Marche Movenpick

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Marche's

  • September 11, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by mwerblan from Akron, Ohio
When you walk into Marche's, it is as if you stepped into the streets of France. The floor is cobblestone and there is a fountain on your left for filling up your water glass. Marche's hands you a card, and you get to walk around the streets to find what you want to eat. There is a vast selection of foods and desserts. In the center there is a great coffee stand. And, of course, there is a bar for anyone who likes a drink with dinner or a cocktail with their dessert. It is a very friendly place.

From journal Weekend in Toronto

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Marche Movenpick

  • September 18, 2002
  • Rated 4 of 5 by James. from Guelph, Ontario
The Marche is delightful. It's set up as a cafeteria with a series of kiosks, each with different types of food - there's seafood, a grill for steaks, pork chops, and other meat, a salad and omelette station, a dessert section and a coffee bar.

It's a bit loud at times and very, very popular. At night there's usually a line up - the wait can be anywhere from 15 minutes to half an hour. It's a great place for a casual lunch or after club snack, but dinner can be a little pricey - it's not really the individual items, it's that you lose track a bit. The food is quite good, the coffee is really good, and the desserts are something special.

The best part is the variety and freshness of the food you're getting - it's cooked right in front of you. I'd recommend the steamed mussels with cream sauce or the lentil salad for something light but filling. And for breakfast they have wonderful omelettes.

From journal Toronto - Way Downtown

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Marche Movenpick

  • July 2, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Irish lassie from Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
Marche Movenpick

This is one of my all time favorite restaurants anywhere in the world. If you have been to Toronto, you know that there are hundreds of restaurants, each one better than the last, but I still have a hard time going elsewhere than Marche Movenpick!

The atmosphere of Marche is extravagant to say the least. It is an 18,000 square foot hive of culinary and market activities. It abounds with color from the mounds of baked goods, meats fishes, pastries, fruits and other foods. Hand made tiles, flagstone floors, bright awnings and ceiling hangings, barrels, and wagons create the atmosphere of a European market.

Whether you're looking for groceries to pack for a picnic on the islands (they will make it all for you), or strolling around the neighborhood, this creative market/restaurant offers gourmet international delights that will have your mouth watering. Take a tray (or basket if you're planning to take out) and load up with freshly squeezed juices, the seafood grill cooking any fresh seafood to your order,five or six homemade soups, Italian sandwiches, Indian specialties, and entrees like meatballs paprika or salmon steaks on a bed of curry rice. Come back for a gorgeous French pastry and espresso and finish it off with a scoop or two of Marche's signature ice creams. Enjoy it all on one of three outdoor patios or in the cozy indoor eating area and you'll be hooked.

The wine cellar stocks over a million dollars in wine, so no matter what your dining choice is, you can find a wine to compliment it. Everything is made fresh daily, the bread, pastas, sauces, salads, soups, etc. If it is not sold by the end of the day they continue to mark it down until it is sold that night. Nothing is held over. They are open from 7;30 AM till 2 AM every day. Don't miss it!

From journal A weekend in Toronto with Mamma Mia

Marche Movenpick

  • March 16, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by kannruss from Fort Worth, Texas
Marche is a great place. Its one of the original locations to have opened. It is very eclectic in that it has a wide variety of foods from different cultures. When you enter the establishment you are given a passport. At each food station that you stop and receive an entree at, your passport is stamped. It makes it very easy to get different types of food and beverage, but has something for everyone. It is easy to checkout, especially when you are with other people because you pay for whatever is on your passport. Each person has their own passport.

From journal Toronto - A Canadian City

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Marche Movenpick

  • November 11, 2000
  • Rated 4 of 5 by ms_dj from , Ontario
Reservations are not accepted, so if you wish to check out the marketplace atmosphere of Movenpick's Marche, get there early! If you have to wait in line, don't despair, they bring out food samples to tempt you into staying.

The servers at the Marche bring your drinks, but the food is up to you. Throughout the restaurant, there are different counters and kiosks where you can choose bread, antipasto, salad, pasta, and a variety of other foods, from pizza to seafood.

For dessert, there are pastries and cakes, but my choice is generally some of that fabulous Movenpick ice cream, in White Chocolate Chips or Caramelita.

The atmosphere is lively, making it a fun place for a group to get together for food, and fun.

From journal Toronto from a Suburbanite's Perspective

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