The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market Reviews

Awesome!! It's an indoor market with lots of delicious food. This place is always bustling. Great atmosphere- go here if you're by Faneuil Hall!

Expensive but great food and coffee. Quality is awesome.

Good selection of foods, better than Quincy market.

Awesome indoor food market. Worth visiting while in the Faneuil Hall/Haymarket. Everything from appetizers to dessert ingredients are here, plus things to serve them on.

Lots of fun to hang out in the market, also great people!

An attempt at replicating chelsea market. Needs more events and reasons to stay there longer.

My first time at this place .. I was impressed with the variety of fresh food and local products ..
Only disappointed about not having public restrooms.

Very convenient since it's right next to the Haymarket station or mbta. Been here during the afternoon/lunch and after work rush. Therefore, I see it's usually busy. If it's busy, the food must be good then, right?! My favorite stalls are Red's Seafood and Q's Nuts!

Clean and clean market
Each category is divided into a variety of dining options such as pasta, sandwiches, coffee and ramen.
A market worth going.

Great architecture, excellent food options. Search for the Boston cookies, they are amazing.

Good gastronomic offer and a place with good vibes. They offer cooking classes

Unfortunately the products were not fresh, and they were not locally raised.

Nice sort of products, a little expensive but not as packed as the old market

Great spot. Lots of good local vendors. Plenty to choose from. Also have cooking classes.

Indoor upscale farmers market, I like the outdoor ones better but in the winter this one is cool

I mostly come here for the Taza drinks (cinnamon, orange, vanilla, 70% dark, iced. Try it!), hopsters alley beers, and the atmosphere. Fun to walk around, but pricey and needs more meal options. Cool stuff sold at the vendor stands

Amazing market with an exceptional selection of products all from local farmers and companies. Produce, handmade products, plants, excellent food.

I love visiting this place once in a while, only local goods!

Another great job by drunk mayor Walsh.

There were suggestions to take the open market to a better location. The drunk mayor Walsh ignored it. So, on Saturdays you have the combination of bad traffic pattern, shoppers, tourists, homeless, drunk buddies of the drunk mayor, and sports events North Station fan form a silly "happening" fake crowd that is one F word away from someone getting hurt.

The parking lot is a private approach to the city idea. Operators extort money from the valley boys, and at busy times shut out the regular people.

Very cool stores / sections. Extremely unique grocery and other items. Wish I lived in the area...would be a mainstay.

First time visit. Better than expected. Will definitely visit again

I love reds fish here. But in general it's a nice complement to a local fanuel hall comparison.

great idea, similar to the market in Florence, many Boston residents use it for their lunch break. foods of all tastes and all ethnicities cooked at the moment. The low prices allow you to taste more things, you can sit at the tables in common. 2 days a week there is also the outdoor market, very nice to see.

Cute place with lots of vendors inside to find anything you need including small gifts for people! Worth a visit if you are in the area.

I got some of the most delicious apple cider donuts!

Very unique places to eat and buy foods from there.

Excellent, fresh dinners, and doughnuts for dessert. Seating is mostly at crowded picnic tables.

A must visit for tourists coming out from Haymarket station. It's an indoor market with many local vendors serving local produce, gourmet delicacies and deserts. Always a great place for lunch if you can't decide one cuisine, why not hop around stores and try some fresh shucked oysters at Red's Best, a coffee from George Orwell and a siracha cream cheese bagel from Levend Bagelry. Too many choices and only one stomach

New place in Boston haymarket. You can get a lotocal flavor flood . Take advantage of parking if you park for 3 hours validate a parking ticket you pay $3 instead of regular rate may be$20 not sure but expensive

I love coming to the Boston Public Market for the food indoors, to get produce at the outdoor market, and to take cooking classes. I took the chocolate truffle making class (brought a date) and it was so much fun! I also absolutely love the cheese place right in the middle of the market area, so many good cheeses (including one named in honor of RBG).

Lots of great Boston represents! Price is on the high side but great place to grab a quick bite.

We were visiting for my mom s 85th birthday. A friend told us to come here for lunch. It is a busy but nice food hall with great local vendors. It s a fun way to try some local fare without a long wait. Despite being busy, we were able to find a place to sit. This is definitely worth checking out.

A (slightly) less touristy alternative to Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston Public Market offers a wide range of dining options. Your biggest challenge might just be deciding what to eat. I chose the Noodle Factory and went for the ramen. Opening times are a bit eccentric, so double check before you head out. Stalls are now fitted with slick Square payment terminals that let you use your favorite tap-to-pay option, and even calculates the tip for you on the touch screen.

Very good market! Very unexpectedly in the heart of the city! I like it! I recommend! They say products from farmers, everything smelled delicious, but I do not know how much it is true))

Love this spot. All sorts of great food, and the best bagels anywhere.

Well worth it. Bring cash as most weekends they have an outdoor market

Wonderful place to visit! Delicious and fresh oysters, and very friendly and knowledgeable service.

Grass-fed meat and eggs, teas, soaps, yarn, plants, snacks, and other local goods. Everything a farmers' market goer could ask for! They deliver too. There are quarterly flyers in the back for many local events, classrooms, farm events, etc. of all sorts, not just related to food. Definitely coming back.

Nothing of note to review, which I guess is a three star rating (mediocre) means... nothing memorable.

Leaves a lot to be desired. Not enough tables to eat a meal inside. Very limited food choices.

Great market to pick up speciality items and fresh meat while downtown. Outside market feel inside.

Great variety of foods and snacks. If you aren't hungry, it's fun to just walk around and look. But, you will be tempted. So, enjoy!

Love this spot. Variety of foods. Smells are wonderful.

The cheese was good and they have some good pastrami. All the food and products are good there. I enjoy going here a lot you must try the apple crisp too.

No place better to find awesome and delicious local items. Local wine and beer you can't find anywhere else all in one place!

Lots of people during weekends. Exterior stales sale cheap fruits and vegetables, not always the best quality but possible bargains. Inside the market, fancy shops including many pastries and ready-to-eat counters.

Meh. Stopped by one Sunday morning hoping for a sit-down breakfast and walked away hungry and disappointed. Not a lot of choices (and tables) and definitely not for the budget-conscious. There were homeless people and drug dependents hanging out outside the building. They seem harmless but can be intimidating.

Very good place to get local produce and some unique foods. Sometimes a little expensive but always samples around and good aromas

Great place with great variety of foods and products.

Nice place to visit, a bit pricey for a food court with no seated service.

It has a wide variety of merchandise specializing in unique and specialty foods. It also has a nice liquor vendor with unique spirits and beer.

Best market I've been to. Better than anything I've been to in California or Philadelphia

Great market space, easily accessible, nice selection indoors, bustling outdoor stalls!

Smaller than I thought prior to going there but everything that is sold here is high quality.

Great place. Full of food stalls. Souvenir shops, clothing, ....

Fantastic addition for Boston! Fresh locally sourced food. Go here if your a tourist/visitor looking for a quick bite to eat or a local yearning to buy direct from farmers & vendors.