Tsawwassen Quay Market — Local services in Delta

August 8, 2018 We were at the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal waiting to catch the 2 pm ferry and wanted something for lunch. We had decided on having wraps so we perused the food establishments at the Quay looking for wraps. We found iSalad kiosk that had an array of salads that you could pick out your own selections and pay $2.09 per 100 grams, plus they had a choice of 4 different wraps. We chose the chicken Caesar wrap that was supposed to have chicken, lettuce, onion, olive, tomato, bacon bits, Caesar dressing and I think Parmesan cheese. I wanted one without olives and onion, and one without olives. Both came without either and both had no tomatoes...and if the cheese was supposed to be there it wasn't. The dressing was only on the first half of the wrap and none on the last half. There was about 2 cups of shredded lettuce on each wrap and about 1 tablespoon of shredded dark chicken meat...in other words we paid $8.57 EACH for a lettuce wrap. Save your money! Unless you are a vegetarian or part rabbit, don't bother eating here. TOTAL...

I absolutely love Tsawwassen Quay Market! This hidden gem offers a fantastic selection of fresh produce, artisan goods, and delicious ready-to-eat meals. The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, making it a great place to spend an afternoon.

The variety of vendors is impressive – from local seafood and baked goods to unique crafts and specialty foods. I especially enjoyed the fresh seafood market and the cozy cafes where I could grab a coffee and relax.

The staff are incredibly friendly and passionate about their products, always ready to offer recommendations. The views from the market are stunning, especially on a clear day, adding to the overall experience.

Whether you’re looking to shop for groceries, enjoy a meal, or simply explore, Tsawwassen Quay Market is a must-visit. I can’t...

BEWARE SCAM iSaladDISHONEST & RUDE!! I just got ripped off by Michael (owner?) The cost was outrageous @ 16.78. I paid American $20.00 ($13.59 converted) He gave me change in Canadian 3.22 ($6.41 converted) so he stole from me both ways! I asked him to please convert it and he refused (he already took the $20). He said, "10%. I charge 10%. You say yes." I refuted with, "no, that's not true!" Then he had the audacity to fabricate a story of "our conversation" that never happened. I immediately asked for my money back and he refused. Then my husband approached him and Michael dismissed him. RUDE & DISHONEST!! BTW- after, my husband realised that the lady at the Chinese food place did...