The Kitchen at the Boston Public Market Review

The vendors at Haymarket Square are awesome and a pleasure to do business with. If you're looking for your fruits and vegetables on the cheap it's definitely the place to go.

Lots of interesting food vendors. Had a tasty Mediterranean lunch

Enjoyed every bit of it. I haven t bought anything there but lots of variety. I remember coffee was good in one of the outlet

Great local food products of all kinds. Perfect space to hit as a local or a tourist to try things out and take some delicious items home. Clean space, but can get crowded sometimes of course!

Great little shops with high quality food. I can heartily recommend anything baked.

Great market filled with local vendors, but all kind of pricey.

Very bougie. But I can't help myself but like it. Things are more expensive than they should be. Stark contrast to the Haymarket outside.

Lots to eat and see here. Difference between this place and Quincy Hall is that the shops here are more independent grocers and less commercial.

Nice venue with a market feel. Would be nice if there was more seating.

Great place, something for everyone, no matter what you like, and Q's Nuts has a wide variety nuts that you'll go nuts for.

I loved Jennifer lee's vegan and allergen friendly shoppe

Kinda disappointing. I thought it was going to have more offerings. I live in philly and love the reading terminal market. I thought it was going to be like that.

There's something for everyone! Noodle bowls, beer tasting, macarons, smoothies, chocolate, donuts & more. You gotta check it out.

This place has some really unique shops and dining. I recommend trying the Boston cream fudge; tasted EXACTLY like the pie. A must-see soon your visit to Boston.

I really enjoyed visiting here. The variety of choices here were over whelming. I had a cup of coffee that was perfect. Planning on ordering a cheese stone. Great shopping.

An interesting melting pot of fresh produce, food and drinks, artisans' handicraft

Cool but a little fancy for our family. Great organic and allergy options

Basically a huge indoor food court with some shops. Great place if you have food allergies/intolerances. Lots of variety. Prices can be high at some shops.

Great options and open later than Quincy market on Sunday.

High prices but you're getting good quality products. Local and sustainably sourced items.

Tourist trap, pastrami sandwich for $17.00, the place is a joke!

Such a welcome addition to this area! Super easy access via T, although parking is tough. This market has pretty much everything you need for a busy yuppie-- quick healthy grab-n-go dinners and beverages, snacks/sweets, and fresh local produce.

It's expensive, but everything there is high quality. The cheese shops were especially good, with very helpful and friendly staff. I'll definitely be going back when I run low on good cheese.

Boston market is lovely.I never knew it was there .Mayor Walsh has done great things new for Boston.I never really have been exploring new places.But Boston's Mayor is good great .I like always Elizabeth Warren I am supporting her.She got moves and will be a great President.

High end, hipster market with prepared food and things like fancy chocolates.

This is a really modern public market. You ll find a lot of food options along with many other goodies to take home to make your own dishes or some snacks to nibble on. There s ample seating so if your coming here to meet with a group of friends you won t have trouble finding a place to get situated.

Everything from maple bacon donuts to lemon juice and ginger "shots". It was a great place to start a tour around Boston, and less "touristy" than Fanueil Hall.

This place is pretty good. They are packed and chaotic on the weekends, but that to be expected, so its fine i guess. The food they serve is next level, along with the options and the fact its fairly clean as well...go check it out. 4 starzz

This place has a good selection of food and home goods.

Tried the smoked salmon on a bagel and it was absolutely delicious! Must go to Red's Best and try their food! Me and my husband got: clam chowder, lobster bisque, salmon burger and oysters. The oysters are SO FRESH! Just squeeze a little bit lemon on it and that is all you need! Enjoy the true taste itself from those fresh oysters!

Lots of incredible local stores. Great quality food. Highly recommended!

Get the loaded pizza bagel from the bagel store - you will NOT regret it!!

Good food options, though more is always appreciated. The space was cleaner than I expected

Loved the variety of local things, especially the apple cider donuts!!!

Fresh groceries at a really low price! Can t beat this!

Where can I start? There are so many unique choices for breakfast and lunch! I had a chese and egg sandwich at Popover Lady kiosk... it may sound ordinary, but the bread was an asiago cheese popover, which took it to the next level. My husband had a sourdouhg bagel sandwich from Levend bagelry with marinated saurkraut and hummus... that was simply delicious.

