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Markets are a great way of discovering the local specialities of any destination, whether you're looking for fresh produce, unique clothing, unusual objets d'art or gourmet treats. Have you haggled over haggis or struck a deal on a djellaba? Browse our market tips for inspiration, or send us your advice on finding the best bargains and most unusual stalls.
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    The St Lawrence Market

    Posted by Sissi 5 June 2008

    A bit of a local secret in the heart of Toronto. Two floors offering a surprisingly diverse and reasonable range of foods, from sandwich shops stuffed with meat (which is everywhere in Canada and about the closest thing I could find to a national dish) to Japanese and Ukrainian cuisine.

    I recommend the veal and aubergine (eggplant for Americans) sandwich. Definitely worth a taste!

    95 Front Street East, Toronto, Ontario M5E 1C2

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    Kensington Market

    Posted by viceroy 15 August 2006

    The alternative (and best) part of town as far as I can see. Londoners will recognise it as a genuine, more truly independent Camden. Authentic food from many countries, an anarchist bookstore, numerous cafes and clothing stores.

    Backs onto Chinatown off Spadina Ave.

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