Jean-Talon Market

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One of North America's largest open-air public markets, operating year-round with produce, flowers, specialty foods, butchers, fishmongers, and food artisans.

7070 Henri-Julien Avenue, Montréal, QC H2S 3S3

Jean-Talon Market in Montreal, Canada, is one of North America's largest open-air public markets. It draws food professionals and buyers all year round. Under one sprawling roof, the market brings together produce growers, horticulture suppliers, and specialty food vendors — a practical stop for anyone sourcing fresh ingredients or building wholesale market relationships. Visitors can wander past butcher stalls, fishmongers, artisan food producers, and flower merchants, all side by side. For food and beverage buyers, that's a rare chance to compare suppliers in person. Agriculture and horticulture businesses also use the market to connect directly with retailers, restaurateurs, and distributors. So whether you work in wholesale market procurement, specialty food retail, or fresh produce supply, Jean-Talon Market offers steady access to Quebec's food trade community — and a genuine taste of Montreal's market culture.