The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market Review

Awesome place to get lobster rolls and lots of other specialty foods.

Really cool place full of artisan items like cheese, chocolate, honey, ice cream, and all sorts of other food! If I had any room in my luggage I would've loaded up but I had to be a responsible adult...hmpf.

Would be a great place to grab some snacks, have lunch, or just explore. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you're in town.

This is a great place to explore and try different things - loads of choice. The pastrami sandwich place and apple cider donuts are favourites of mine.

So much good food to choose from, plus local goods from great local vendors.

I love the price and the amazing fresh variety of options.

Wonderful place with hundreds of interesting things for the foreign! You can eat, drink or buy something to cook at home. Very nice and lovely place.

Big spit that beats the one who goes but has very good coffee makers

I'm writing to lodge a complaint about an unpleasant encounter with a member of staff at Crescent Ridge Icecream in the evening of 7th December 2018 at approximately 1630hrs. I did not manage to get his name, but he was the only individual manning the stall at this time.

1. It seemed like a slow evening and despite my attempts to purchase an ice cream, your staff ignored me by simply staring at his phone over the counter.

2. After getting his attention, he misunderstood my order (which was a simple small cup of icream with 2 scoops of flavours). Upon correcting him, he did not seem happy and was displaying rude body language. He was throwing the ice cream scoops, spamming the doors on the refrigerators, and also made some rude remarks under his breath.

3. He then proceeded to make a mess out of my ice cream which i think was extremely disrespectful especially how it was slammed on the counter for me.

4. After the transaction, i had to explicitly ask for a spoon which was rudely jammed into my ice cream which made it a further mess followed by more rude remarks under his breath.

This was the end of the encounter. I hope that the actions of this individual is brought to your attention and action is taken against him.

This indoor market place us a tourist trap pricey are high, 4.00 for a donut? Peanuts 19.99 per lbs. Burger meat 9.99 per lbs. Not a good place....to shop while visiting...better to go to other shops!

This place is awesome and full of a good variety of stores and little good places. The facility is clean and it's a cool atmosphere.

My son loves the Pastrami place,there is only 1 coffee shop in there and I don't recommend it,the coffee is horrible.

This is where you can buy the few fresh seafood. Snacks are also good!

Like a rustic Ka De We, this is what Boston needed. Amazing vendors with beautiful produce, and some of the best cuts of meat I've ever prepared. I'll be here once a week from now on.

There are so many great food options here! Definitely must stop by if you're visiting or in the area. There was one stall that had smoked salmon burritos that I would highly recommend. The soba from BonMe was decent as well. There's definitely something here for everyone and the decor and seating are all pleasant for a nice sit down meal, even though it's just a "market".

So eclectic. I loved it as a tourist seeing all the fun stuff.

Nice place, great quality products but high prices ...

So many great choices, friendly environment, very clean.

So many really good local products and foods -- I love it

Great place. Nice selection of just about anything.

If your a tourist it's a good place to go with a lot of selection but if you are local I would not recommend it is pricey and crowded

Everything looks fresh. But for my budget is not a great option.

Fun place. Lots variety in food vendors. Can be very crowded tho. Clean bathrooms.

Great high-class food court and fresh local produce.

Whether you're interested in shopping for some everyday necessities to getting a pastrami sandwich, there are plethora of options to choose and shop from at the Public Market. The table and seating selection is ample, but it seems as if most people tend to grab and go when they visit here. Nonetheless, worth a visit as a local and tourist looking to get a sampling of the food available in boston

Great place to grab lunch on the go. Probably a dozen options, from ramen to fish burritos to pastrami. Prices vary and are generally reasonable, but edge towards the high end of quick lunches. The seating is quite limited but you can always head to the greenway park if the weather is good.

A lot of delicious looking things. Parking in the lot above is convenient but expensive and it is also a good base for things to do in the area. Less than 3 hours parking can be discounted with a purchase in the Public Market.

About 5 different food joints. We had the noodles and the clam chowder. Much better than tourist markets. This place was local, tasty and slightly better priced.

The diversity of organic, grass fed food was amazing. So many healthy choices and interesting vendors.

Interesting market concept but not very well executed. The space is nice, clean, and laid out well. There is a decent variety of raw vs prepared foods, all locally grown/made. The issue is the prices are just way too expensive, even for the source and quality of the food. If you visit the brick-and-mortar stores of any of the stands, the prices are 25%+ less expensive.

