We were told this was a must try spot while on our vacation, and I can see why! There are plenty of food stalls here, and shops to check out. Walking around, we got samples of Babkas and different ice creams and smoothies. I was most interested in the Lobster Rolls! A must in Boston! It didn't disappoint! After eating, we checked out the little kiosks of Knick knacks and shops in the area. Another area I could easily spend the whole day exploring! read more

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The description of this place is. A big market. A touristic place with tourist prices. It is a popular place and a must visit if you come to Boston. I recommend good walking shoes. The area has cobblestone in some areas. The parking is a little hard around this area. Finding parking and driving. The parking garages around here some don't like larger cars or trucks. I recommend parking a few blocks away and walking. The market was nice. It had live performers the day I came outside doing their thing. It has a huge area that sells food. It was dream. It was hard to choose which vendors to hit first. The seafood looked so good. So many places to choose for a lobster roll. The workers were friendly. The service was good. I liked my time here. read more

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The amount of things you can purchase at Quincy market is insane. Just a quick walk from anywhere in Boston and you're in the spot with a wide selection of food and drinks. If you're looking for a lobster roll at a decent price this is where you'll find it. As well as getting the kids pizza and or chicken fingers. No matter where you decide each place is quick and helpful to serve you and help you enjoy the experience. Definitely a go to if you're visiting Boston. read more

Quincy Market -- Boston The BEAST takes on Quincy Market! If you're visiting Boston, this is one of those places you've got to experience at least once. The entire area has a ton of energy--historic buildings, brick walkways, street performers, restaurants, shops, vendors, and people everywhere. The food choices are almost overwhelming. You can grab everything from classic Boston favorites and seafood to quick snacks and desserts. It's definitely touristy, and when it gets busy it can be packed and a little chaotic, so don't expect a relaxing stroll through an empty marketplace. What really makes it worth visiting is the atmosphere surrounding the market. There's plenty to see, places to sit outside, and you're right in the middle of a great area for walking around and exploring Boston. Is it perfect? No. Crowds, tourist prices, and congestion knock it down a notch. But as an overall Boston experience, we had a great time exploring it with the family. The BEAST gives Quincy Market 4/5. Worth experiencing--come hungry, bring your walking shoes, and expect a crowd! read more

Quincy Market - Public Markets Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Being at Quincy Market you are in one of the most Historic Landmarks in Boston built in1825 and in 1960's it almost was demolished. Then in 1976 it was rebuilt as it is today! Comprising of Three Major Buildings! It opened to the public August 26, 1976 with a massive cake made by Montillos Bakery and the cake Cutting Ceremonies was performed by then Boston Mayor Kevin white! Reopened with Bagpipes and people dressed up as Vegetables! Parading around this 400,000 square feet of Space and now in 2026 there are 40 Vendors and this festival Market place it draws 18 million visitors per year! Wow, to have this amazing historic place makes Boston a great place to Visit! I have shopped, had countless dinners. Number of beverages and ice cream to my hearts content! Been also a tour guide to my guests who visit Boston! Today was a perfect day to walk around and see the Street Performers in front of one of the Three Buildings that make up QUINCY MARKET! Make sure to walk around and learn abit more of Quincy Market and you will never forget this place! read more

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This market is in such a fun location, right in downtown. After checking out the aquarium, my daughter and I made our way to Quincy Market. Perfect walk to this venue. Checking out the beautiful city while making our way to this marketplace. The market is fun. There's vendors outside selling souvenirs, treats and sports merch. Inside were food vendors. We were still full from our breakfast so unfortunately we weren't able to check out the food that was available. Such a bummer cause I'm sure there was plenty of fun options available! I'm always down to try the local fare! From what we did see outside, it's a lot of the same stuff in the stores in the strip. I really love the concept of this place. Food, treasures and vibes. My daughter and I were fortunate enough to check out vibe and treasures. And it was fun! I'm happy we got to peep this place out. I don't know when we'll be back but I'll recommend this location to any of my friends coming here. read more

