Le Marché des Saveurs du Québec

Montréal


Everything here is Québécois, from the food to the handmade soaps to one of the best collections of artisanal local beer, maple products, jams and cheeses in the city. The store was established so local producers could gain wider exposure for their regional products, and it’s a joy to browse.


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