The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market Reviews

Great array of stands with food and products; warm and grants great access to the orange line next door

Great variety. Pro tip: if you're downtown for a couple hours, park in the garage, then grab a cup of coffee from George Howells or maybe a bahn mi, get your ticket validated. Cheapest parking in back bay.

Expensive but some good places. However stay away from the Noodle lab they ate a total rip off. Was given a $40 gift card thru never bothered loading among other bad experiences.

Great pleasure to visit this place, very good local products, very good atmosphere, you can sit and enjoy something. I really recommend, very typical.

The food is really good and the kids free passport is amazing.

I like walking around here and getting fish and chips afterward. Most everything here is expensive though. I had hoped it'd be more affordable

Excellent selection of produce. Easily accessible to city dwellers. Not easily accessible for travelers. They have any type of produce and fish you would want.

Fun to walks around in, ask for some samples of wine or cheese...etc. Many high quality and very pricey goods available. Bathrooms were very very unkempt.

Excellent atmosphere. Plenty of fresh options to choose from.

Lots of things to choose from. They even sell bison meat

Loved the variety of things sold at the market prices were mostly reasonable.

Typical tourist stop - usually really busy and a great place to escape the cold.

Like it there, there is a lot of fruits, vegetables. People can even register for a cooking class

Favorite places here are the tea shop and year-round farmers market (Stillman's). Ina's also offers good food. Fudge, cider, coffee, honey, and bagels are among the other solid offerings. Still, a lot of shops are overpriced, and I'm not surprised to see a number of vendors cycle out and through. Very sad to see Taza leave several weeks ago, and as of my last visit the spot still hadn't been filled.

Great place for local stuff. The prices are on the high side though

Lots of variety, although somewhat pricey. Good place for gifts as well.

Modern interior space by the Haymarket. Clean bathrooms, nice variety of food vendors.

Excellent example of local food. Clean and comfortable

Awesome space with a ton of local merchants with one of a kind products.

There are a lot of agricultural products, and there are many fruits and vegetables that I have not seen. I don t know what to buy.

Upscale market with plenty of food choices including apple cider donuts, fresh fish, produce and a beer shoppe. It's a great use of a formerly empty space next to the Haymarket Green Line stop of the T.

Every Farmers market is amazing from what I've experienced. In a city like this it's amazing to even see one.

What a great market filled with great options. Had my coffee with honey and milk, claim chowder, fried scallops, cheese, and salami. Excellent meal and rest stop for me!

The atmosphere is very hip and trendy. All of the food and products are locally made. There is so much variety it's often overwhelming. I got a great sandwich at the pastrami place (the Thanksgiving), then i went to Union Square Donuts and got a few donut holes. They have the best gourmet donuts you could ever ask for. Follow them on Facebook or Twitter. They give a heads up on special donuts out for just a short time. I highly recommend the maple bacon donut. I treat myself only occasionally because they are so rich and amazing! But if you just want to try something tasty and small, the donut holes are the best ever. It doesn't even matter that there's only two kinds. THEY. ARE. THAT. GOOD! Go to Boston Public Market, you won't be disappointed.

A little expensive but super fun. Wish they had more vegan stuff

Great selection of local products from vegetables to fish to wine.

Great place lots of food options etc. Only thing that could be improved is more inside seating. Literally just buy some more tables and chairs. There's room!

Great place. Much better than North Market. Have the grilled cheese sandwich from Jasper Hill for a taste of real cheese and lovely service.

The market has a lot of cool local spots with delicious food. There are a few takeout places which you can grab a sandwich or wrap at, hot chocolate, and ice cream, to name a few. Most of the market caters to ingredients or supplies for making meals at home, such as locally grown produce, meats, eggs, and dairy, as well as chocolate, spices, teas, coffee, beer, and so on. Good place to check out, it's just way too pricey to keep as a staple of my shopping experience. This place is convenient in winter, but won't be competitive at all in the summer once farmer's markets kick in and beat them on both convenience and price.

It's a great place to take visitors who want a quick experience of many of the most tasty local food places though!

Great quick stop for great coffee and breakfast. Good variety!

Great place to duck in! Restrooms and a kid play area

Delicious grapes and oranges, very fresh veggies - the best!

Its beautiful and all the food stands are incredible. But its very expensive. Seems more for tourists than Bostonians.

Lots of great vendors of all types, cool atmosphere, one of my favorite places in North Boston!

Fun and engaging atmosphere! We enjoyed delicious cider donuts, hard cider, roasted nuts, kombucha and more.

Do yourself a favor and come here when you have an hour or two to kill. Walk around and talk to the vendors. Sample the products. Hear their stories. This place is an amazing collective of local businesses and should be visited frequently if possible.

Noodle Lab is excellent! Cheap price for quality and quantity of food.

Good variety of food, but that's an understatement. I am still not done with all the joints.

A wide variety of local items to buy and peruse. Small selection of reasonably-priced dining options.

Amazing variety of food. Something for everyone, even if you have food allergies.

Good variety of foods and products, just too expensive for the average person.

may not always have what you're looking for. Inside it seems like a Faneuil hall kind of place but is more of a farmer's market type food. But if you find what you want you know it'll be good

It's been a long time since I've been here and still loved all the shops!

so cool! pretty flowers, yummy bagels + chocolate. vegetarian + vegan options available.

Many dining options
different

It was a great experience, all kind of vegetables, fish, fruits.

If you're not sure what to eat, there's lots of options here

Indoor farmers market is available year round (but prices are higher) outside farmers market on weekends is extremely good prices.

A wide selection of food an drink. People are friendly and its an awesome place to grab a quick bite. However, the sheer number of people can often be anxiety provoking.

Great place to go to have a quick bite, in a wonderful atmosphere, and support local businesses.

We came here twice for breakfast during our stay in Boston. When we come back in Boston for our journey back home we will be having breakfast here again. The only downside is that there is just to much to chose from.

Lots of small, New age shops. Pretty pricy but some really cool places for food and beer.

If u really want a good quality of food then there you go.

It offers a lot food choices but it doesn't have seating. Today we had Noodles Labs. The broths were good it has enough meats but not enough noodles & egg was over cooked for me but price wasn't not bad.