10/10! I tried the Specculos and Caramel Biscuit and the Iced Chai Latte! Wow! So good! I recommend 100%
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mariel Salvador-Maleon
Worst experience because of one barista there who gave me and my boyfriend attitude for ordering his drink and said “What, you still want your drink or what?” Not even saying where his drink was going to be because how are you going to silently serve a drink without saying it’s ready?? I asked if they had iced espresso only to give attitude again and say, “No duh we have everything.” Just don’t spend money on mid drinks knowing it will go to this one barista with such an attitude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Shanny Foo
For a quick coffee and snack, this is a great option. There are various unique sweets available. The cheesecakes are made from whipped cream cheese and are pleasantly light. The cortado was also rich and smooth. The service was efficient and the staff were friendly. The seating areas are quite open and a window seat is perfect to take a moment to enjoy a small indulgence.Vegetarian options: CoffeeDesserts
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
N o
Avoid this place.One of the Worst espresso I have ever had.Rude staff.Not helpful at all.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Vicki Clifford
Had a delicious peppermint mocha at the Pointe Claire location today. Every coffee made with care!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Anne Piché
I love this place! The coffee’s great, and the staff is super nice. They were super attentive and gave really great customer service! The ambiance is calm and clean, really great for studying10/10, will come back for sure?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Deasy N
I rarely write reviews ever, but I truly find myself wondering if your staff actually wants to serve customers or not. The owner of this place should really take customers' comments seriously regarding how unpleasant your customer service can be! You have received a number of very negative comments about your customer service. Extremely weird and unpleasant way of greeting customers who are paying for the items and tips! I thought to myself: "did I ask him something wrong?" Bad manners are simply repulsive. It is safe to say that I will not attempt to come back to this place. Coffee was fine; cookie was fine; but staff manners? They were such a turn-off!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 1
bill goble
Very good coffee break from Christmas shopping.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
David R.
The best place in Montreal to discover exquisite cuisine from everywhere around the world! Run by amazing chefs, you will not be disappointed! Only thing is that it gets pretty busy in the evening... There's a lot of seats, but a lot of people too...
CDNglobetraveller
A great new place with EDM music, dim lighting and a large variety of freshly prepared to order restaurants in a fast casual setting. Get there early if you wish to sit in the bar area.
I've been to Time Out Markets in Chicago, Brooklyn, and Boston, so I was excited to see one here in Montreal. It's effectively a massive food court in an upper level of the Centre Eaton, so when I stopped by on a weekend afternoon it was very busy. On this note, all tables were occupied, but they're still communal, so don't be afraid to snag whatever open seats are available.There are two dozen options to choose from, whether ramen, coffee, tapas, Indian, Caribbean, mezze, pizze, BBQ, burgers, booze - you name it. Prices might seem a tad elevated, but not out of line for a food court with such variety, and if you compare with their bricks-and-mortar counterparts (the stands here at Time Out are often new outposts of popular original outlets), you might find that the prices are similar or the same. Indeed, the sheer variety here means that this is a great experience for groups, as you can pick and choose among different choices and share the bounty. In my case, I stuck with a dependable-enough bowl of ramen. Despite how crowded it was, there were plenty of staffers clearing tables quickly and efficiently. An excellent addition to the Centre Eaton.
Dan A.
Stopped at Time Out to check it out on a Saturday afternoon around 2. I've been to the one in Lisbon so expectations were high. We got lucky and found a metered street spot. Otherwise, there is the Mall garage lot.They were busy and we walked around a bit before we found a table. A great variety of stands. From Wine Bar to Vietnamese to Indian to Burgers and Italian to name a few. We wanted a snack so stopped at Tunnel Espresso. Cappucino was tasty and, although a bit pricey, we enjoyed our Mocha Cheesecake and Double Chocolate cookie.Food Hall that is sized right for the Montrèal market and would return to try the other options.
Alex Vincelli
20$ for 2 vanilla ice coffees… this is ridiculous and the coffee was not well made at all. I went 3 times to give it a chance, and was its NOT WORTH IT. Do yourself a favour and go somewhere else.
GJamie D
We all had something different, hubby had Asian, my daughter had Mexican and I had Indian. All were equally good as was expected. Yes we will go back again.
Jeffrey W.
First, I wish LA had a place like this. The Grand Central Market in downtown LA tries to be, but falls on its face compared to this. The Time Out Market has most every kind of food you might want. It's very clean and well serviced. The food stalls are in a semi circle and a giant seating area in front of them. Everything food and drink we tried here was good. Because its called a market most Americans won't get that its a place to eat and drink, and not to go grocery shopping. I say this because we went there after asking a local where the market is located. Well, guess what no groceries, just amazing food court. They also have an arcade area where you can play games like pinball.
