Atwater Market (Marché Atwater)

Montreal’s Atwater Market (Marché Atwater) is one of Montreal’s most popular food markets. It features fresh produce, over ten butcher shops, three cheese shops, a fish shop and over a dozen specialized boutiques. At the Atwater Market, you’ll find fruits, vegetables, meats, fishes, flowers, spices and so much more. The Atwater Market has both indoor and outdoor sections

History of the Atwater Market

Established since 1933, the Atwater Market is the most recognizable landmark on the Lachine Canal. The market’s Art Deco building was designed by architect Ludger Lemieux. It was renovated and renamed to the Atwater Market in 1982 after major renovations and upgrades.

What to find at the Atwater Market

There are various goodies that can be bought from this local market. You can find local produce like pain au chocolat, latte, fresh strawberries, delicious Quebec cheese and so much more.

Getting to the Atwater Market

There are many ways to get to the Atwater Market. You can drive walk, bike or rollerblade to the Atwater Market, which is located along the Lachine Canal. During the colder months, fresh produce are sold inside the large old building. During the warmer months, fresh produce are sold outside.

Additional Images of the Atwater Market

The Atwater Market from the outside (Wikimedia)