There is also a shortage of seating when it gets crowded, meaning you'll finish your meal while wandering around looking for somewhere to perch. It's a decent place to bring out-of-town guests, but it's original intention was to bring local, sustainable produce into the city, and it hasn't successfully done that.

The smoked salmon is so tasty and the service was excellent, however the Jewish cuisine at that location should be called North African and Middle Eastern cuisine, because " Shakshouka " is a typical dish from North Africa, the same for the "Shawarma" that is from the Levant area!

Please be creative and do not take things that do not belong to you and make it yours. Your own culinary heritage should be displayed instead.

Great variety of local and state products. Perfect for a lunch stop or to pick up gifts with a unique twist.

Clean, nice staff, very pricey. George Howell's cold brew shaken latte with oat milk might be the best coffee drink I've had in Boston.

If you haven't been to the Boston Public Market, make sure you visit. This place has an incredible selection of local food and drink, from produce to wine to coffee. Also happens to have the best bagels I've ever tried (shout out to Levend Bagelry!)

This place is amazing. Just go to here. Lots of amazing food. The felafel was superb.

Terrific collection of small food merchants with international food selections like Spanish chocolate and churros and mini empanadas!

Nothing like this great, city, shop for anything Boston!!!

Great selection of food items across the street from Government Center Parking

Fun, local treats. Great place to grab a bite to eat, try something new or find a great gift. Love trying something new at Taza everytime we go.

Lots of awesome shops to see with tons of food options. Stopped here for breakfast with my wife on our first day in Boston and we had a fun time walking around until we had to leave for our Freedom Trail tour.

The Boston Public Market is very convenient. Has a good access to public transportation, and is a good solution for shopping in bad weather. Small stands have a good variety of good quality food, as well as very good fish and seafood variety, some days. What I like most is that you can find lots of interesting cooked food. Personally I like fresh pasta and pastrami. You can still take a short break from work for a coffee and a snack.

So many great options, enjoyed some vegan smoothies.

Always love to browse and munch our way through this food and craft market. Today bagel and lox from the folks who smoke the salmon and ALWAYS mini cider donuts!

If you're going for lunch, a lot of the food places are overpriced and nothing special. Also, there's only maybe 1 or 2 shops in the entire market that even have vegetarian options that aren't just refrigerated meals.

It IS THE MOST IN ONE PLACE , For All Types Of Food Culture's , Hand Woven Basket's , Marble Type Bowl's , Pottery , Farmer's Market Every : Thursday , Friday , Saturday ..

Great selection of local food and other items. Eat there or get high quality ingredients to cook at home.

I got a bad experience there I don't wanna go there anymore

Love eating here. So many local options of food to get.

Great addition to the market scene in Boston! Find tasty craft beers here

Super nice place! We visited while on holidays and it was amazing to discover new flavors an very good service. Well done!

Wishing Boston's vendors all success. This venture deserves to endure.

Great concept, way overcrowded. Some merchants were not the most pleasant to deal with. Donuts were stale.

A must visit place if you are visiting Boston Lots of delicious food and nice souvenirs to buy.

So expensive and toooo touristy for a small market to represent the beautiful city of Boston .

A very cool place to visit. So many good options and vendors. Really enjoyed trying the food, smelling the smells, and the communal seating that lets you meet locals and do some good people watching! Worth the time to stop and check it out!

What Quincy Market should be. Local-sourced food. Lots of good tastes.

Good options for a quick meal. Some seating and restrooms. Easy and quick if you are on the go.

I love this place. It smells so good and you can get fresh produce and other unique products.

Vegan friendly!!! Good produce lots of choices for food!

Cool place to find a variety of eats and novelty items. There's a Union Square Donuts shop here.

I love to eat at Boston Market, there is a lot of types of food to choose from!! My Daughter loves the Corned beef sandwiches, while I love the popovers, it is all great food

The farmers market was amazing! I got a box of cherries for 2 bucks. It was a completely new type of cherry I had never tried before. They were delicious.

Great place to wander in downtown Boston. Food of all sorts and fresh produce even in February!!

Lots of different things to eat or buy, and while busy not congested. Enjoyable.

Come here often for breakfast. Great to wonder around as well as having a large selection of food stalls

Love the auctioning of fruits n veggies its fun with the kids or some alone soul food shopping