10/10! I tried the Specculos and Caramel Biscuit and the Iced Chai Latte! Wow! So good! I recommend 100%
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Worst experience because of one barista there who gave me and my boyfriend attitude for ordering his drink and said “What, you still want your drink or what?” Not even saying where his drink was going to be because how are you going to silently serve a drink without saying it’s ready?? I asked if they had iced espresso only to give attitude again and say, “No duh we have everything.” Just don’t spend money on mid drinks knowing it will go to this one barista with such an attitude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
For a quick coffee and snack, this is a great option. There are various unique sweets available. The cheesecakes are made from whipped cream cheese and are pleasantly light. The cortado was also rich and smooth. The service was efficient and the staff were friendly. The seating areas are quite open and a window seat is perfect to take a moment to enjoy a small indulgence.Vegetarian options: CoffeeDesserts
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Avoid this place.One of the Worst espresso I have ever had.Rude staff.Not helpful at all.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Had a delicious peppermint mocha at the Pointe Claire location today. Every coffee made with care!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love this place! The coffee’s great, and the staff is super nice. They were super attentive and gave really great customer service! The ambiance is calm and clean, really great for studying10/10, will come back for sure?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I rarely write reviews ever, but I truly find myself wondering if your staff actually wants to serve customers or not. The owner of this place should really take customers' comments seriously regarding how unpleasant your customer service can be! You have received a number of very negative comments about your customer service. Extremely weird and unpleasant way of greeting customers who are paying for the items and tips! I thought to myself: "did I ask him something wrong?" Bad manners are simply repulsive. It is safe to say that I will not attempt to come back to this place. Coffee was fine; cookie was fine; but staff manners? They were such a turn-off!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 1
Very good coffee break from Christmas shopping.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best place in Montreal to discover exquisite cuisine from everywhere around the world! Run by amazing chefs, you will not be disappointed! Only thing is that it gets pretty busy in the evening... There's a lot of seats, but a lot of people too...
A great new place with EDM music, dim lighting and a large variety of freshly prepared to order restaurants in a fast casual setting. Get there early if you wish to sit in the bar area.
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I've been to Time Out Markets in Chicago, Brooklyn, and Boston, so I was excited to see one here in Montreal. It's effectively a massive food court in an upper level of the Centre Eaton, so when I stopped by on a weekend afternoon it was very busy. On this note, all tables were occupied, but they're still communal, so don't be afraid to snag whatever open seats are available.There are two dozen options to choose from, whether ramen, coffee, tapas, Indian, Caribbean, mezze, pizze, BBQ, burgers, booze - you name it. Prices might seem a tad elevated, but not out of line for a food court with such variety, and if you compare with their bricks-and-mortar counterparts (the stands here at Time Out are often new outposts of popular original outlets), you might find that the prices are similar or the same. Indeed, the sheer variety here means that this is a great experience for groups, as you can pick and choose among different choices and share the bounty. In my case, I stuck with a dependable-enough bowl of ramen. Despite how crowded it was, there were plenty of staffers clearing tables quickly and efficiently. An excellent addition to the Centre Eaton.
Stopped at Time Out to check it out on a Saturday afternoon around 2. I've been to the one in Lisbon so expectations were high. We got lucky and found a metered street spot. Otherwise, there is the Mall garage lot.They were busy and we walked around a bit before we found a table. A great variety of stands. From Wine Bar to Vietnamese to Indian to Burgers and Italian to name a few. We wanted a snack so stopped at Tunnel Espresso. Cappucino was tasty and, although a bit pricey, we enjoyed our Mocha Cheesecake and Double Chocolate cookie.Food Hall that is sized right for the Montrèal market and would return to try the other options.
20$ for 2 vanilla ice coffees… this is ridiculous and the coffee was not well made at all. I went 3 times to give it a chance, and was its NOT WORTH IT. Do yourself a favour and go somewhere else.
We all had something different, hubby had Asian, my daughter had Mexican and I had Indian. All were equally good as was expected. Yes we will go back again.
First, I wish LA had a place like this. The Grand Central Market in downtown LA tries to be, but falls on its face compared to this. The Time Out Market has most every kind of food you might want. It's very clean and well serviced. The food stalls are in a semi circle and a giant seating area in front of them. Everything food and drink we tried here was good. Because its called a market most Americans won't get that its a place to eat and drink, and not to go grocery shopping. I say this because we went there after asking a local where the market is located. Well, guess what no groceries, just amazing food court. They also have an arcade area where you can play games like pinball.