The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market Review

Wonderful city vendor. If you're visiting Boston, be sure to stop by via the Green or Orange line for a friendly selection of produce, vegetables, nuts, raw honey, doughnuts, coffee, ramen...

Great I love to buy
Organic ingredients

I love just walking around the market. There is a great selection of food and drink. Everything in here is local, and you can tell the care and quality. May not be the cheapest stuff, but you get what you pay for.

I really like the Boston honey company section, great products.

Locally-sourced foods and wares, and there's a few places selling gluten free foods (definitely check out the gf clam chowder). The vendors are really friendly and approachable.

Pricey, tourist trap, slightly crowded... Still love the collection of vendors and artisan wares all in one place.

I get tea, drinks, potatoes, tomatoes... you name it!

Nice indoor market with a wide range of food choices.

I love the concept of this market. One place where you can buy local produce even if you do not have a farmers market in your town. I was eager for this place to open a couple years ago and was so excited when it did, but I quickly found out who this market was for. Even though most shops accept snap (aka food stamps) which I do not receive it is very pricey. I decided to work there part time on weekends because I loved it + wanted get great produce for a discount. When I worked there I noticed that the people who came into the market were either tourists just stopping by or white people. Not very diverse at all! Overall I ll say the place is pretty cool but the prices are uninviting.

A lot of different foods great place if you like to cook

Full of amazing food. They even have a free cookbook exchange area.

Levend bagels, juice, donuts--there are tons of nice small eats here with limited seating around large tables. Public restroom available.

Awesome addition to this area. Lots of cool vendors and spots to eat. Good atmosphere. Def worth stopping by.

Lots of good AFFORDABLE food selections. Best clam chowder!

Always fun, a brunch eclectic dining choises and a few venders including a wooden bowl seller, a Honey dealer, desserts, ice cream and a couple farm stands and seafood stand that makes sushi!

Cozy, comfortable prices, parking, variety, there is sweet food and it is close to other restaurants and bars

even if just visiting the city this is a must stop to get some inexpensive fruit or veggie. we went a few weeks ago and got 12 kiwis for under 3 dollars.

A variety of small quality shops from food to beer to household items. An open environment reminiscent of Reading Street Market in Philly

This was a fun experience my family went there and we loved the whole experience. I had apple cider from red apple farm and it was amazing

Spend tine exploring offerings for cooking classes.

Always loving coming to this place. Every first Sunday of the month, this place offers $1 Oysters. Definitely a must try!

A huge food joint offering multiple choice of fast food and drinks.

Lots of shops and a large variety of food but everything was pretty pricey and there's surprisingly little seating.

It isna mecca for those of us who love food both local and fresh.

Well organized, nice variety of vendors of varying quality

Local growers showing off their goods in a public market setting. Free Wi-Fi with inside and outside seating.

This is a great place to get a cup of coffee or have lunch. There are a lot of choices.

Apple cider donut, grass fed beef, local fresh veggies all for good prices.

This place is great but I gave it three stars because it's over priced for most items and there is no place to sit. On a cold winter weekend, if you pop in here to grab a bite to eat, you will need to eat it standing up most likely because there is hardly any seating.

Love all the cool vendors at Boston Public Market. Whatever you're in the mood for they have.

I have never been in there. Sky high prices and they have the nerve to accept food stamps.

Good place, good food. The prices could be better...

BPM features local artisanal fare from quick serve kiosks to fresh produce from area farms. This is more than a farmers market, with high end food court offerings, a butcher shop, wine and beer, there is something for everyone. Biggest complaint is price. Many vendors are selling goods at price points that border on outrageous, so dont expect Shaw's or Market basket prices. Nonetheless, the goods are high quality and the folks working are friendly. Worth taking a look at if you are in the area, great options for folks on the go for breakfast, lunch, and dinner too.

It was really nice clean and it smell like fresh donuts. They have farms inside and you can use the WIC coupons

Good idea and good food; however clearly geared towards tourists. It would be nice to see more variety and more affordable prices.

This is a beautiful venue full of local farmers, meat purveyors, wine and beer stores, cheese, and gifts. There's also a delicious food court full of options and a great play area for little ones. Highly recommended.

This market is a great addition to Boston.

It has about 20 different vendors--Farmer's stalls (with veggies, dairy, cider and cider doughnuts, and more), an ice cream stand, fresh pasta, bakery, nuts, seafood, a couple sandwich stands (Bahn Mi and a Pastrami stand), delicious cheese, a candy stand, a stand that has beautiful handmade (and prices accordingly) bowls and trays, Union Square Doughnuts, a salami stand, etc. Look online--there's a list of the vendors. There's a kitchen where you can take lessons.

There are public bathrooms (code is at the bottom of your receipt!), and they validate parking at the garage that you enter from Subdury St ($3 for 3 hrs, after that it's back to regular pricing).

A lot of the vendors take EBT which is pretty neat.

There are bistro tables, but it is a little tricky if you're looking for brunch foods (though there is a coffee stand!), it's more of a farmer's market in that regard. If you look, you can get a bahn mi, some Jewish food (Inna's), some Chowder (Red's), some grilled cheese at one of the cheese stands, and doughnuts etc, where it's a little simpler to shop for something.

A great addition to Boston!

Wide variety of high quality food in a clean, spacious area.

Very peaceful in it's own way it's a busy spot but when you have the awe to look at Boston ,it was sooo nice gggg

a lot of great snall shops, cofee, kombucha, donughts and beer :)

Finally found a fresh market in Boston! My way to find a breakfast spot which I nicely discovered there is not in Boston and stumbled across this gem. Please it's the closest thing to healthy breakfast you're going to get in Boston!

Boston Public Market is the perfect example of an indoor farmers market. Offering a wide variety of food to eat right now, from ramen to apple cider doughnuts, and ingredients to bring home there is something for everyone. The prices are affordable but during busy times it can be hard to find seating. It would be a great spot to get a portable lunch during a day of sightseeing!

Looks relatively new and I love all the little vendors all selling different things. Great seating area everywhere!

Love it, always visit when in Boston, but pricey! Makes me appreciate the Saint John City Market.

An awesome Market full of different modern foods and things.

Nice place but sad that tara chocolate is not there

This is a collection of local vendors who sell a variety of items.I come here for the popovers. I think it's called The Popover Lady or something like that. It's right by the door. These things are AMAZING. You can get them plain or with cheese or a number of different ways but I get it with cinnamon sugar on it and she heats it up for you if you like and gives you butter packets (deadly). I work two blocks away but I just start ripping at it like an animal as I take the short walk and I'm tossing the bag in the trash as I walk in the door.

Love this place - great artisan shops and food!! Brilliant for a lunch stop!!

This place has a lot of food choices and is near many other fun spots.

The food was great!

I love the Crescent Ridge ice cream shop there! Yum.

Boston public market. Such a nice place. So many things to chose from here. They have classes for different things, cooking being one of them. They are a little pricey but worth walking through and checking out. Most likely you'll leave with at least one thing

Amazing selection of gourmet products. Would have never guessed this was hidden away near the T stop.

Not enough table s to sit and eat.but food were good.

I love this place, because it has so much to offer. You have so many choices. A whole lot of goodness in one place. Especially dealing directly with the farms and you can make special requests.