The Comedy Connection Boston Reviews

This first time in Boston. The Marketplace was cool. They had a concert going on. Number of stores to check out. Lots of restaurants to eat from. We just had gelato, which was delicious. Nice place to go on weekend.

A bit too crowded sometimes, nice place to grab a bite or walk along the outside.

Pricey souvenirs and Boston's version of mall food. Pretty much sums it up. Worth stopping if you're there but don't go out of your way. Be better if it was a summer visit.

A wide variety of stores and restaurants with a distinctive Boston ambience.

Good place for tourist. Always busy with a bunch of food selections. I am a local so I personally avoid places with too many people

Great food , excellent atmosphere. , little expensive , great entertainment family atmosphere love to come here....

Very nice place there always good things happening here from food to shopping for clothes comedian events etc......

Lots of places to shop and eat! There was also a few people outside playing music.

Such a lovely place. Great shops, nice eateries. High prices!

We rode the ferry over to this place and had a nice time. So many shops and great places to eat. Kids loved the carousel. Walking distance to the state house from the docks. The enegry here is amazing. Loved the people playing their instruments. Def worth a boston stop.

If you love Seafood want to try a variety of food specifically even Lobster this is the place make sure you get here hungry

This is my all-time favorite place to go when I'm in Boston! A little bit of everything for everyone! Fun for all ages

An overwhelming selection of food to choose from. Some lovely places to grab and go and located in an a public plaza to sit down if you want to enjoy your lunch. Lovely shops and definitely a good tourist spot to add in if visiting Boston for the first time.

Beautiful place to grab a bite while shopping or stop by. Not many seats available

They have a couple of informative walking tours that are free! One takes you into Little Italy so you can stop for a meal afterwards. The tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable.
The food at the marketplace is amazing but there is always a crowd that can make it difficult to navigate and I have seen many lost meals on the floor

I enjoyed it , it's my 3rd visit here the last was in the summer, I come from Scotland and love it here, have shared my experience with friends

Wicked awesome market with an Sandusky amazing food court! Fresh, buttery lobster rolls, savory clam chowdah, lobster mac & cheese, pizza, burgers, sweets of all kinds, just too much to list. The local folks sharing their music was fantastic. So much talent and courage to play for the crowds. If you're in Boston this is a must see location. Do not miss out!!

We went at lunchtime. Expect lines and lots of people, but everything was smooth. Lots of places to sit outside & some places inside. Reginas Pizza is a MUST!!!

Amazing selections, extremely busy, people are friendly, parking is rare so expect to pay a premium price...$40 for the first hour.

Lots of variety of american fair with a ethnic eateries. Quality of the food is ok, mainly meant to feed the large crowds of boston so you can tell its quantity over quality.

Lively and fun. A lit of good deli. The place to stuff yourselves when in Boston. Traffic is rather badand parking is expensive. I highly recommend the T.

I live Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market in the Summer. Such diversity of things to see, things to eat, shops, performances, etc. The list could go on and on and you still couldn't even come close to knowing until you've been there. In a word: AWESOME!

Incredible and impressive place. Will definitely come back

My wife and i headed down friday morning from NH for the Valentines weekend, 2020. Arriving around 10am we checked in to the Marriott Long Wharf across the street from Faneuil Hall. Never had it so good with a small crowd only. Things were much more accessible than they are on weekends when we have visited prior. Highly suggest the "during the week visit!"

One of the must visit place during Christmas.
An mesmerizing decorations of lights coupled with an amazing lights and music show around the humongous Christmas tree will add to an amazing experience.

Always a great time. Good food, prefect for late holiday shopping

It is wonderful to see that are so many places to buy and get something to eat. There are many types of food that anyone can really try like burgers, sandwiches, chicken, vegetables salad, and dessert in the bakery like cream puffs, pie, and cakes, and for shopping there have clothes, shoes, jewelry, and sports gears and clothes including their favorites team like the bruins, Celtics, red Sox, and Patriots. The market place is the extravaganza place to come while you're visiting Boston.

Boston staple; my #1 pick to recommend for friends visiting from out of town.

Faneuil Hall is a nice stop along the Freedom Trail but the marketplace is nothing spectacular. It's a mish mash of novelty and chachki items, liken to airport curios. There are some historical elements within the market area that are good reads, but the focus is more on tourism not historic relevance.

Such a fun time coming to this market. Lots of souvenirs and trinkets to buy. You may even see a talented violin player while you window shop. Last time I was there (three ish years ago), a group of us went to Cheers and had the Norm burger. It looks stunning at night time with the architecture and lights.

Love coming here to eat when in Boston. The selection of food is amazing and you can find almost any type of food. My one complaint would be seating. Because it is a touristy hotspot, the seating is always a problem (when I have been there). The options always outweighs that problem.

Another must visit in Boston. Historic, fun, great food, shopping and street performers.

A historic site to see and enjoy. Lots of variety of continental food.

