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The view from here is fantastic but it's frozen out here!

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People-watching, shopping, eating, wandering,... I think we've almost done everything we would love to do. Just relaxing, having small chats, eating local food and free samples - all of this made our day!

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Bulk food is sold here. You can bring your own jars, containers, bottles to fill up nuts, beans, snack food and cooking ingredients.

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Show your love for the maple leaf country!

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Different types of meat: pork, beef, veal, chicken, lamb,... but it is kinda pricey. The quality is absolutely great. Meat is fresh, staffs are friendly. This store is the newest one inside the market.

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There are some shops selling fresh fishes such as salmon, tuna and other seafood like crabs, oysters and lobsters.

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Three little pigs promoting for bacon and pork?

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The long list of shops to go for:
- Souvenir
- Beverages (wine, coffee)
- Fresh meat
- Cheese/Dairy
- Flowers
- Assessories
- Housewares
- Seafood
- Restaurants

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You probably won't go here without trying out their food. Whether you are full or hungry, there are rooms for food right? Maybe if you are good at making conservations (or perhaps good-looking), you could get extra food or drink

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There are many spots to expect when coming to explore the market. It has gallery, walking tours to market kitchen and special events that you do not want to miss.
I think that markets usually have "uncomfortable" smell like fish smell but this one does not. You can enjoy wondering through isle of shops, taking pictures and tasting free samples in peace. Most of the colours painted on walls and shops are warm tones which create a warm and cozy environment just like home.

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History points of St. Lawrence Market can be found right away after you enter the doors. There are two sides of the market: the North Market (also known as Farmer's Market) and the South Market.

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The market is famously known as public market in Canada. Its history date back to the 1800s. Through several years of reconstruction, the market has become a must visit place for tourists as well as Canadian.

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We could grab a chance to enjoy traditional Italian-American pizza and pasta with cans of coke. Delicious!

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The location of the market is at downtown area, very easily to travel with public transportation (92- 95 Front St East, Toronto, Ontario, M5E 1C3). It is about 10 minutes walking from King station.Parking lots also available so anyone can have a chance to go and visit.
The only thing to be careful of is checking the hours of operation. Yes, the market is closed on Mondays and Sundays. We actually planned visiting St. Lawrence recently without checking anything, because most markets open everyday, doesn't they?

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Quite a lot of seats are installed in the spare area which is not occupied by any shops. Visitors usually sit here, take a break after shopping and enjoy the food and drinks they purchased.

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We discovered a beautiful mural nearby the seats at the lower level market. It shows not only the Market, but also the Gooderham Building which is another landmark in the St. Lawrence District, buildings located in the financial district nearby, foods that are available in the Market such as croissants, bagels, cheese and watermelon, and also some cultural and leisure activities in Toronto.