The best fish (Red's Best), meats (Chestnut Farm) and produce (Siena Farm) in the area. It is also great place to get lunch or dinner due to the many vendors there. Comparable, if not better, than any of the top farmers markets I have visited in Europe.
Love this place fresh and clean and comfortable with a great atmosphere
Great market the coffee shop and the bagel place were the easy standouts
This place is amazing. A little pricey but everything is local and delicious. Go there.
Cool place to by local foods and get in out of the cold in the winter
Amazing place, their apple cider slushie is so good and I was obsessed with their fudge. It reminded me a lot of Eataly but with local foods.
It has thus weird thing going for it where I am happy this exists but I usually never actually buy anything there. It is a bit expensive.
I have tried Boston smoked fish co's salmon and it's great tho. The cider donuts are great too, but pretty heavy (obviously)
Couldn't believe the prices!!! Left with 2 bags full, definitely will be returning.
A great destination by local food purveyors. Something for every palate.
Kitschy place with a variety of things to eat and drink. The vibe is very friendly, not pretentious or too "hipster"
Great for a rainy/snowy day. Everything smells so good and looks delicious
Place us crowded but a must visit. If in the Boston area
Great place to buy food or any product from a local small business
Great place to get food...try the pastrami or the lobster rolls. The roaster but guy is great lots of flavours. And the rock woman with here repurpose rocks are well worth the the trip to this market.
Such a fun place ... food for an entire group of picky eaters too .. from fish to cider donuts. It s also close to everything that s great about Boston , Faneuil, harborwalk , TD Garden etc... prices are decent and they also have this amazing bagel shop which is not super easy to find in Boston
Regional natural products and a stand with perfect vegan bowls - and not too expensive. Nice place to be
This place has everything your taste palate needs. They have food for everyone!
Pricey, but worth the price. A good place to go to support local farms and businesses.
Loved visiting this place. They offer a wonderful twist on the traditional farmers market. They have it all! A must if you're looking for something fresh and different
Great place for local goods and foods. Really enjoy Stillman's for their fresh produce and amazing prices.
Love it here! Fresh, delicious food options for everybody.
Everything here is worth the price tag attached. It's so much fun just to walk around here
Stumbled on this place wow amazing definitely after the covid-19 I'll be back. If you've never been there it's a must go to the Market. Unique vendors you may not find anywhere else.
While the nearby Quincy Market is for tourists, this is a gourmet market for discerning locals because it pushes forward with the concept of organic and local production for local consumption.
I think Taza Chocolate is the best souvenir for Japan.
We also recommend seafood from local fish shop Red's Best.
In particular, the lobster roll is a gem where you can enjoy the lobster that is unique to Boston.
There is also an eat-in space, so it's a good place to visit during lunch.
(Visit March 2017)
You can get great cuts of meat as well as vegan food. Everything is delicious and I would definatly recommend. The only problem seems to be seating. The tables are always packed.
A market with restaurants and cafes, very good, worth a visit, which has a shop that is very delicious
5 stars because it has a lot of eateries in one condense place. It's basically a hipster food court. By the time I got there there were only a few places that were open.
I tried a couple of them, Taza and the Apple Cider place, and it was delicious!! Have to come back here during the day where it's mostly popping. There are many cuisines and goodies to choose from.
When you visit I do recommend coming with a group and divide and conquering this market. Try a little bit of everything because there are dozens of options. Table space can be limited though.
Open market with great food and drinks. Love coming here with family and friends to enjoy cold press organic juices ginger shots fresh seafood and more! Like the fact that they offer vegan food and treats as well as vegetarian food
For a nice break. Quality products, great choice of dishes. Extremely clean place. I recommend.
Tasty Treats everywhere in this awesome food market. Make a point to visit if you are in the area.
I come here like 5 times a day they probably think I m a freak at this point
There were many shops, and I was moved. The local kitchen and food court.
It was really good for a cold lobster roll, but for the money I'd rather get a warm lobster roll.