A great area to get a huge variety of foods while you shop in the Boston commons!

What a brilliant traditional market this was. Prices were slightly inflated but the experience and atmosphere more than made up for it.

Close to the water, wide variety of food, great atmosphere

Fantastic open air market with plenty of charm and unique shops. Some excellent bars and eateries in this area, enough to really give one plentiful options. Easily accessible and convienant from downtown hotels.

The Farnell Hall on the Freedom Trail in Boston was built by the wealthy businessman Peter Farne in 1742. It was originally used as a market. Before the outbreak of the War of Independence, it was used as a venue for all-city gatherings and free discussions in Boston. Witnessing the meetings and speeches of countless patriots, it is also known as the "cradle of freedom" and played an important role in American history.
This is a stately three-storey red brick building with a Greek-style duplex. After a large-scale renovation, it was reopened in August 1976. When you walk into the hall, you can see on the wall: This is an important moment in Boston. Nowadays, the conference hall on the first floor is now used as a venue for the gathering of towns and towns. Daniel s huge oil paintings Freedom and the United States , Now and Forever dominated this conference room.

Great Mall, full of history and great stores, food choices are not an issue too.

Lots of fun for all. Lots of shops and restaurants. Also entertainers are always around juggling, dancing or singing. But if you don't do well in crowds, this isn't the place for you. It can be crazy crowded on a summer day. Great for families, or a date, or just for people watching with a cup of coffee.

Old market placing of boston and must visit when attending this great city. After you need to visit the old state house and site of the boston massacre

Quaint, beautiful, historic! Great shops, talented street entertainment, many places to visit. An absolutely wonderful experience for visitors new and old.

If you are visiting Boston, it's a MUST have to go here!!! They have everything, all types of food and all types of shopping. Cool seating outside and awesome to people watch!!

Great food and good place to get a quick snack or a lunch.

I love the history here. I found the National Park Ranger talk at the Faneuil Hall Meeting Hall fascinating. The rangers are so knowledgable. I enjoyed learning the Black History of American History. It was inspiring to see where FREDERICK Douglass spoke about abolishing slavery. I stood on the very same floor where Crispus Attucks, a black man who was the casualty of the Boston Massacre, was laid to rest.

Great place to go for a casual stroll with a lot of good food to try. There's street performers there often, and it's great for people-watching.

Food was great, I had Gyro dinner, delicios. Lobster Roll plentiful, chowder in the bread bowl so good. Outside seating was not crowded.

Great day out. Even better with my son being pulled up to dance with one of the street performers.

Great shopping and even better food!! Go to the soup bowl place and have the sheperd pie in a bowl!

Good place for tourists to see in Boston. It gets busy.

This is a must-go attraction in Boston. Live music with delicious food. A must-try is the famous clam chowder of Boston.

Great food, historical buildings. Street performers. Fun!

Really not great on crutches or a knee scooter due to people volumes, but a nice place to visit, and try some home made sweets.

Always something fun happening at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Great place to go as a family or couple. Close to the waterfront and Boston Common.

Make Faneuil Hall a part of your Boston experience!

Great tourist stop. Crafts, tourist clothing, all kinds of food, take out and restaurants. Always entertainment outside. Close to the harbour. All kinds of retail chain stores surround this place.

Always love it here... be sure to watch for performers in summer months. Boston favorite.

Fisherman's net is the place to go if you like fresh Ipswich whole belly clams.

Amazing place....entertainment and great food. Its true its a bit of a tourist trap but wasn't as bad as I had expected. Park at Hay market center garage for 3 hours with validation for $3.00

If you want a quick lunch or different items to eat and drink , this is the place to be.

So many different food options and a contagious energy from all people there to satisfy their appetites

Great place but far to crowded on a hot Saturday afternoon.

Definitely should be on your todo list. Huge assortment of food and desserts. Lots of shops underneath and on the sides. We tried out several of the desert/pastry stands to satisfy someone's sweet tooth.

A fun themed historic location with good options for food & shopping. A good place to relax and pass time as well.

Far too crowded. Okay food. Definitely a tourist trap.

Busy place! I still made.it through with a suitcase for my travels later that day. Had the clam chowder. Mmm...

Crowded outside mall. Usually alot going on here. The Christmas tree is nice every year. If you need something from a store here, head on in. If you dont, there are a bunch of better ways to spend time in the city.

It had so much going on! Busy, busy, busy! Good cheesecake, good pizza. The food selection was amazing...almost whatever you could want

Restaurant and shops for everyone. Street performers nicely spaced.

For a major city gathering / tourist trap it flows well and feels rich in history.

So many places to eat you will need an hour just to figure out what you want. Pretty cool weapon museum as well.

I love to take my boys to Faneuil Hall once in a while. We walk around, play in the parks around and end up having lunch here.

Historical,love visiting this place makes me appreciate living in Boston.

Awesome Saturday afternoon with great weather and lots of people out.. An excellent stop while walking the freedom trail