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My boyfriend and I stopped in during a layover for breakfast. I purchased an asiago bagel with cream cheese, whereas he purchased an acai bowl plus a smoothie. One of us was clearly feeling healthier than the other. My bagel was completed first but his didn't take much longer. We sat by the edge at a high top counter that conveniently had plugs for charging devices. Prices were airport-level decent for the product offerings. read more

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Sheeka B.

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I love this market, and it's in one of my favorite airports. Boston Public Market has pretty much anything you're looking for. From fresh pressed juices, to bagels, to burgers, chicken and salmon sandwiches, to tacos, and a full sized Starbucks. It's self service, but you can speak to someone if you want to order with a human. Everything is reasonably priced, and the portions are huge! But it does get busy and hectic, so have an extra helping of patience as well. 5/5 read more

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Rick C.

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This is a collection of restaurants and bars. The 5 rating is based on - clean area to sit and eat - good selection of food and drink across businesses. - the salmon bagel I ordered at Market bagel was great. I was less impressed with the Starbucks experience. I would score this Starbucks a 3 based on slow service and lukewarm drip coffee. I just could not find this as a separate business on the Yelp app. Otherwise I would've written a separate review. read more

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Rosey G.

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The onsite market place just elevated my BOS experience to a new level. Great local vendors with varieties that seem can satisfy all appetites. The Market Bagels and Mother Juice are two favorites other than the SBX across the hall. I got the Overnight Oats from the Mother's with a wonderful surprise. One of the best I've had for sure. Delicious rolled oats with almond milk, almond butter, fresh blueberries and strawberries with crunch coconut flakes, dates for natural sweetness. The lady server at the counter directed me to make purchase at the bagel's place, then pick up with her. Friendly and efficient. I would definitely comeback to try all the others on the menu. So worth the walk from the B gates! read more

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Beth Ann P.

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We stopped in for fresh apple cider donuts. They were delightfully delicious!!! Fresh, warm, and busting with flavor.... Sorry I ate mine before I had a chance to snap a photo!! Super clean interior, friendly and quick service. read more

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So happy that Boston has a Boston Public Market that allows a variety of vendors sell and offer a wide array selection of cuisines all in one prime location near the T station and indoors, away from the weather and elements. Good selection of vendors and artisan items sold. read more

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David H.

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This is a new opened food court type area based on Boston's Public Market. The vendors are local businesses (except for a Starbucks which was in the area before the rest of the food court was built) which have locations in the original Public Market. There is a Red's Best seafood, Mother Juice, a bar which serves food from the other vendors, a Fresh Eats salad, and a Market Bagels. Sadly the Beantown Pastrami location doesn't seem to be open although it is still signed. I sat at the bar and ordered fish and chips which was bought over from Red's. Quick service, the food was there in 10 minutes or less. The bar is located at the back of the food court near some windows which give a view of the Terminal C and Terminal E tarmac areas. The fish and chips were quite good and the drink prices weren't jacked sky high (no pun intended). Glad to see that some local businesses are getting a spot in the airport. Hopefully more from the Public Market open locations here, eyes on you Beantown Pastrami. read more

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James W.

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Bagel place has George Howell coffee which is great. Bagels are just ok. But my issue is that they have a breakfast sandwich that says it has tomato and arugula. So I ordered it on an everything bagel as it's a bagel Place. It came with nothing on it and when I asked, they said the breakfast sandwich is on an English muffin and not a bagel. Kind of unbelievable as the menu doesn't say, and what are we supposed to assume? Sounds petty I know, but it's annoying when you don't get what you think you ordered. And of course they make it like it's my fault. They said I ordered wrong. Hmmm. read more

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Pleasantly surprised by a simple lox ANS smear on a toasted sesame bagel! Near gate C27 at Logan Airport I decided to splurge and pay $15.50 for this, since a two egg breakfast priced out about the same. Was absolutely perfect and the best one I have ever had, save one I made on a car ferry years ago returning from Nova Scotia with lox I had lucked up locally. The sandwich was perfectly toasted, with a very generous serving of salmon and cream cheese that was anything but skimpy. There was a nice hint but not too much purple onion, and the perfect hint of capers. read more

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Boston Public Market - The item purchased: bagel with lox and all the fixings - Food Court Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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We were flying out of Boston Logan Airport on a 11 am flight. Most of the lunch places did not open until 11, so dining options to grab and take on the plane were limited. Market East sold both breakfast and lunch options with bagel sandwiches. I opted for a turkey club bagel sandwich and a chicken caprese bagel sandwich for my husband and me. Prices were about 13 dollars each. Service was quick. read more

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Nadia V.

