: Leslieville Farmers Market
Opening hours: Sun: 9am - 2pm
3. Evergreen Brick Works

Evergreen Brick Works is a favorite spot for families. It has an award-winning suite of programs and focuses on creating and sustaining healthy urban environments in transit systems, housing, schools, public spaces, and the communities themselves. The best time to visit the market is in the morning, when you can have a wonderful breakfast at the Cafe, which serves a good, organic herbal tea.
Evergreen Brick Works
Address: 550 Bayview Ave., Toronto, Ontario
Website: Evergreen Brick Works
Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm; Sat: 8am - 5pm; Sun: 10am - 5pm
4. The Stop's Farmers Market at Artscape Wychwood Barns
The Stop’s Farmers Market at Artscape Wychwood Barns is a go-to-go place in Toronto and a long-standing facility and arts’ hub, which features a gallery, studios, and a farmers market. It has a good selection of baked goods and organic produce, from vegan food vendors to gluten-free and nut-free stalls.
The Stop's Farmers Market at Artscape Wychwood Barns
Address: 601 Christie St., Toronto, Ontario
Website: The Stop’s Farmers Market at Artscape Wychwood Barns
Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm (closed on Sat & Sun)
5. St. Lawrence Market

Renowned as the “World’s Best Food Market” by National Geographic, in 2012, St. Lawrence Market is an iconic culinary hotspot, which offers wonderful shops, eateries, and stalls. It features over 120 farmers and merchants, selling organic products and healthy food. Here, you can buy fresh and local meat cheaper than the grocery store. It is a good spot to grab a snack or a bite for lunch, like some barbeque or a sandwich.
St. Lawrence Market
Address: 601 Christie St., Toronto, Ontario
Website: St. Lawrence Market
Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm (closed on Sat & Sun)
6. Davisville Village Farmers Market
Davisville Village Farmers Market is committed to promoting fresh and quality food. This market is a combination of fantastic Portuguese tarts, a wide selection of fruits and vegetables, and a good atmosphere, with plenty of local vendors to choose from. This place is a good spot for a peaceful and happy walk in the morning.
Davisville Village Farmers Market
Address: 14 Acacia Rd., Toronto, Ontario
Website: Davisville Village Farmers Market
Opening hours: Tues: 3pm - 7pm
7. Junction Farmers Market
Unbeatable produce and products, cozy ambiance, and great musicians - that’s what you’ll find at the Junction Farmers Market. This market presents local, sustainably produced, fresh food in a manner that provides assistance to local food growers and producers and gives access to healthy food for everyone. If you happen to be here, the Nigerian breakfast specialties are not to be missed and their beans are beyond good, as well.
Junction Farmers Market
Address: 2960 Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario
Website: Junction Farmers Market
Opening hours: Sat: 9am - 1pm
8. Sorauren Farmers Market
Welcome to the Sorauren Farmers Market! Here, you’ll experience a community-building vibe around food, with plenty of top vendors who sell great vegetables, organic, and fresh products. The atmosphere here is family-friendly and clean and you will find this market is a spot for family bonding. The dried mushrooms are a must-buy here.
Sorauren Farmers Market
Address: 289 Sorauren Ave., Toronto, Ontario
Website: Sorauren Farmers Market
Opening hours: Mon: 3pm - 7pm
9. East Lynn Farmers Market
Posted by East Lynn Park Farmers' Market on Tuesday, 23 July 2013
This market is built with love and it welcomes community wellness businesses, with a calendar that’s always full of activities, especially for kids. There’s a wide selection of local produce and products to choose from. Be sure to stop at Paul’s stall - they sell superb tomatoes.
East Lynn Farmers Market
Address: East Lynn Park, Danforth Avenue at Woodbine Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
Website: East Lynn Farmers Market
Opening hours: Thurs: 3pm - 7pm (from June - October)
10. Metro Hall Farmers Market
Here at the Metro Hall Farmers Market, you’ll find a relaxed environment with lots of locally produced products, from meat to vegetables and fruit and everything in between. You can visit Domenic’s Meats if you are looking for good smoked meat and sausage rolls.
Metro Hall Farmers Market
Address: 55 John Street, David Pecaut Square, Toronto, Ontario
Opening hours: Thurs: 8am - 2:30pm (May 30 - October 17)
Discover the superb food markets of Toronto

There are tons of specialty markets in Toronto and its food scene is creative and innovative. When it comes to local eats and street food, the markets here are the best options you have.
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