Saint John City Market
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This is a must if you visit Saint John, this City Market is a modest sized venue where you can find some fresh and excellent quality products. Shops I remember as a tourist with only a few visits are: section with Jarritos (Mexican pop), meat and fish that seem fresh and deliciousl. Or maybe you just want to go look for a delicious but simple breakfast spot: Slocum & Ferris. If you are not interested in food, there are two things that will make it worth your visit: - Fiddling Ferns stall, with really super cool designs from the local artist studio printed on tea towels, napkins, t-shirts, greeting cards, etc. - The Butcher's Daughter, a shop next to North entrance, with some really amazing hand made pottery artifacts ranging from the typical mugs and yarn holders to earrings, trays for appetizers and tea sets.
Salvador “Chaba” Fdez.Salvador “Chaba” Fdez.
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Saint John City Market is a vibrant and charming destination that captures the essence of local culture. This historic market is filled with a variety of vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and unique local products. The atmosphere is lively, with the sounds of friendly chatter and the enticing aroma of delicious food wafting through the air. It’s a great place to explore local flavors, whether you’re looking for fresh seafood, baked goods, or handcrafted items. The market is also a hub for community events, making it a lively spot to visit. The architecture adds to its charm, providing a beautiful backdrop for a leisurely stroll. Overall, the Saint John City Market is a must-visit for anyone in the area. It’s a fantastic way to experience the local culture and support small businesses!
Navpreet KaurNavpreet Kaur
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Saint John City Market is a vibrant and charming destination that captures the essence of local culture. This historic market is filled with a variety of vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and unique local products. The atmosphere is lively, with the sounds of friendly chatter and the enticing aroma of delicious food wafting through the air. It’s a great place to explore local flavors, whether you’re looking for fresh seafood, baked goods, or handcrafted items. The market is also a hub for community events, making it a lively spot to visit. The architecture adds to its charm, providing a beautiful backdrop for a leisurely stroll. Overall, the Saint John City Market is a must-visit for anyone in the area. It’s a fantastic way to experience the local culture and support small businesses!
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⭐A Must-Stop for Food, Souvenirs, Art, and More!⭐ If you're looking to get a "taste of St. John," you'd better visit the City Market. This covered market is a short walk from King's Square, and filled with an impressive variety of food, art, clothing, and vendors. You're certain to find a unique souvenir here, and enjoy a taste of everything from fresh fruit to fresh fish. Both Lebanese and Japanese cuisine can be savored here. There are bathrooms for your convenience. The walkways can be a bit narrow during crowded times, but the hustle-and-bustle adds a excitement and energy to the experience. Don't miss it when you visit St. John!
Casey CovelCasey Covel
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Must have been a slow time as not all the stalls are open during the lunch hour rush. A lot of food selections of all ethnicities to choice from like deli, Korean and Lebanese. We opted for the Korean and can say not the best we’ve had as it was cafeteria style and pre-made food. The chicken and rice cakes was in a sweet and sour sauce that was just too sweet and no heat. Overall the building itself is historic itself and take the time to look up and around the building. Saving gave of this place is Uncorked! A must stop to all things NB in a glass or two.
Minh LeMinh Le
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Today was my first time visiting this beautiful and historic market. Lots of wonderful fresh produce, meat, cheeses, coffee,ethnic foods, and alcoholic beverages are available. I love my beautiful wool lighthouse mittens made from local wool. Friendly people and a wonderful place to visit, shop, and feel a real connection to the community. While speaking to one of the vendors he has been here for 31 years.There’s lots of history here in one of Canada’s oldest city markets.
Arlene ColeArlene Cole
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Nearby Attractions Of Saint John City Market
Hilton Saint John
Kings Square
TD Station
Fort Howe National Historic Site
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at Saint John
Uptown Saint John Inc
Queen Square Farmers' Market
Harbour Passage
Stone Church
Happinez Too - Happinez Wine Bar

Hilton Saint John
4.0
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Kings Square
4.5
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TD Station
4.4
(519)Click for details

Fort Howe National Historic Site
4.3
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Nearby Restaurants Of Saint John City Market
Cask & Kettle Irish Gastropub
Britt's Pub and Eatery Uptown
Saint John Ale House
Thandi
Italian by Night
Gahan House Port City
Churchill's Pub & Steakhouse
Rocky's Sports Bar
Grannan's Seafood
Let's Hummus

Cask & Kettle Irish Gastropub
4.5
(769)Click for details

Britt's Pub and Eatery Uptown
4.6
(626)Click for details

Saint John Ale House
4.2
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Thandi
4.5
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Address
47 Charlotte St, Saint John, NB E2L 2H8, Canada
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+1 506-658-2820
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Website
sjcitymarket.ca
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cultural
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attractions: Hilton Saint John, Kings Square, TD Station, Fort Howe National Historic Site, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at Saint John, Uptown Saint John Inc, Queen Square Farmers' Market, Harbour Passage, Stone Church, Happinez Too - Happinez Wine Bar, restaurants: Cask & Kettle Irish Gastropub, Britt's Pub and Eatery Uptown, Saint John Ale House, Thandi, Italian by Night, Gahan House Port City, Churchill's Pub & Steakhouse, Rocky's Sports Bar, Grannan's Seafood, Let's Hummus

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