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Toronto's best food markets and halls are worth exploring from top to bottom, whether you're searching for the most Insta-worthy eats or inspiration for your next home-cooked feast. Located across the city, these spots offer a world of flavours and are sure to impress with an abundance of gorgeous ingredients and flavour-packed, singular dishes.
Whether you want to travel the world via fork or simply hunger for a taste of Ontario through its seasonal best, Toronto's markets won't disappoint. Head to one each week to see what sets these apart. Not only will you be able to cater to your cravings, but you'll also have plans from here into fall. Explore the city through its best food markets, and we guarantee you'll be thrilled with what you find.
111 Richmond St W
Assembly Chef’s Hall
This downtown hall offers everything from ramen to sushi, burgers and more!
This summertime outdoor market offers plenty of beverages with a rotating menu featuring new pop-ups such as Kamayan feasts, oysters and small bites.
This beer garden and food hub located in Toronto's east end offers plenty of delicious bites to enjoy al fresco.
335 Yonge St
World Food Market
For a multitude of flavours from around the world, Toronto's World Food Market is the place to go. With more than 18 vendors selling everything from dosa and falafel, to sangria and biryani, there are enough eats to satisfy, no matter what you're hungering for.
With a comprehensive list of farmers and non-farm vendors on-site, you'll find everything you need for a week of menus at The Stop's Farmers' Market at Wychwood Barns, open every Saturday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
9350 Yonge St
Street Eats Market
With three GTA locations, in Richmond Hill, Scarborough and Vaughan, and another planned for Burlington, you're never too far from this food truck park paradise. And, with street eats that cover every craving imaginable, including some you wouldn't expect, you'll find a tasty range of dishes to fuel your adventures.
93 Front St E
St. Lawrence Market
Famous worldwide, the inimitable St. Lawrence has more than 120 vendors selling everything from game meats and the season's most fleeting produce to iconic peameal sandwiches, locally-made mustard and everything in-between. A one-stop shop in the best way possible, this is the market for anyone in need of inspiration, sustenance, or both.
28 Bathurst St
Stackt Market
With 20 vendors on-site, Stackt has all the sips, savoury eats and cool treats your summer-self craves. Plus, with three patio areas to enjoy, you can safely shop, eat, then repeat.
707 Dundas St W
Market 707
Housed in a row of salvaged shipping containers along Dundas Street West, Market 707 is the perfect spot to stroll for a world of flavourful, international street eats.
A neighbourhood that doubles as a market, Kensington has nearly every food imaginable for sale. From high-end cheese and meat to produce, baked goods, tacos, ice cream, pizza, and more, few comestibles can't be found in this food-centric corner of the city.
550 Bayview Ave
Evergreen Brick Works
Head to the Evergreen Brick Works' Saturday farmers market, held from May to September, for a taste of fresh Ontario produce and goodies from some of Toronto's most popular culinary artisans.
520 Progress Ave
Eats Night Market
Scarborough Town Centre's Eats Night Market, taking place all summer long, is the place for an array of savoury and sweet international bites. Visit Fridays and Saturdays from 5 p.m. to midnight, or Sundays from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
40 Carl Hall Rd
Downsview Park Merchants Market
With a weekend farmer's market and international food court, you'll find what you're looking for -- from produce to pupusas -- at Downsview Park Merchants Market.
1531 Eglinton Ave W
Afro-Caribbean Farmers' Market
Located on Eglinton Ave. W., in Little Jamaica, Toronto's Afro-Caribbean Farmer's Market is scheduled to run every Sunday from July to October. Offering a range of produce from the Caribbean islands and continental African countries, this is also the spot to source baked goods, bread, fresh juices, and more from local, Black-owned businesses.
Toronto's best food markets and halls are worth exploring from top to bottom, whether you're searching for the most Insta-worthy eats or inspiration for your next home-cooked feast. Located across the city, these spots offer a world of flavours and are sure to impress with an abundance of gorgeous ingredients and flavour-packed, singular dishes.
Whether you want to travel the world via fork or simply hunger for a taste of Ontario through its seasonal best, Toronto's markets won't disappoint. Head to one each week to see what sets these apart. Not only will you be able to cater to your cravings, but you'll also have plans from here into fall. Explore the city through its best food markets, and we guarantee you'll be thrilled with what you find.
The Annex Food Hall
Find tacos, ice cream, brunch and a bottle shop at this Annex food hall.
111 Richmond St W
Assembly Chef’s Hall
This downtown hall offers everything from ramen to sushi, burgers and more!
Venice Beach
This summertime outdoor market offers plenty of beverages with a rotating menu featuring new pop-ups such as Kamayan feasts, oysters and small bites.
Gerrard East Market
This beer garden and food hub located in Toronto's east end offers plenty of delicious bites to enjoy al fresco.
335 Yonge St
World Food Market
For a multitude of flavours from around the world, Toronto's World Food Market is the place to go. With more than 18 vendors selling everything from dosa and falafel, to sangria and biryani, there are enough eats to satisfy, no matter what you're hungering for.
The Stop's Farmers' Market at Wychwood Barns
With a comprehensive list of farmers and non-farm vendors on-site, you'll find everything you need for a week of menus at The Stop's Farmers' Market at Wychwood Barns, open every Saturday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
9350 Yonge St
Street Eats Market
With three GTA locations, in Richmond Hill, Scarborough and Vaughan, and another planned for Burlington, you're never too far from this food truck park paradise. And, with street eats that cover every craving imaginable, including some you wouldn't expect, you'll find a tasty range of dishes to fuel your adventures.
93 Front St E
St. Lawrence Market
Famous worldwide, the inimitable St. Lawrence has more than 120 vendors selling everything from game meats and the season's most fleeting produce to iconic peameal sandwiches, locally-made mustard and everything in-between. A one-stop shop in the best way possible, this is the market for anyone in need of inspiration, sustenance, or both.
28 Bathurst St
Stackt Market
With 20 vendors on-site, Stackt has all the sips, savoury eats and cool treats your summer-self craves. Plus, with three patio areas to enjoy, you can safely shop, eat, then repeat.
707 Dundas St W
Market 707
Housed in a row of salvaged shipping containers along Dundas Street West, Market 707 is the perfect spot to stroll for a world of flavourful, international street eats.
Kensington Market
A neighbourhood that doubles as a market, Kensington has nearly every food imaginable for sale. From high-end cheese and meat to produce, baked goods, tacos, ice cream, pizza, and more, few comestibles can't be found in this food-centric corner of the city.
550 Bayview Ave
Evergreen Brick Works
Head to the Evergreen Brick Works' Saturday farmers market, held from May to September, for a taste of fresh Ontario produce and goodies from some of Toronto's most popular culinary artisans.
520 Progress Ave
Eats Night Market
Scarborough Town Centre's Eats Night Market, taking place all summer long, is the place for an array of savoury and sweet international bites. Visit Fridays and Saturdays from 5 p.m. to midnight, or Sundays from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
40 Carl Hall Rd
Downsview Park Merchants Market
With a weekend farmer's market and international food court, you'll find what you're looking for -- from produce to pupusas -- at Downsview Park Merchants Market.
1531 Eglinton Ave W
Afro-Caribbean Farmers' Market
Located on Eglinton Ave. W., in Little Jamaica, Toronto's Afro-Caribbean Farmer's Market is scheduled to run every Sunday from July to October. Offering a range of produce from the Caribbean islands and continental African countries, this is also the spot to source baked goods, bread, fresh juices, and more from local, Black-owned businesses.
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