TL;DR = Relatively clean and easy to navigate. Other than some old parking machines, it's upkeep…read morehas been reasonable. As this review was coming together in my head, it was teetering between four and five stars. It has to do with the parking structure and it's unique, split nature. It seems to be split into two halves, with a busway and drop-off zone in between. As I am a lover or simplicity and usability, this design had me asking "why?!" While I've never driven in, I like to keep my reviews detailed and balanced. It took more looking at Google Maps than I care to admit, but I think I have a better understanding now. If I am correct, it has to do with Thomas Burgin Pkwy having a section of road I personally loathe. It contains merging, splitting off, and merging again. Lanes are suddenly added or ended, and all this combined with Massachusetts drivers who think they are immortal! But I digress... There are elevators at the center of the parking structure, and these are both clean and free of the 'lovely' smells so many MBTA elevators are blessed with. While I wouldn't eat off a bench, the station is one of the cleaner ones in the system, and that includes the bathroom. While not immaculate, it's good for a train station. The station is also fairly easy to navigate, as long as you remember which side of the garage you parked on. There is one lobby, and a center platform which is elevator and escalator accessible. This station also has some relics of the past. There was a stall selling 'something' which hasn't been opened in years. The machines used to pay for parking are still around and powered on, though parking is now via an app. Things of that nature. Finally, the staff I've encountered at this station have been friendly and knowledgeable. Boston and the Metro-Boston area are not generally known for amazing subway stations. However, when it comes to cleanliness and relative ease of use, Quincy Adams is up towards the top. Aesthetically, not a work of art, but not an agglomeration of rust, disrepair, and patchwork.

A decent station, felt semi safe here. There is an upper and lower area. The line to Braintree is…read moreone of the slowest, especially between JFK. Riders be warned! Quite dystopian

Great selections and large aisles... a bit overwhelming with the number of people but it was the…read moreSaturday before Thanksgiving... so many choices!

I accompanied my mother here since she heard it was a really cool store and wanted to give the…read morestore a spin. They have all different types of arts and craft products, sewing items, yarn, paints, craft kits, candle items, colored pens/pencils and anything that you might need for your crafting needs. There was even a good selection of seasonal decorative items, right now being Fall themed. We grabbed some of the Fall decorations to put outside in our front yard plus I saw a word puzzle book that looked pretty good so I got that as well. The prices and selection here were not bad at all. There were plenty of clerks scattered about the store looking to help customers find what they were looking for. I found it to be a very fun store to shop.

My first observation is they NEED MORE VISIBLE SECURITY at the Turnstiles And entrances!…read moreI have seen many fare avoiders following riders right behind them to get in free! UNACCEPTABLE and DANGEROUS! I have turned around at one point told them to BACK OFF.... That's not a good idea, one never knows if they will attack. I don't see any one around whenever I use the T. Someone needs to be aware of possible issues and stand and observe the public and keep us all safe ! MAKE YOUR VIOCES HEARD TO MBTA!

Very good bagels. They also have pre-made salads and wraps if you are in a rush to catch your…read moretrain or bus.

This tremendous floating Naval Museum is truly a glimpse in the past that changed the world!…read moreIt's a very powerful and moving tribute to those in the Service of their County and for all of us need to reflect on their sacrifices to make us live Free! This Quincy BUILT Heavy Cruiser is permanently docked by Fore River Bridge! In 1994 came back home to her birthplace to stay! This Shipbuilding Floating Museum should not be missed!

The Salem is a very unique museum ship as it is the only US heavy cruiser from the WW II era still…read morein existence. There is a light cruiser up in Buffalo NY but that is a different class of ship. These heavy cruisers were really attractive ships back then and Salem was brought into service soon after the war ended. Her class of cruisers had the new rapid fire 8" guns that soon went out of style as we entered into the missile age. They were at the time the peak of naval gun technology. I visited the Salem on Sunday, the day after going to Battleship Cove in Fall River. This ship is only open on Fri, Sat and Sun and I was looking forward to visiting her since I have never been on a cruiser before (obviously). It was a little difficult finding her berth as it is located in an industrial section of Quincy. Parking spaces are few in their small main lot and then they have an overflow area that is also small. I was beginning to understand that with the small parking area and being only open on weekends that Salem doesn't get many visitors. Her berthing space is deplorable next to some old beached barges on one side that are junk. Onboard she is in the same shape as the ships at Battleship Cove. That means a lot of visible rust, very poor signage, no tour markers so you are on your own with their supplied map finding your way around. Going forward on the main deck I found grass growing in many of the screw holes on the teak deck. This ship is in poor shape and not suitable for the general public to tour it in my opinion. I am sure there a well meaning group of volunteers here but the maintenance schedule is so far behind they will never catch up with it. The ship needs a large infusion of money from state and local governments and/or private foundations to pay skilled shipyard workers to bring her back to glory. Considering her location and limited visiting hours unless something is done soon this ship will be lost forever and relegated to the scrap heap like all of her predecessors from WW II. That would mean no surviving heavy cruiser from that era and they would be a shame. I wish them luck but I am not optimistic. I hate writing this review. By the way the only reason I am giving Salem a 3 score and not a 2 like I did at Battleship Cove is because below decks they have several well appointed spaces dedicated to some of the other services and their members with nice exhibits in them. That part is reasonably well done.

