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Marché de la Gare de Sherbrooke

Marché de la Gare de Sherbrooke

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710 Place de la Gare, Sherbrooke, Québec, J1H 0E9, Canada
(819) 821-1919 marchedelagare.ca
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Jul 31, 2018
Loved the strawberry basil sorbet! That on top of a scoop of chocolate mint. Yum!

Nov 20, 2017
So for the last three years of my bachelor's degree, I've lived steps away from this Market. I've made it a point to visit on a weekly basis to get some fresh meats and cheeses and the occasional french baguette. Now the issue I've faced over and over again that has TAINTED my experience is the one or two very rude employees. Specifically the young woman who works behind the cheese counter. As a customer you expect a certain degree of politeness and information concerning the food you're buying, but this woman belittled my questions, and made fun of my "french" and also went out of her way to be unkind. She also on more than one instance made comments about the sizes/portions we would buy as if the smaller portions were somehow taboo. Usually, it isn't good business or customer service to do treat people this way. Now, because I believe in supporting local foods from the "terroir" I have continued to shop here despite the select encounters because as I mentioned their local foods are amazing. A suggestion I have for the business is to re-evaluate some of their employees, and to really enforce "customer service" as it's a shame that such a lovely business is being tainted by a select few employees. All this being said, there was one particular man working behind the meat counter who was EXTREMELY polite, and informative. So it isn't all the employees. I do however encourage you to try their foods and don't hesitate to keep asking questions despite my own experiences.

Aug 12, 2018
Great little market with local vendors selling a variety of jams, pickles, veggies, fruit and crafts.

Jul 8, 2018
Great for PoGo, awful for JWA.

Dec 2, 2017
During the summer farmers sell “fresh from the day” produce at a reasonable price ! Beautiful place to go and spend some time walking around!

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