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Popular Market spot within Boston that is around the Fanuil Hall during the Freedom Trail. Big market with different food vendors, reminded me of other market spots like Pike's place. Here you'll find lobster rolls, clam chowder, seafood, pizza. There's some dining areas to enjoy your meal both sitting and standing after you order but it seems to be bustling there throughout the day. Lots of variety and options, definitely a place to checkout while you're visiting Boston. read more

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The Faneuil Hall Marketplace is home to Quincy Market, the largest and oldest food hall in the country! This historic 19th-century, Greek Revival-style marketplace, renowned for its massive food hall (the Colonnade) with over 25+ local vendors, central location on the Freedom Trail, and lively street performances. As we walked along the central aisle, we could see great food choices on either side. Asian, Mexican, Seafood, desserts, Greek, Italian, etc... Next time you are in the area, stop by and enjoy some really good food at reasonable prices. read more

Quincy Market is very nice as it has a diverse food options you can choose from. I got bubble tea and lobster rolls while I was here. There's also souvenir shops you can shop at in Quincy Market! I recommend stopping by when in Boston! read more

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Quincy Market is a must visit everytime we're in Boston. We love how there are restaurants and gift shops for literally everyone. It can get really crowded at lunch time but the service is usually really fast no matter where we ordered from. On this trip I also grabbed some souvenirs and a beenie and some gloves to use as it was still cold outside. Everytime we've come there has been some kind of performance outside of the market. This trip someone had a musically performance and turned buckets into a drum set! read more

Quincy Market - Public Markets Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

A food hall is always a great concept since you have so many options and this fit right into our expectations. Being that we were in Boston for only one day we had a lot to choose from. There are two sides of entering from the middle. Unfortunately, he did not know this, and only went to one side and missed out from the other as we were already full. There's many options for seafood, including lobster rolls and clam chowder so you don't need to settle on the first place you see. Look up amount of seating table tops and counters where you can just stand. read more

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Amazing Market! If you can't find a bite to grab at Quincy Market, I have no hope for you LOL! It is located next to Faneuil Hall, so after visiting the Museum and the Visitor Center, you can stop next door to have lunch or dinner. Or get a snack or a drink or cool off with an ince-cream. They have wonderful smoothies, they offer samples. The strawberry smoothies was nice and refreshing. Lots of options, you get samples offered by some shops and restaurants to help you make a decision. From lobster rolls, to Middle Eastern, Pizza, sandwiches, Italian food, Greek dishes, seafood, everything looks great! Steve's is great and so is the Italian dessert shop, best looking pastries and cakes I have seen at this market! If I would have stayed longer, I would have come back to try something else! They also have clean restrooms and a very nice decorated seating area! It's a long hallway and shops on the sides, outdoors, all sorts of cool little stalls. Boston's version of LA's Original Farmer's Market with more food options! For a foodie, make it your destination! read more

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The Quincy Market is a must see in Boston. I highly recommend coming hungry as there is every kind of food you can imagine. From chowder and ice cream to pizza, burgers and everything in between, there is truly something for everyone. It gets very crowded so I recommend arriving early or before they close. There is no parking lot, but there is a parking garage across the street. It is on the expensive side so Ubering may be a better option. read more

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Quincy Market is always a must when visiting Boston. This time around was no different. While we absolutely love coming here and testing the food and perusing the vendors, it is always so crowded. I think that's the biggest negative. This place is a foodie's heaven though and somewhere to check out if you want a true Boston feel. read more

Oh boy is it tough to maneuver around in here Lots of food vendors, a lot of them mostly hawking the same $40ish lobster roll Wish there had been more signs for bathrooms, exits, etc. And better crowd control! A lot of lines were blocking off traffic for people trying to move through read more

