I noticed that this box was twice the price of other non fair trade teas. I also noticed that each tea bag is individually wrapped.
The bag expands into a tetrahedron when dunked in water.
You can even find cheap lawyers! Three for a dollar is the best deal ever for a big offender.
If the outdoors is not your thing, there's a pretty large area that's covered by a roof. And yes, there are washrooms.
It can get pretty crowded.
Look at all those pies.
I found Tintin!
Sheila kept pointing out the "giant green onions" sold everywhere. I thought they looked more like leeks, and after searching up the translation for "poireaux", it turns out that they are leeks.
The red peppers really do look like Chinese firecrackers from far away.
There were also various types of cauliflower: orange, purple, mutated!
Props to Sheila for taking these pictures even though the fractal patterned broccoli gave her goosebumps. I kept referring to them as freaky broccoli, but they're called Romanesco broccoli or broccoflower. I wanted to buy one just to walk around with.
This contraption heated two giant semicircles of cheese.
The cheese was then scraped onto a slice of bread.
I want one of those for my house.
Then, it was served to us as a free sample. Yay!
Hot, melty cheese on bread is delicious. So is salty, cured meat.
Also, I love the description of "Super bonne".
My poutine with bacon ($5):
I had the choice of bacon or beef, but bacon makes everything better. Crispy fries and bacon, squeaky curds, and great taste made this a great meal. The olive was a nice touch too. I felt that the price was so fair that I could order fancy mineral water ($2). 
The burger might look small, but the price matches its size. Though I don't remember exactly what they were, the sauce options for the salad sounded pretty interesting. One involved cilantro. 
The mini cakes looked so adorable that I had to get two all for myself, one Ferrero Rocher and one chocolate chip cookie dough.
Dense!
I liked the cute cookie on top and the bottom layer of cookie dough, though it would have been more exciting if there were chunks of cookie dough throughout the cake.
I preferred the chocolate chip cookie dough flavour, but I ate them both like two-bite brownies. I kid, I kid. They were at least three bites each.
Total damage: $7.90.
I ordered an extra glass of orange juice for good measure, but the coffee comes with free refills.
This breakfast lasted me for practically the whole day. It was protein and carbs galore. I was really glad that the cute fruit cup didn't contain any berries. It had cantaloupe, honey dew, and some grapes. The bacon was crispy, as were the potatoes, which reminded me of a superior, cut up version of the potato tornado from the CNE.
The potato salad was kind of meh. If it was supposed to be the same as the one from the Salads section of the menu, it would have had horseradish dressing. I tasted none of this. The beans were okay; nothing to applaud or complain about there. My last experience with pulled pork from another restaurant was pretty terrible, so I had low expectations. This pulled pork wasn't bad. Only a couple larger chunks were dry, but most of the meat was sufficiently covered in sauce. The sauce had a slight vinegary taste to it.
It really is like a rather large wafer. It has a bit of an alcoholic taste. The wafer layers weren't really crunchy as expected, but kind of soft. I should've tried a piece of cake instead.
Really huge!
This sandwich would have been amazing had it been warm. There were a bunch of these wrapped up and sitting on the counter. It's a shame we were there near closing time. Because it was wrapped up and cooled off, the fried elements weren't really crispy. I have to commend the size of the sandwich though. It's quite fit for a big appetite. I need to try this again when the market isn't about to close to make a better assessment. 