It s a beautiful landmark that s a great stop after a walk through the square. It s sad to see that it s now a marketplace but if that s what it takes to keep a cherished part of Boston, then fully support. Be sure to check out the history downstairs.
It's a bit of a tourist trap, can be thronged and the food isn't particularly cheap. Look for the Best of Boston shop nearby - their stuff is better value and quality than the souvenir stalls in the market itself. It's a lively spot and the atmosphere is enjoyable and worth visiting on a clear evening with the Christmas lights twinkling.
Nice historic location but no history. Had to google to remember the significance of the building. Over commercialized. What happened to teaching the next generation about American history?
Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market were high on my list of must see places recommended by friends. The shopping was not as great as I imagined it would be. However, I was amazed that the amount of foot traffic each time I went. Morning, noon, night ... it did not matter. The area was bustling with shoppers. If you are looking for low prices, this is not the place to shop. Name brands are abundant and the cupcakes were pretty good. You have to visit at least once if you are in Boston!
Great place to enjoy the night in Boston as you will find many bars, restaurant and cafe. During new year and Christmas the whole place is decorated by lightning and it is a must see.
Food hall with numerous quick options, as well as some shops, restaurants, and bars on the outer edges of the building.
Good food and good SERVICE from the staff .bien DURO
Seems like bunch of restaurants were closed but shopping was nice
An historic building and a great place to meet up with friends and shop!
Beautiful hall with lots of good shopping stores and has Quincy market with ample of food cuisine and desserts. Nice place to walk around in the evenings.
Great place to shop for people with all kinds of interests. You can find some retail chains here or local small businesses.
A must go for any person going downtown boston. This is an iconic place, perfect if you are going downtown and / or following the freedom trail. A lot of different foods, a nice enviroment and a ton of history around you@
Visited the Quincy market and then did one of the freedom trails. What you first notice when you go in the market are all the wonderful aromas coming from the food stalls. There was everything from Chinese food to sweet pastry counters, all reasonably priced. I tried clam chowder and picked up a Boston cream pie. Foodie heaven.
You can come to Faneuil hall day or night anytime of the year and there is always something to see or do. It's super touristy but always fun none the less. The street performs are incredible.
Great place to get naughty, if not a bit pricey, food. Lots of fun foods like pastries, ice-cream, pizza, candy, etc. Not good for healthy eating.
You can get a lot of different kinds of good food here and the plenty of samples before you buy it.
Good stores, young climate, very good shows at night!
Great place to hang out, shop, eat, and even some fun nightlife!
Beautiful place and lots to see and do. Bring a full wallet you will need it.
This was an amazing place, I haven't seen anything like this before! There was so many people and FOOD! I could stay 2 days there alone! Lol
Interesting place with many options to eat, a popular destination for the night owls who like to party. Otherwise, too much touristic for my taste. Still, it's a nice refreshing place in such a cramped downtown. Needs way more nature, trees though.
Historic site in good ole Boston! Hit up Quincy Market for the best fast food court in the country!
We stumbled across this area on accident. What a great mistake! Great food and tons of places to see.
Great shops and goods food. Found Vegan Mexican that was phenominal.
Historically it was and is the center of commerce, tourism and just great fun!
Very cool place to visit, lots of things to buy / enjoy!!
Worth walking through but mostly just tacky tourist stalls and restaurants. Not much to do.
Employees must drink coffee before returning to work!
Beautiful market with SOOO many shops and lots to see.
Went on a weekday afternoon and had a good time taking in the views and visiting the little shops.
Good variety of shops and restaurants. It is a little pricey. Good street entertainment.
Been going here my whole life. Love how it changes.
A nice tourist attraction in the Boston area. There is live music, shops, and plenty of restaurants. Right on the freedom trail, so it is an easy stop to make. During the summer the people are all outside on the patios. This area of Boston is usually very busy. Great stop to make if in the city.
Good place to eat, enjoy Boston and shop local things!
Must see in Boston. Great food options and good for free entertainment and people watching.
We always go here first when visiting Boston. Fun place with lots of interesting smells and sights.
Super fun. Lots of delicious food. Not the cheapest places to eat, but it is Boston and the quality is exceptional.
