Time Out Market Montréal
4.3/5
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based on 8 reviews
Contact Time Out Market Montréal
| Address : | 705 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, Quebec H3B 4G5, Canada |
| Phone : | 📞 +788 |
| Website : | https://www.timeoutmarket.com/montreal/ |
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| City : | B |
| Description : | Popular foodie favourites are represented in the mix of eats & beverages at this hip food hall. |
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Julia M on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Modern food court with a lot of different options to chose from! So far, I have tried Blossom and got their salmon poke bowl. It was a generous portion and quite tasty. I also went to Marusan and got the Tokontsu soup (see picture). It was absolutely delicious and full of flavour. The prices are pricier than normal food courts, but that’s because it’s gourmet ( totally worth it !!)
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Antony Nguyen on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A modern upscale type food hall that makes the idea of a regular "food court" obsolete.
There are many different food vendors; all with differing cuisines. I believe most of the choices are already well established restaurants in their own right.
Seating is plentiful and there's a lot to do other than eat. There is a small arcade in the middle with table hockey, pinball machines, photo booth among other old school game cabinets.
There's also a small market selling random local goodies and TimeOut products.
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Rylee Fortier-Turner on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Such a fun interesting food court and space. They have food from every culture you can think of, as well as a small market with local business’ products. I can’t remember right now where this was from in the food court, but oh my gosh it was easily the tastiest thing I’ve ever eaten.
They also have a cute photo booth up there for a couple dollars that prints 2 copies of good quality photos.
Definitely on the more expensive side for a food court. My small iced coffee was 7$ and the bagel I believe 22$. But as an “every once and a while” eat, it’s an experience overall.
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Glen E. Grant on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Refined somewhat upscale food court located within the Eaton Centre downtown.
COVID vaccine passport required but getting past that you enter into a refined food alley with lots to choose from for varying taste.
There is also a cocktail lounge bar located to one area with all the mixology one may seek.
Meals here are reasonable as one would expect.
Certainly worth a visit.
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Ji Young Lee on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lots of choices for what you want to eat! It's clean, nice atmosphere and you can enjoy drinks too! Easily go anytime????
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Scott Lee on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is an upscaled food court where each restaurants have larger restaurants somewhere in the city. We had the chicken sandwich and vegetarian tacos that blew us out of the water.
I strongly recommend the surf & turf and tacos asada and make it an assorted combo which comes with a small side of guacamole and chips. It was definitely one of the best vegetarian tacos I’ve had.
Chicken sandwich was also pretty fantastic - simple and to the point but does it very well. No complaints but also no real standouts. I would recommend it if you are hungry for some chicken sandwiches but I feel like you’d find better ones in the city.
It was a great experience overall and I will be coming back to try other restaurants!
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Alex on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ [SATURDAY NIGHT]
Nice upscale food court in the upper floors of the Eaton Centre. There are several options of different cuisine that can satisfy everybody in your group (even vegan!). I opted for the Paul Toussaint food stall, which cooks up Haitian cuisine and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The place was indeed a bit dark (not much lighting) with loud music, but it didn't bother me. I had no trouble looking for a seat even though the place was crowded. I recommend you pass by this place for lunch or supper after a full day of shopping and sightseeing.
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Amit Minocha Advocate on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's a big Food Court with something tasty for everyone to eat. There are food counters from various countries. There are also games for kids and adults to enjoy. The bar is also there wherein you can carry your food and enjoy along the drink of your choice . The area is totally a self-service area, no table service. Food counters of various countries are there. The Menus are mainly in French, however there is QR code wherein you can see on your mobile in English too. The place is inside the mall. A nice place for your taste buds.
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