Name: Kensington Market
Address: 88 Nassau St #66, Toronto, ON M5T 1M5, Canada, Toronto

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88 Nassau St #66, Toronto, ON M5T 1M5, Canada

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What is the rating of Kensington Market?: Kensington Market is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 86 reviews.
Where is Kensington Market located?: 88 Nassau St #66, Toronto, ON M5T 1M5, Canada
How can I contact Kensington Market?: Website: kensington-market.ca

Reviews (9)

Michael Gfroerer 2023 Oct 15

Kensington Market is an amazing, creative and historical Toronto neighborhood. Originally a Jewish "ghetto", it draws the 70s hippy in all of us, with good restaurants, trendy shops and many artists. From vintage clothes to Chilean empanadas, Kensington Market is a great place for all.

Leonides V. Peña 2023 Aug 27

Lively place to visit!

Flea market bargains and street foods abound.

Blue Orchid 2023 Aug 26

Great place to walk around in Toronto. There are lots of great shops and Mexican restaurants. What I like about this street is the second-hand clothing shops the best if you get a chance go you will really have fun looking threw the incredible finds .

Rob Tyrie 2023 Aug 04

Kensington Market is a golden hippie cool wonderful ecstatic neighbourhood in the City full of unusual things of culture and counterculture that is unique in the. Used to be some of the lowest cost housing in the city and immigrants from around the world would come to it to live and work and grow... It was so famous even when I was growing up in the 70s that they made a CBC show about it called the king of Kensington ... There are still shops by the park in the middle of the market where you can buy food from around the world and vintage clothing. It's eclectic and fun. There are bars and restaurants and a hostel and art shops and furniture. There are houses and condos and people live the heck out of it. If you're familiar with New York, I compare it to the east village... But it is uniquely Canadian. Kensington is Kensington come see it and spend the weekend exploring.

Canada Admission 2023 Jul 12

This bohemian neighborhood offers diverse food, vintage shops, and unique boutiques. It's a great place to explore street art, listen to live music, and find unique gifts. The area is also known for its vibrant festivals and events. The food options here represent Toronto's multiculturalism at its best.

Lulu Nabat 2023 Jan 11

Kensington Market is a walkable bohemian neighbourhood that draws artists and tourists to its indie shops, vintage boutiques and arts spaces. The Market is also home to a wide array of specialty grocers, bakeries and cheese shop, trendy bars, cafes and international restaurants ( mostly Asian foods ) that are casual.

Toyah Victorious 2022 Nov 01

My seafood are always fresh, the prices are very competitive and my experience always pleasant. I will definitely recommend Kensington Market for all your seafood needs !!!!!

Su R c 2022 Sep 28

Kensington Market is one of the oldest and most diverse neighbourhoods in Toronto, stacked with cafes, restaurants, bars, vintage stores, and more. It’s the type of place you can discover new things every time you visit, with their ever-changing shops and graffiti-marked alleys.

A must for TOURISTS visiting the city.

When to visit:
The best time to shop is between 11:00 am and 7:00 pm.The market is open seven days a week except for New Years and Christmas.

What To Eat & Drink:

1) Seven lives - Try their GOBERNADER 🌮 taco
2) Sancosme
3) Jumbo empanada
4)Nu Bugel
5) Pancho's bakery
6) Moonbeam Coffee Company
7) Fika cafe

Must visit shop:
BLUE BANANA - The merchandise they are carrying is a must watch and if anything fancies you u can take it along as a souvenir 😉

Tip: Check if they are having pedestrian weekend when you are visiting to enjoy lively singing,dancing and drumming.

A S 2022 Jul 13

Colorful district with street style food, from Turkish to Caribbean food. Designs and style of shops are inspiring. It was nice to have something in there to support small and local business.