Excellent piece of American history. Definitely worth the visit.
There's a lot of good food to get and some decent stores to peruse. My main complaint is that there is definitely NOT enough seating for everyone, we had to stand to eat at some points.
Went here around Christmas time with my girlfriend, one of the most beautiful sites in Boston
Lots of food choices! Yummy...first try of lobster roll and clam chowda'
It was good. Alot to look at. Needs more food tables.
Great place for tourists. Had a wide variety of food
Loved the area, with Faneuil Hall being the main attraction. You can almost see the history of the 1700's building. There is something there for everyone, great shopping, great food (both cheap and high end).
Amazing flavors! Outstanding prices! Great service! Fun atmosphere! Fantastic location! Hard to Beat!
Interesting vibes, tons of food and drink. Great people watching.
Great place for a quick bite to eat! Really delicious thin crust pizza paired with the savory ceasar salad was a perfect late night meal for two to share!
Against its original purpose, now Quincy market is almost a fully touristic place. Inside the Quincy market, there are many franchises, which is not interesting for me. But outside it, there are many food and goods stalls. Also, some artists play music or tricks to attract tourists. Good to visit.
Fun place with lots of shops and eating choices. Short on open dining tables and chairs. Uneven sidewalks make it tough for walkers and strollers and those who have difficult walking.
Neat place to stop. The old meeting house is still available to see and it is still in use. Great for history buffs, and it is right on the freedom trail. The ground floor has food, coffee, and gifts with the meeting house on the second floor just as it was back before the revolution.
Fun, busy, total tourist trap but what's the harm in that. Totally go here if you want to see a wide range of what the city has to offer -- it's a little gem of social culture.
Really historic area with lots of shopping and dining, though some stores remain closed in the Covid era.
A fun place to hang around shop and eat and the entertainment is amazing!
One of my favorite places to visit! Highly recommended for the tourists!
The lobster roll and clam chowder at Chowda was top notch
Lots of selections. Students were playing the public piano. Nice.
Lots of food vendors & everything else vendors. Great entertainers to watch while eating Lobster Bisque! A must do when in Boston.
Great food and nice place to hangout with friends and family. Very walkable and i love the random shows that people put on!
Too nutty, for me. -but, the people I was with like that crazy, pushy, hectic atmosphere. So, if you like youre choices in food, and ti like pushing youre way to it, then you will love it.
Fun place to take a walk, try different kinds of food and go shopping
You can do a little shopping a little drinking and just enjoy the street performances
Ended up on a 6 hour layover in Boston. This was an easy spot to eat and explore during our brief time in town. Shops, restaurants, nearby waterfront, street performances, good times!
A great pit stop for a huge selection of lunch items that aren't just more national chains. It was reminiscent of Charleston's market.
Fabulous cajun style food. Our waiter was excellent making suggestions based on spiciness we were looking for. Would highly recommend Bootleg special for dinner .
I really like coming here to walk around all the small shops. The place has a nice vibe. Don't forget to checkout the tequila bar and get the flight.
Nice shopping and food options. The entertainment outside in the courtyard was great.
Good choice of food. Dining space upstairs is more quiet than ground floor.
Durgin Park still a great place for good old Yankee cooking. Fish chowdah is wicked awesome and the New England boiled dinner was good. Clam cup a chowdah was delicious as well as the Johnny cake. Shopping was good and enjoyed it in spite of the cold rainy Boston weather
There is so much life and a lot of activities going on on this place especially during the evening.
Nice place to get some souvenirs, something to eat, a beer... Great local artist perform here.
Who plays will go with the family and chopping and entertaining yourself in the family everyday anytime my favorite place
Pretty cool place. Blink was amazing. Tree had lots of lights. Every 30 minutes there was music and a light show. Well worth the wait.
Lots of stores. Plenty of places to grab a bite. Something for everyone.
So much to see and buy.
Pretty lights. Cobble stone walkway.
A classic. It seems like it wouldn't be a visit to Boston without taking a walk around Faneuil Hall. It can get really crowded though so be prepared, especially in the food area-there's usually tons of people and not enough seating.