I have visited several food halls across different states, and Quincy Market is certainly one I would recommend especially if you're looking to sample a variety of options in one place. It's the perfect spot to try something new all in a single visit. During our trip, we decided to compare lobster rolls and clam chowder from two different vendors--one representing Maine and the other Boston. Both lobster rolls were fresh, flavorful, and generously prepared. However, I highly recommend trying the Boston clam chowder, which truly stood out. If you're spending a day in Boston, Quincy Market is definitely worth adding to your itinerary. read more

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Lots of different food options ranging from pastries, pastas, sandwiches, burgers, seafood and desserts. Even when it is busy, vendors seem to serve customers pretty quickly as I have not had to wait more than a couple of minutes. Portion sizes at some of the places are quite large so you can often share one meal! read more

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Was visiting Boston and discovered this Quincy Market. Decided to check it out. Glad we did. Great place to hang out and enjoy the many foods and shopping. There is a parking structure near by. There are many things to do here. You can pass the day hanging out here. There is even a museum near by. If you are visiting Boston, recommend checking out Quincy Market. read more

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Every time I been to Boston I have to stop here they have everything you want and could want and more. The food variety and options is crazy and everything is very good and delicious best clam chowder in Boston The Oyster bar I promise u go there and get a clam chowder and come and thank me after. Place always clean Great people it's a vibe in there and everyone nice and helpful and give h good suggestions. And u definitely get a bang for ur buck on food and merchandise or wat ever ur looking for. Money well spend here. Everything is worth wat ur paying for quality stuff. read more

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I really loved all of the options here! So many choices of some of my favorite types of foods. There is seafood, Asian, chowders , sushi, desserts, and much more. So many fantastic smells and things to discover! It gets busy and finding a place to sit is a thing. We chose to eat at a standing table There was live music being played that I enjoyed including "Change" by Blindmelon and " Nothing Compares to You". Overall it was clean. The prices are higher than usual food but imagine food stall prices here are crazy. The food we tried was very good. Worth checking out and the so are the surrounding shops. read more

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I love any market with various options, even if some aren't for me. People give this place a hard time because it might seem touristy. If touristy means people feel safe exploring the location in an unfamiliar area, that's fine with me. I tried a few options here. Didn't love them all but I was very happy about the options. It's most important not to compare to more well-known halls. That way, you'll appreciate it for what it offers to the area. I appreciated the stop while I was in Boston and would go back and try/visit more stands. read more

Walk through the entire market first. Straight through from one end to another. Both sides there are vendors selling candied apples, baklava, lobster rolls and more. Just like a couple years ago we got the lobster rolls but also a Dubai chocolate covered strawberries in a cup and a drink. It's a food court inside and there are vendors selling items outside the food hall. Two times we observed the masterful drummer who was jamming it on plastic buckets. I tipped him $5 and he shouted out with a big smile and both hands up toward the sky. read more

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Had a wonderful day in Quincy market walked around, saw a lot of vendors took the time to stroll and look at the shops and support. The economy looked at the local eateries and totally wanted to stay it was a little cold but thank gosh for indoor. I appreciate it all the local people that were so nice. Thank you. read more

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Quincy Market has a lot, and I mean A LOT, of different food options. Almost all of the stalls were different from each other, and the hall seems to go on forever. There is a huge selection to choose from. Now, this doesn't mean that everything is amazing. This place is a bit of a tourist trap and it's extremely overpriced for what it is. But if you're here for the tourism, it's a nice place to stop by and grab a bite. There doesn't seem to be a lot of seating (it's located on the periphery) but people don't seem to linger too long so it's not a huge issue. The building itself is fun and a real historical gem. There are some really beautiful things to look at and while it's very touristy, it's still a wonderful place to check out while in Boston. read more

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This is a vibrant indoor food hall offering plenty of diverse dining choices. There are small local vendors surrounding it, that have a variety of items for sale. It was crowded, but not too bad. There was a violinist playing music and she was great. There is very limited seating, so if you're traveling with someone and there's a seated (or standing) table - grab it! Otherwise you will have nowhere to put your food down to eat and end up holding it in your hand as you eat. read more