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Best place to stop while waiting on your jet blue flight. Enjoy your glass of wine. I sipped on a glass of Malbec wine. The bartender was quick and friendly; I can't tell he loves what he does read more

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Be prepared to have all five of your senses satisfied. The selections of food, drinks and other offerings are unlimited. Follow your nose to wherever it leads you and you can't go wrong. This is a bright and open space that can be crowed based on when you go, but the experience is worth it. Love this spot. read more

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Emil C.

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Back in April, after getting through the TSA checkpoint, I didn't feel like walking all over the terminal to search for something good to eat, so I ended up just getting a cheeseburger at the Boston Public Market. It wasn't cheap at $12.65 plus tax, but at least it was pretty decent. There were plenty of tables in the area for people to eat their food. read more

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Yuni F.

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This market is pretty cool with lots of different options for food and plenty of tables. I went for a bagel one morning and a crepe another time. Also I found super cute pearl earrings! read more

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Zandreia K.

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I didn't even realize I was here. The bartender is hilarious, even though he's a Patriots' fan. I had a great time while waiting on my delayed flight. The atmosphere was definitely a vibe, mainly because of the customers. We were all just trying to pass the time. One had an infectious laugh that kept the rest of us thoroughly entertained. I didn't eat, so I can't speak for the food, but if I am ever delayed again at BOS, I know exactly where to sit. read more

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Markus R.

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This is not local at all. It is run by the Italian company Autogrill, which is one of the largest operators of airport and road restaurants in the world. The place serves canteen quality food under a series of fake restaurant names. It is all a single restaurant where you can order from any register. Prices are typical airport fast food prices. Staff appears unhappy with having to work. It also has a real Starbucks. read more

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Megan S.

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This is our go-to breakfast spot whenever we're in Boston! The large variety of vendors offers something for everyone, and we appreciate being able to support local small businesses. Very family-friendly but still with high-quality food. The smoked salmon pate and popovers are particularly good! read more

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Andrew M.

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Pastrami company was a BUST! Sandwich looked like someone stomped on it and came with NOTHING for $17.80 - not even a pickle! The bread was broken and squashed so much it was like thinner than a potato chip. Gross -100/10 read more

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Stuart P.

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Great fish and chips. Crisp batter and boat loads of perfect chips washed down with a few pints of IPA while watching football at the bar on Christmas Eve. Not sure it gets much better? read more

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I like it I really do minus driving there and parking. It's clean, the people are friendly. I get farm fresh produce. It's like a treasure hunt if gold were lettuce. Want an epic salad, start here. It's a tourist spot for sure but it's not like Faniel hall. If you want a chill shopping experience go early. read more

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More info about Boston Public Market

300 Terminal Dr
Boston, MA 02128
East Boston
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https://www.massport.com/logan-airport/dining-shopping/restaurants/

Hours

What time does Boston Public Market open?

Boston Public Market opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Friday, Tuesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Boston Public Market close?

Boston Public Market closes at 10:00 PM on Monday and Friday.Boston Public Market closes at 9:00 PM on Tuesday and Thursday.Boston Public Market closes at 11:00 PM on Wednesday and Saturday.Boston Public Market closes at 8:00 PM on Sunday.

Mon, Fri 8:00 AM - 10:00 PMTue, Thu 8:00 AM - 9:00 PMWed, Sat 8:00 AM - 11:00 PMSun 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Food & Alcohol

Does Boston Public Market serve alcohol?

Yes, Boston Public Market serves alcohol.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Boston Public Market have parking?

Yes, Boston Public Market has parking options. Validated Parking

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Does Boston Public Market have free WiFi?

Yes, Boston Public Market has free WiFi.

