I went for a coffee during my lunch break at the suggestion of a coworker, and found so much more. There are so many treats and delicious desserts likes chocolates, pastries and a very cream. There was also snacks, lots of lunch options, kitchen goods and art work. I visited the vegetable stand and took home some locally grown garlic. It was so delicious and easy to peel, I went back the next week and bought more. I’m also was able to get a souvenir for a friend. I highly recommend the cold brew coffee!
Not sure what you're in the mood for? This place will definitely make you decide! A small but quaint food hall. They have numerous options from coffee, beer, bagels, donuts, etc. I can see it being super busy during prime time but definitely a experience. I am visiting from NC so prices were a bit high but nothing too bad. Their bagels were delicious and so was their coffee. Definitely a place to visit if you are in the area.
Spent a little bit in here. Lots of shops and food spots to choose from. Busy area during the afternoon we were.
Not much room for eating inside the market, picnic type area. Sharing seating with other people at the same table. Unique for what I am used to, but everyone seemed to deal with it.
We grabbed a sandwich, a couple cookies and a beverage, all from different establishments.
Good for lunch or snack. Plenty of tables and chirs for dining. Parking is convenient. If your purchase is over certain amount, you can park for three hours at 3 dollars. Get the ticket validated at purchase.
It’s bustling, sensory, and clean. Step inside and you’ll get hit with the immediate aroma of fresh espresso, warm cider donuts, and sizzling seafood. If you want a real taste and local flavors of New England nearby Faneuil Hall, Boston Public Market is where you go.