I couldn't get enough of this place...fresh everything

It is a great spot for both locals and vistors because you can find local goods but also a good place to bring out of town guests for a coffee before you walk around Quincy Market. Love this place!

The best. Healthy all natural foods for you while supporting local agriculture and entrepreneurship in our city. What's better than that?

A little pricey for most things but a step up from Haymarket

Has many local vendors. Can be on the pricier side, but the food options are pretty good.

This is a mix of artisan grocery store and lunch place. There are a bunch of different stalls, about half have changed in the year I have lived here. There are places to buy fresh pasta, wine, and fresh fruits and veggies. There are also a few places where you can get lunch, like crepes or quesadillas. Very cute space, plus there is a farmers market right outside during summer weekends.

Lots of fun, great food vendors, artisans and fun place to walk around to get the flavor of Boston.

Boston Public Market has a wide variety of pastas, meats, seafood, coffee, sweet treats, produce, beer and many other great things. I also love the fact that you can buy prepared foods at this market. I am especially a fan of Red's Best which offers amazing fish sandwiches and salads. There are plenty of spots to sit and eat inside and outside (when the weather is nice). Another fun treat is the selection of local beers!

A good central market in Boston variety of stores and good places to eat and try traditional food

It is really far from the public market, but I'm talking about the Winter one.

Roomy. Warm. Lots of Christmas stuff. Found the beer but no drinking it. Dough. Seafood. Prime meats.Bagels. chocolate. So much more! Near Haymarket. Orange and Green MBTA T subway.

Great for lunch also to bring people wanting something new

Amazing place. Everything looks fantastic. Recommended trying the Apple cider donuts.

Wonderful market full of boutique vendors. The coffee at George Howell is particularly good.

Went mid-day on a Thursday and it was very relaxing. Expect it gets busy on the weekend!

Great donuts and good selection of specialty items.

Great space with a good variety and amazing food. Air Conditioned, and has seating.

This place is awesome so many booths so lil time def recomend this highly Boston pastrami its got best sandwiches out of this world

Nice market with a variety of fresh foods and some handcrafted items. Early morning times some of the booths are not open. We enjoyed a bagle while walking through all the vendors.

THE CITY JUST OPENED THIS BOSTON PUBLIC MARKET SOME FEW YEARS BACK. IT TOOK THE CITY A WHILE TO GET THE MARKET

Clean, loaded with food options, a bit pricey. Not a lot of seating. But an adventure, none the less.

Cute, clean but few sellers. Small stop with less confusion than the nearby Quincy

It's great to have this public market in Boston (especially because this was just a vacant space for YEARS before.) Lots of nice stuff in here; raw local honey, a couple cheese stands, lunch and dinner vendors, breads, coffee, etc. but it only gets 3 stars as the prices (especially for the produce from the farm stands) are VERY expensive. Come in for lunch or very specialty grocery shopping, but do your normal produce shopping elsewhere (unless you've got deep pockets ;) )

Wonderful place with great grub, clean food and beverages, and engaging activities. It's part clean food court, with the best quality there is, and part community area, with cooking classes and other events. The classes and everything else can be pricey, but perhaps that goes with the location. The ambience is great too.

Wonderful market with lots of fresh foods and local goods.

I love this place. It's very clean and everything was well maintained. Their food are made locally and there is a great shops all in one place. Highly Recommend!!!

Nice variety of different local vendors. Not too crowded either with Faneuil Hall seeming to take in a bulk of the crowds. A few samples to be found as well and some good events on certain days.

It is a huge and beautiful park, my family and I arrived by train but the train lifts are very dirty.

BPM is awesome, esp when it's wet outside and you're meeting friends from out of town! Great assortment of food and craft vendors. Recommendation: go at closing time, and vendors may be ready to get rid of the day's baked goods (at least The Popover Lady was --and they were very good!). Bathrooms were ok, which is saying something for a downtown, public location in a city as big as Boston. Very clean, even at the end of the day. Atmosphere was casual, with shared seating, but quiet enough for conversation.

A little overpriced, but overall great selection of stores.

Lots of local selections but some don't deliver on good quality even with the high prices. I'm thinking the seafood spot. Red's?