Stephanie Cmar of Top Chef and No. 9 Park recently launched a new Pop-up shop for weekend donuts at…read moreThe Butcher Shop in the south end. It's open from 9-11am or until they sell out. Visit quickly because I believe it ends on March 9th. Having received literally one of the last donuts of the weekend I could not have been more thrilled. I didn't even get a complete donut - they had run out of the Bavarian cream filling. But the donut was light, yeasty, and delicious. The chocolate frosting was so rich! I cannot wait to get there even earlier next weekend! Also, as someone that gets starstruck a little too easily it was really awesome to see Stephanie in person slinging her donuts. I wish her nothing but the best - well and quick funding for her own brick and mortar.

Service: Some of the nicest sales people i have ever worked with. They were able to figure out my…read morestyle very quickly and guide me to the most perfect outfits for me. I wanted something i could wear to a casual wedding party and i found beautiful elegant outfits. Prices are very affordable for the designer clothing offered. It took me this long to get there and i will definitely become a repeat customer. Checks or cash preferred.

I've bought some of the coolest clothes I've ever owned at this shoppe!…read more It's been a few years. I hope to go back this week!

Love the range of great artisan products and exciting events being held at this gallery. The staff…read moreare really nice and welcoming! They use all pre-cautious measures for covid-19.

If you are looking for art to beautify your home or yourself, and/or a one-of-a-kind gorgeous gift,…read morecome to The Gallery in Malden! With artist receptions and performance events, this is the local happening place. I strongly recommend coming here. You will leave happier, filled with the joy of having been immersed in a very special place in our city.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace is one of Boston's most iconic destinations, bringing together historic…read morearchitecture, a busy food hall, and a wide variety of shops in the heart of downtown. The marketplace spans two floors and is constantly filled with both locals and visitors, making it an energetic place to stop while exploring the city. Whether you're looking for a quick meal, browsing unique retailers, or simply taking in the atmosphere, there's always something happening. The main floor is home to a large selection of quick-service food vendors offering everything from seafood and pizza to international cuisine and desserts. There are plenty of choices, although the prices are noticeably higher than average, reflecting the marketplace's prime location and popularity. One downside is the limited indoor seating, which can make finding a table difficult during busy lunch hours or on weekends. The second floor adds another layer to the experience by hosting rotating pop-up shops and special events throughout the year. During my visit, there was a FIFA World Cup pop-up store, which gave me another reason to explore beyond the food vendors. These changing events help keep the marketplace feeling fresh, especially if you've visited before. Because of its popularity, the atmosphere is lively and often crowded. It works best as a place to grab a quick bite or spend some time wandering rather than settling in for a long meal. Even with the crowds, the layout is easy to navigate, and there are plenty of interesting storefronts to browse while making your way through the marketplace. Overall, Faneuil Hall Marketplace remains a worthwhile stop when visiting downtown Boston. While the food is on the expensive side and seating can be limited, the combination of historic surroundings, diverse dining options, and rotating events makes it a fun place to explore. It's an easy destination to include while sightseeing, shopping, or looking for a quick meal in the city.

My favorite part was the historical section downstairs, as well as the stories from slaves…read moredisplayed upstairs. Unfortunately, it was hard to read everything since it's all set up as a marketplace, so standing and reading all the text means you're probably in someone's way. I wish there was more of a dedicated section to the historical significance of the building in the upstairs area.

There's a new market (like a craft fair) in Quincy every Saturday. It's sponsored by the Quincy…read moreChamber of Commerce and there are different vendors every week - a bunch you'll recognize from their winter market. The week I stopped by there were just a few vendors but I will check back again. The location is nice, outside next to The Fours.

Michaela's Market has bee products like honey and bee wax chapstick, crochet sweaters and scarves,…read moreand beautiful art. They also offer crochet classes. All products are made by local artists and a local beekeeper

Was closed indefinitely.I wish it would have been open because it looked very cute inside. Just be…read moreaware.

This is a nice shop. There isn't a lot of inventory but what they do have is pretty nice. It's a…read morecute arrangement. I think most of their inventory is mix of vintage and maybe some recycled vintage. It looked mostly vintage though. Prices are usually $30-$55 or so. It's not the cheapest but I think most vintage is usually not dirt cheap. Some of the dresses were really cute and I would have totally worn them!