Posted previously that the Market was closed; turned out I was at an area being renovated. It s open and wonderful
Fun...especially for tourist in need of a tasty snack. They also have non edibles...like handmade wooden bowls.
It's a very cool and modern indoor market where you can find many goodies to try. I fund it difficult however to justify the high prices on some of the shops.
A one stop shop for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Delicious food vendors in an environmentally friendly facility.
What a great way to taste the best of Boston! Betyer choices than Quincy Market around the corner, truly some of Boston's best purveyors.
Excellent fruits and vegetables freshness and quality.
Great vendors, practically a farmers market indoors. Amazing food too!!
Bustling atmosphere.. Open market offering opportunities to enjoy cuisines from various cultures. Accompanied by local inspiring artist and musicians Take in the sites and enjoy experience.
The place spotlights high-quality, local, artisanal food vendors, and fair trade oriented merchants. It's not a place to pick up clam chowder, or a variety of low quality lunch options; Fanueil Market is the place for that.
Incredible atmosphere, with 15-20 reasonably priced food vendors. Good food, neatly kept and well maintained
Terrific variety of local foods and agricultural products in a vibrant, clean and well-staffed space located convenient to downtown and the Greenway.
LOVE! Local vendors, samples, special events. Apple cider donuts, Q's Nuts, Red's Best Seafood.
Love this place. Been here twice now three years apart and it is a great way to get a taste of Mass in one building. All kinds of great local vendors.
The Market is awesome. It deserves 5 stars because it has a ton of variety and the people who work there are so friendly.
But, I couldn't give it 5 stars because of the guy who was loitering near the bathrooms. He appeared to have likely just shot up heroin and just lent a funky vibe to the place because he was sitting there rocking back and forth, talking to himself, and frequently scratching his hands and arms.
Aside from that, its a great place
Great variety of foods and chocies great atmosphere
I love this market! The prices are incredible! For example, they sell a container of strawberries for $1! And the produce is usually fresh, but start to look wilted as the day progresses. This is an awesome place to go if you need fruits and vegetables.
I loved all the different stands!!!! Highly recommend Salmon Bacon from The Boston Fish Co. ....corned Beef or Pastrami sandwich from The Pastrami place,lol, and you MUST get an apple cider don't or 5 from Reds apple farm,they come out hit and crispy, a must have!!!! Oh yes and a bowl or Lobster Bisque or Chowder from Reds Seafood waaaaay in the back is sooooo worth it...I might go get one for lunch now!!!!
The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market: A Culinary Haven for Foodies
If you're a foodie looking for a culinary haven in Boston, look no further than The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market. This indoor, year-round marketplace is home to 30 New England farmers, fishers, artisans, and food entrepreneurs who offer an array of fresh and locally sourced products.
The Kitchen is one of the most popular spots in the market. It's a vibrant space where visitors can watch cooking demonstrations by local chefs and learn about different cuisines from around the world. The Kitchen also offers hands-on cooking classes for all skill levels, making it an ideal destination for anyone who wants to improve their culinary skills.
What sets The Kitchen apart from other cooking schools is its commitment to using only locally sourced ingredients. All of the produce used in classes comes directly from vendors within the market itself. This not only supports local farmers but also ensures that students are learning how to cook with fresh and seasonal ingredients.
The classes offered at The Kitchen cover a wide range of cuisines and techniques. From pasta-making workshops to sushi-rolling lessons, there's something for everyone here. Classes are taught by experienced chefs who are passionate about sharing their knowledge with others.
In addition to its cooking classes, The Kitchen also hosts private events such as corporate team-building activities or birthday parties. These events can be customized based on your preferences and dietary restrictions.
But that's not all – The Kitchen also has a retail section where visitors can purchase cookbooks written by local authors or kitchen gadgets used in their classes. You'll find everything from high-quality knives to specialty spices here.
Overall, if you're looking for an immersive culinary experience in Boston that supports local businesses and promotes sustainable agriculture practices – look no further than The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market!
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