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.

Fun, lovely, historic, touristy! Faneuil Hall is a bit of everything! If you want to see lots of…read moreaction in downtown Boston, this is the place to be! Never boring! There's the visitor center at Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market with lots of restaurants a bit further away, Sam Adams Tap Restaurant right there. Tour groups start here. Street artists - the downside, I usually love them and support them, but here they were rude and bullying tourists, so not a fan. Lots to do in this area! You can spend easily a few hours here. Part of the Freedom Trail also! Great for a beer break as well!

I have no idea how they expect to sell sunglasses when they are all locked up and it takes at least…read more30 minutes to get helped. I went in wanting to buy some designer glasses and another customer was already running around the store trying to get someone to open the cases to try on some glasses. Once she found help for us, I asked if I could try a couple on too. I was told by the sales associate that only one person at a time can be helped. Fine. I waited for another 10 minutes for the other client to choose which glasses she would buy. The sales associate then told me she had to go help them at the register and needed to find the cases for the glasses too. Another 15 minutes went by. At that point I just left. They're clearly not interested in making a sale. Such a shame because before this lock up situation, I used to buy all my glasses from this location. Looks like I'll need to find another store.

Great selection of clothes, shoes, jewelry and more! It's on the second floor and there's an…read moreescalator to go up. Much larger than your typical Nordstrom rack.

I didn't hold out much hope for this place in its old iteration. They have done a great job with it…read morethough, especiallly with the food court! It is very well designed, with deferrent seating options and quality food choices. I like the stores they have as well, and the location by the canal and park is really nice. Also: the bathrooms are clean!

Stopped by Fresh Boston at the Galleria and had a great experience. We weren't sure what to order,…read morebut the person at the register was super friendly and helped us pick out the BLT and the steak sandwich--both were delicious. The steak was juicy and well-seasoned, and the BLT had that perfect crispy bite. Can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. After lunch, we explored the rest of the mall. It's definitely changed a lot since I was a kid coming here--but honestly, I wouldn't complain about the improvements. It feels more open, a little more modern, and there's still a mix of fun places to shop and hang out. It's nice to see a familiar spot evolve while still keeping that nostalgic charm.

Yeah standard food court. You generally know what to expect…read more They only allowed you to go downstairs for restrooms and it's extremely warm and muggy down there. Saw a transient there that was being a bit loud for my family's comfort. The staff kind of watching the place was quick to respond to the situation though.

Bourbain St the Chinese food place has a 2 combo plate for $12.39 but everytime you get a few…read moreplates it's &34 then $36 then $38 then $41 and I say WOW why's it so much everytime it changes she just says Taxes as she blows you off they're selling old food anyways you can tell it wasn't cooked today the noodles be too salty from soy sauce and the meat sits under them lights getting dried out all day don't waste your time or Money

Went there with my son to look for some new sneakers for him. While he was looking, I found a pair…read morefor myself. The associate came up to me and offered a discount for downloading the app and was super helpful. We visited the store in Kittery ME.

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I gave up a big house in the burbs for a small apt in Back…read moreBay...love it! Location, location, location... this is it... Dining, shopping, clubbing, theatre and more. The deal: City pats are lessons in living vertically!

From the owner: Visit Boston's Back Bay - The destination for Culture, Cuisine, Couture, and Commerce!…read more Boston's Back Bay is the shopping, dining, cultural, and nightlife destination in the heart of Boston. Everything from historic homes and churches, art galleries, fashionable clothing boutiques and hair salons, fabulous restaurants, and charming neighborhood life can be found here. Within just 1/2 square mile, the Back Bay offers world-class architecture, fun activities and attractions, quiet, residential streets, plenty of outdoor waterfront recreational space. On a single block you can behold the brownstone facade of a residential home, the steeple of an historic church, and the plated glass of modern skyscrapers. The Back Bay Association, founded in 1923, works to promote this historic neighborhood and its commercial vitality. We invite you to spend an hour or a day getting to know one of Boston's most diverse and interesting neighborhoods and all it has to offer.

Well there are good sides and bad sides of downtown Crossing!…read moreYou just need to be aware of your surroundings and be cautious if texting or not paying attention there are many unsavory persons on the lookout for vulnerable and targeted marks! There are Transit Police in the area but not always present! I personally have seen pick pockets and grab and run in the past several years so be aware and enjoy the multitude of shops and spots to eat there! Boston has many many more interesting spots to wander and shop and eat!

Best neighborhood in Boston - with music and art and shopping. This is the only permanent walking…read morestreet in Boston lined with theaters, shops and restaurants. Not just big restaurants but also street cart with roasted peanuts. Great atmosphere with frequent events. There is often music performances and art display on the stage. I walked by today and saw this ice sculpture. Such an uplifting message during a cold winter day.

Located right next to MGH and close to Government Center and Beacon Hill, this property has a…read morecouple of office buildings in it as well as a large amount of medical and office space. For retail, they have a very large Whole Foods here, a decent CVS and an Au Bon Pain that is on two levels. There is parking but I don't know much about how it works as I don't have a car here in Boston. Easy access from Cambridge Street, it is a short walk from both the Bowdoin and the Charles/MGH MBTA stations.