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Originally Posted by Razor
Interesting..I haven't been to that market in at least a decade.Visting my sister soon, so maybe we can trip down there and devour 1 or 2 or??
Also for Toronto, is fish and chips still a thing?.My elderly mother in law who grew up in Etobicoke, once told me that fish and chip shacks were common in Toronto..The British influence I suppose..I'm thinking that it may also be a thing for London England?
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Yes, St. Lawrence Market (and Carousel) is definitely worth a visit. I haven't had one of their sandwiches since last year so my appetite has been whetted. Btw, they have a Montreal bagel place in the southeast corner; St. Urbain not Fairmount or St. Viateur.
Fish & chips may have once been popular in Toronto but it's not something commonly eaten today. The only one I've come across is called 'Hooky's' on Queen West opposite Trinity Bellwoods Park. Toronto does have quite a few UK/Ireland style pubs. I'm sure some of those might have it too.
http://www.hookysfishandchips.ca/menu
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Last edited by isaidso; May 13, 2018 at 5:51 PM.
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