Le Grand Marché de Québec

Out of the way large marketplace with very fresh local produce. Great options for locals to buy fruit and vegetables but few places to actually eat. Catered mostly to locals with some speciality vendors for tourists.

It is inside! We visited in December and we went on the coldest day. We came during the holidays so everything inside was decorated with trees and lights. There are a lot of vendors and a food court area as well. We had a great time.

It wasn't very busy when I visited on a week day. So walking in the market was relatively easy. It is very clean and modern. Bought some alcohol, biscuit and cupcake, hot sauces, cured pork, strawberries and tried a hotdog. There are cheese vendors, smoked meats, pizza, baklava, and a Lebanese restaurant. The market also hosts what seems to be a culinary school. Washroom are available, so is free WiFi. Free parking for first 2 hours which is enough. Visit here if you want a from the touristy old Quebec city.

Fresh fruit and vegetables, deli meats, freshly baked goods, and delicious conserves. Upstairs are wonderful ceramics and a family cookery school. Something here for everyone

I absolutely love this market! The atmosphere is so welcoming, and everyone is incredibly friendly. You’ll find a wide variety of products, from vegetables and fruits to meats, all of which are impressively fresh. The sense of community radiates from each little kiosk, making the experience even more enjoyable. The prices are reasonable, and beyond groceries, there are charming little shops offering items like flowers, plants, candles, and more. It’s a delightful place to explore and shop!

This place was such a fun stop on our visit to Quebec! We had an Airbnb booked so we needed some food for a few days! This was absolutely perfect! They had great meat and seafood selection, eggs, butter, cookies - everything you need for a few days of meals! Highly recommend this stop!

We came here on a Sunday and there were a number of shops that weren’t open. The ones that were though were friendly, with some offering samples. Great assortment of products. Coffee/bakery was also on site which was nice.

Great place to walk around, taste different goods, eat, and buy souvenirs. It's not only for tourists, but for any local who wants a gourmet experience:)

Located near our airbnb we decided to stop in and see what they had to offer. A very spacious, clean indoor market offering a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, wines, honey, jams, and jellies, meats and local products. There are vendors selling juices, smoothies, coffee and other food items. There was an artesian market going on during our visit. The space is very airy and modern. There is plenty of free parking. It's a nice place to stop in , explore and shop.

Lots of choices for fresh vegetables, flowers, plants, and prepared foods. I purchased a lot of maple products, honey, a delicious latte, vegetables, a gorgeous quiche, imported delicacies, and some delicious Italian arancini balls and marinara sauce that I warmed up for dinner. A market for both locals and tourists, it is much better than the old one near the port (though, to be fair, I had visited in the winter). It doesn't have the history or weathered charm of Jean-Talon in Montreal, but it has free parking, ample space, and an airy light interior. I'll be sure to go every time I visit and can't wait to see what other businesses open up to fill it to capacity.

My family came here looking for many food options to dine in, but there were very few options--mostly desserts. The swirling pastry in the middle of the market and the pizza place were very good. All the other ones we tried were mediocre.

Looks nice Inside and outside Really needs a coffee booth Clean and modern but BORING More options and zest MISSING

There is nothing better then to find a place wit super food while visiting a city. This place has a great bakery,incredible fruits and vegetables, meats,fish and a whole host of locally produced foods and wines. Make it one of your first stops when visiting Quebec City.