Time Out Market Montréal

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  Alexis

  5 days ago
  5.0
  We love this place, 10/10! Perfect for a group, everyone can find something and the atmosphere is buzzing. Can’t wait to go back!! We also can’t wait to try the other Time Out locations in Canada/US.
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  Camille Luscombe

  Jun 20, 2026
  4.0
  4.8 Stars. A lovely and affordable way to try local places in one area. I would recommend going and enjoying the variety of food on offer. The only downside is that it’s so good it is packed and could use a little more seating.
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  Khiem Nguyen

  Jun 7, 2026
  4.0
  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ J’aime bien passer au Time Out Market Montréal pour son ambiance animée et la variété de ses comptoirs. Certains kiosques sont toutefois un peu dispendieux pour les portions offertes. Chez Marusan, je n’ai pas goûté au ramen à l’ail rôti puisque le bouillon est à base de porc, mais un ami m’a confirmé qu’il était excellent. J’ai plutôt apprécié le karaage et le curry japonais, deux options savoureuses et réconfortantes. Mon seul bémol du comptoir : le manque de choix végétariens et/ou véganes. Quelques options supplémentaires seraient les bienvenue. Time Out Market Montreal reste un excellent endroit pour un 5 à 7 ou pour sortir en groupe lorsque chacun a des goûts et des envies différentes. J'ajouterai plus tard des photos et avis des autres Comptoirs du TOM. TikTok + IG: @avisgourmandmtl
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  Shruti Shah

  Jun 5, 2026
  5.0
  This food court isn't your typical mall food court filled with the same fast-food chains. It brings together authentic flavors from around the world, with each vendor specializing in something unique. From Spanish tapas and Italian arancini to Japanese karaage and sushi, Indian butter chicken, and so much more. Every stall feels like its own little culinary destination. My personal favorite was the Bossa sandwich — truly artisanal, packed with flavor, and easily one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time.
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  Hannah

  Jun 3, 2026
  5.0
  I loved the Time Out Market! There are so many options to pick from! It functions similarly to a dining hall where you pick one restaurant to order and pay at and then you can sit anywhere in the food court. The plates are shared amongst the restaurants so there is a designated spot to return them. There is also a water station so you don’t have to order a drink if you don’t want to. I ate at “Le Red Tiger” which serves Vietnamese cuisine. I ordered a grilled chicken Bánh Mi sandwich which came with Pho Dip. The meal was delicious!