I was in town to support my friends at the Boston Marathon. I stayed in Quincy to save some money…read more I came through this station for the majority of the trip. Although the platform was open, exposing you to the weather, they do have areas where you can take shelter while waiting for the next train. There were a couple of restaurant options across the street on Brook St and nearby Hancock St. I was able to grab lunch or dinner before heading back to my hotel.

Wollaston Parking Lot in Quincy is convenient and easily accessible spot for parking. Has plenty of…read morespaces, especially for those visiting the area and wanting to get into Boston without the traffic. It's a well-maintained lot that was renovated a few years ago. Not cramped, good spaced out parking but it tends to fill up quickly during peak hours but I haven't experienced any issues. Alternatively you can park at North Quincy Station which is about a 5-minute drive further down the line. Overall, it's hassle-free parking as they don't have anyone in the booth like they did years ago. Be sure to have the PayByPhone app if you want to save $1, or just have them bill your car based on the license plate.

Clean. Large variety of items- jewelry, ornaments, clothes, books. Store employees are always…read morehelpful and polite.

I am not a hallmark store person, but needed a gift, so I went here. I found 3 matching necklaces…read morefor my daughter and nieces that said "fearless" since they were staring a new school. The first week of school, one of the necklaces broke so I went in to find a replacement. Well, they didn't have one that said FEARLESS. In talking with the girl at the counter, she understood why I wanted the particular gift. Can I tell you she took the time to fi the necklace?? They gave me the refund and said if she could fix the necklace, she would call me. Well she called me and I went back and bought it. It's that kind of customer service that this world is missing. The girl literally made my day. A++

Cool store. My family and I really liked it. It's shocking how far Lego has become as far as…read morequality. Yes it's expensive but it's got some amazing stuff. I bought my son his first Lego set well let me rephrase that he bought himself his first Lego said outside of the big block ones he is used to from money her earn and he was so happy the joy on his face was great and the staff that works there are fantastic. Very nice people. Very Friendly .. I will return soon

Great service Good…read morepeople here My little sister comes here on the daily. Place has a friendly atmosphere . Highly recommend a visit or build a Lego, and have a great time .

Had an excellent time. I know there are a lot of complaints about trying to see, but yea it's a…read morewhale watch with probably 200 people. Luckily everybody on my boat was willing to move around so people could see. I wasn't right up against an edge but I still got to see plenty and had amazing views. The staff is wonderful, they even come around with whale artifacts on the way back, and do plenty of explaining while the whales are jumping out of the water.

We took the boat to Salem from Long Warf. The boat was pretty fast and we appreciated the…read morehistorical knowledge we heard on board. So much history in this area!! On the ride back (last ship at 7) we were dazzled by a gorgeous sunset over Boston. We upgraded to the trolley because we were excited about being able to jump on and off, however we were told they no longer did that and they were shuttling people to weddings. We took the tour around the island, which was okay. It did give us an idea on what we would want to walk back to afterward, but it wasn't worth the extra money.

I've used Goldie Rides to get to Logan for years. They always provide excellent service, price…read morecomparison shows they always save me money. I just completed a ride. My driver was a delight, the car was spotless. Timeiness is always perfect. This time I had to make pre-trip changes and the office was amazingly flexible and helpful. I can't recommend Goldie Rides strongly enough.

Goldies experience exceeded expectations. Was headed to hospital and not in great shape. Driver was…read moreon time and car was clean and comfortable. The driver himself helpful and pleasant. Communication with scheduler is great. Provided information the day prior. Cost extremely reasonable, but worth more for that level of service.

Pretty good. Usually not that busy when I've gone. A good spot for toddlers. My girl is 2 and loved…read moreit. Easy for her to get around and go up and down the slides safely. Some play places stress me out and this isn't one of them.

The good: Play area is nice for kids to play. Toddler area is nice as well for the size…read more The Bad: Once you pay your money and walk through the gate its pretty much kill or be killed. Some Parents just come in and stare at their phones while thier male kid is literlly punching girls in the face. Either that or your older bigger kid that is way to big for the toddler area is roundhouse kicking a toddler in the face....and you look up and theirs no parent or staff member watching whats goin on!? Their should be a staff member watching the play area and if their is a kid behaving bad and parent is not correcting the child. Either the parent should be made aware or ask the parent and child to leave