The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market Reviews

It's tables make it a great meeting place. There is something for everybody here, includingl high end quality produce and meat from local farms, and quality goods from local artists

Donut lady refused to make us a sugar free batch. I guess diabetics can go F themselves

Interesting shops but we didn't find a lot that we wanted to buy. Perhaps if we were locals, we'd have more use.

Great selection of local products, good food, and fresh vegetables!

I was expecting something like pike place Market in Seattle. Not remotely close to the same thing. We did find a nice fruit drink and some tasty donuts. Very basic arrangement of locally sourced items.

Good place to go when you're in Boston. I was a "tourist" after being away for 45 years.

I am so glad I stumbled upon this market the food experience was great that ice cream was absolutely delicious

Really enjoyed this market, will probably become my go to. It was really relaxed, there was some live music going on outside by an older gentlemen. Had amazing vendors/prices.

I came here to buy some Union Square Donuts. I ended up staying longer and exploring the Market. They have amazing vendors. When I have more time, I will buy groceries here one day.

Always changing and always awesome. I wish I could shop here every day.

So happy this is on my commute. Sometimes I just walk through without buying anything because it's so fantastic!

Great place to grab a bite or anything, really. Could imagine assembly a nice dinner and taking it on the Freeway. Don't miss Sweet Lydia's!

An indoor market with high quality artisan food. Has tables for people to purchase and eat there. Also has a teaching kitchen with cooking lessons and educational programs.

Yeah, stuff is overpriced. It's also great fun. Love the fresh apple cider donuts!

So many different types of food, lots of organic and healthy options, even allergy free foods. The only downside is that most of the food is pretty expensive!

You must go to Boston Public market !

It is where you can find all the best local food in one place.

Nice market, central located with some stands and tables to enjoy differents kind of food.
Also activities and animations sometimes.

You can buy a complete and delicious menu at differents sellers.
Little bit expensive but it is worth it.

A gastronomic not to be missed in Boston.

Tons of little boutiques that have quality products.

This is my happy place whether it's grabbing a local, delicious meal, shopping for dinner, or picking something up to bring to a friend's house.

So many choices for food, collectables and more, it is absolutely a place you need to go if you visit Boston!

Lots of eateries under one roof, groceries and handmade soaps, too. Fun place with a section of long tables where you can eat. It is attached to a parking garage (they validate) and the T is next door. Love It! I liked it better than Faneuil Hall.

Like what they have done with this new inside concept.

Very enjoyable place to check out if your visiting Boston. Everyone smiles and greats you and even offers to try a sample of what they have in there booths.

Not so great a venue for shopping as it's a bit pricey and the snack is fairly limited. Great fit afternoon snacking and people watching, though...

The food is really nice.. you have organic and fresh food from the farm

Great place to swing by if you are downtown, or walking the Freedom Trail. Lots of fun food items. Mother Juice was amazing!! The popovers were out of this world. So many options for fun food.

Noodle lab is my favorite place to eat in every season.. The vegan option is amazingly yum yummmy

Great huge selection of wonderful organic and natural meals, from snacks to full on lunch plates to fresh lobster and meat you can bring home, BPM has it all. My personal favorite is a bagel stand and a rather large pastrami palace of sorts. Enjoy!

Visited when going to the Lana concert at TD Garden. Was a little busy, but we were able to get a cheap dinner of Italian caprese sandwich, turkey and cheese sandwich, chips, seltzer, and a dessert for under $20. Very convenient- and warm, too, especially when it felt like 15 degrees outside.

Excellent food, also excellent service. They will tell you how to cook what they're selling and frequently give tastes.

Great organic and fresh food . Supports the community involves volunteers. Amazing chefs throw it down in The Kitchen.

Great location to check out local vendors but the crowds can be overwhelming

The food is amazing, but also pricey for me. It's my go to when I really want to treat myself, especially while trying to eat positively. I got salmon from the seafood place toward the back and beet pasta from Nella. It was incredible.

So great for tourist. Fresh sustainably focused centrally located to freedom trail Boston commons north end, and attached to Haymarket subway station!

Jennifer Lee's- Panini not pressed very well. Neither panini was all that yummy.Pastries, brownie and cookie were flavorless and stale. Woman who served me was nice and helpful. Hoped to rate it higher for the idea to have a gluten free vegan choice available. Think the idea needs refreshed.

Very interesting food market. Lots of unusual items. Fun place to shop

Wonderful market with great ambience. Prices are on the higher side, but quality of marchendise is great!

Nice market place with high quality and variaty of food and drinks. Many products from local farmers or producers.

Small market compared to Quincy market, but food choices are good and reasonably priced, except for the coffee vendor. Paid 6,50$ for a regular vanilla latte, but it was good.

Loved this place: great atmosphere, vibes and full of lovely shops.

Perfect to find nice crafts (jewelry, soaps, woodcarved items...), Shop groceries or make a stop to eat (great choices, definitely recommend the lobster roll ;)).

There are places to sit inside or outside, and clean toilets

one of my best public market experience. everyone was smiling and the atmosphere was high. great awesome

Excellent choices! So many gourmet places to go. All of the food is delicious and there are a couple of local markets with local produce.

There are a few different places to sit, with most people willing to share the space. The atmosphere is very lively!

Fancy food and specialty market filled with treats of all kinds

Maybe one of my favorite spots in town for locals or tourists. A constant source of new food discoveries, with an incredible variety of vendors. From ready made meals to local fresh ingredients, to beer and wine, I have never left empty handed or disappointed.

This was a great place to visit. We went on a Sunday. They had a large variety of food choices, a kid's place with live animals that was really cool, and some very wonderful fudge! I highly recommend a visit!

The smell of the apple cider donuts...oh my! Better than the Quincy Market food court, choices for all tastes. A great addition to Boston.

Amazing food with dollar oyster on the first sunday

My favorite part of my trip to Boston, by FAR! It was such a neat market!

Great place! The bread shop and the bagel shop! Donuts and coffee and meats and seafood. I've cream and vegan treats and just all kinds of great stuff.

Very cool place and iconic spot if you are visiting Boston.

Very surprised by number and quality of local vendors! Plenty of places for touristy snacking +noshing too! Not to miss for foodies and day time north end visitors!

Always new vendors. Love the public seating areas. Sadly many of the shops and produce are expensive.

Breakfast lunch and dinner lots of options and very quick. Also extremely precious!

Great place to hang around while visiting Boston. It is a must do place.

Amazing inside location of boutique shops and eateries next to Haymarket Farmers Market. Parking is validated in their garage if you go to a shop!

Romantic place to go as a couple ... very varied very entertaining there is everything and entertains you to see things from around the world as beers
and local products ... there must be more cheap things.

Interesting selection of shops and eateries. I will be back to sample some of the soups at the broth shop and pick up some shucked oysters and little neck clams.

Great place to get seafood and meat. Nice to walk around!

In it is a shop that sells beef, beef, beef, grazing grass, not fodder

Amazing local produce and meats. Everything is super fresh and locally sourced. Great spot to grab a bite to eat at anytime during the day.