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Row 34 - Seaport

The food was amazing and my family loved it as well I'd recommend stopping here if you are in…read moreBoston!

Row 34 in Seaport seriously blew me away. I've had oysters in a lot of places but this one is on…read moreanother level. We tried 4 different types and every single one tasted super fresh, clean, and just really high quality. You can tell they know what they're doing here, even the way they shuck it is nice and clean, no shell pieces or anything. Their menu actually has like 10+ kinds of oysters, highly selective and premium. I really wish we had more time (and stomach space) to try more. But we already had like 3 dinners planned that night lol so this was more like a "stop by and eat as much oysters as possible" situation. Honestly I'm pretty sure the other food here is just as good, based on what I saw on other tables. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Boston.

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Busy restaurant on the water and one of my favorite lobster rolls on this trip. Huge portions and…read morevery lively in here. Server was a bit slow but due to the influx from the FIFA fans. Started with the cup of clam chowder that comes dripping from the cup. They use a lot of dill here and come out hot. A bit on the salty side but oyster cracker helps with that. The lobster mac and cheese came with a salad. The lobster mac had a nice broiled cheese top and a creamy inside. Nice lobster and cheesy flavor to it. I got the warm lobster roll and changed it to come with onion rings for $1. The onion rings tasted homemade. Slight crisp to it and thick onions. The lobster roll was massive and the amount of lobster it came with was incredible. Poured the hot butter and squeeze lemon on it for an amazing bite. Would come back here for a larger party to share the plates and order more stuff from here. The lobster bisque is only on the weekends. They have daily menus as well.

This was just a great overall experience. The food is solid, the vibe is excellent, the service is…read morepretty good, location is nice on the water and it is exactly what one looks for in their visit to Boston. Here is a breakdown: Clam chowder 5/5 - well flavored and well balanced, I prefer a little thinner but there is nothing to complain about here Fish and chips 3/5 - this was ok, I liked the bite size pieces for sharing but didn't love the breading Lobster mac and cheese 5/5 - loved the big chunks of lobster so you could really taste it vs small pieces that blend in Calamari - 5/5 - lightly breaded and perfectly fried, the cocktail sauce is excellent, the tartar sauce used sweet pickles which weren't my fave but still good

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Lolita Back Bay

This restaurant is a 10/10. I genuinely hope to visit Boston again one day just to try more items…read morefrom their menu. We walked in without reservations and they were fully booked for the night, but they do have bar seating and a couple of side tables where you can grab a quick bite from the full menu. The ambiance is a 10/10. The decor is insane in the best way. The red chandeliers are stunning, the bar setup is perfection, and the low lighting with the table centerpieces really ties everything together. Even the bathrooms were insanely beautiful which is crazy to say but it stood out. It's rare to find restrooms that are that clean and well-designed. The drinks were great. I can't remember the name of the cocktail I got, but it had red sugar on the rim and it perfectly matched the whole aesthetic of the restaurant. For food, I got the steak taco and the fish taco and both were delicious. We were just stopping by for a quick bite before heading to the movies , but I really wish we could have stayed for a full meal because everything was amazing. Hopefully we'll get the chance to come back again one day.

We made a reservation, but when we arrived we decided to sit outside since the patio is first come,…read morefirst serve. The patio has a great vibe and is in an awesome spot. The queso was delicious, but it was very small and only came with a few chips. The mahi tacos were the standout for us, and the carne asada was also excellent! Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. The portions are on the smaller side, but we still really enjoyed the meal. Would recommend!

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Made a reservation on a weekday, which was not necessary but with a family of five in a small…read morerestaurant you never know. We all enjoyed the bread and our meals greatly. Gratis Limoncello afterwards and everything. Waiter was great, place is charming in the North End. This was a big hit with adults and children both. Not busy either which is what we were looking for. Didn't want a crazy tourist restaurant.

Now THIS was great Italian! We made a 7:30 pm reservation for a summer Saturday night and got in…read moreright away. The restaurant is adorable, although the tables are small and very close together. It was quite loud and hard to hold a conversation. Service was great. I had the chicken parmigiana with penne and my dining companion had the fettuccine Alfredo. We both thought this was our favorite Italian we've had in a long time.