Quincy Market - Outside - Public Markets Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Quincy Market is a Tourist Trap!!! Yes, it's a great place to go visit and see while in Boston but all vendors take advantage and over price all goods. Food is Mid at the most, you can get a lot more and better tasting food for your money at local restaurants. As for Service, lines are extremely long and they rush through your order in order to service everyone so they don't go to another vendor. The dining hall, all sections were dirty and no one to clean them up. read more

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If you are a tourist in Boston, you should plan a stop here. There are a lot of indoor and outdoor vendors. And many places to get food and beverages. Do a tast test of all the different chowders different stands have. Only drawback was that it was very crowded and not smooth flow of people.. read more

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I found this marketplace by mistake and had the best time here. There was a great selection of stores and lots of food options too. It was a bit cold when I went, but I know this place is busy on a nice, warm day. It was walking distance to my hotel so I didn't have far to carry my bags. I was greeted in every store I entered and enjoyed interacting with people in the stores I entered. I'm not sure if this is an outlet, but I didn't feel like prices were outrageous here. I felt like I was paying current market prices for the things I purchased. Some of the stores had really good sales like the Crocs store. I bought so much stuff I had to go to Samsonite and purchase luggage. read more

Quincy Market - Public Markets Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

This place is a tourist trap. Mediocre to bad overpriced food. No seating. Skip it. There are so many better food options for a fraction of the cost where you can actually sit down while you eat. read more

Quincy Market is always a good time! This market has so much variety is the types of restaurants it holds. Since we were in Boston, we had to get the lobster roll (which is so much richer than the Maine lobster roll). The vibes were so nice - free live music, loud but friendly conversations all around us, and the clothes/trinkets booths directly attached to the food hall were lovely for browsing. read more

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This could be a indecisive person's dream come true or worst nightmare. For me, I loved having so many food options in this food hall. They had everything you could think of among Boston staples. It's a really long hall with different vendors. Most lines move quickly and there's a small space to sit inside or of it's a nice day to eat outside. I tried two different places while I was there a fresh pasta spot and Mediterranean spot. They have such a wide variety of foods it was perfect for the group I went with so everyone could get what they wanted. read more

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It was honestly crazy how many people were here as soon as they open the door like we walked into the Holocaust the street cuz they unlocked the doors first and spent about 10 minutes inside and then by the time we came out this place was packed lots of food halls really good prices on stuff like lobster rolls if you're planning on getting something like that we probably would have stayed longer except there was a homeless guy that was just sitting in there screaming at people so that was a negative but other than that it was pretty great read more

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" Quincy Market is fun " This place is fun . Even in the dead of winter they have a street performer. Lots of different options to eat in the food court . Prices are reasonable. The service is hyper friendly. Everyone wants to service you especially in the winter , lol. After the food court ; you can also go shopping right outside lots of stores await . Parking is limited but manageable. Also a parking lot right across the way, prices vary depending on time ; Google or call ahead for pricing . read more

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As the reviews say, this is a complete tourist trap. If you are coming here specifically to eat good food, I advise you to look elsewhere. It's giving mall food, but if the stalls were mall kiosks heckling you to come try their food. Now, if you're in the area and are completely famished and need something to eat like my friends and I were, then sure, you can find something. It won't be 5 stars, but you'll be satiated. read more

I'm driving in from Connecticut and this is my first time at Quincy market. We tried three different restaurants in the market - picked up a HOT lobster roll with bisque from the oyster bar. Decent portions but fairly bland. Chicken kebab bowl with rice and salad from the Greek place - no seasoning on food and 2-3 pcs of chicken with a big bowl of rice. Felt overpriced and poor quality. Chicken bowl from the Mexican place - better experience than the other two but it's still cheap quality food. The shredded chicken was so dry that it felt precooked a few days ago and reheated here. The seating area is pretty crowded but that is expected. No people cleaning it up so we had to clean up ourselves. Overall, Chelsea market in NYC set the bar too high that this place fell way short. read more

1826 Edition Rating: "Where liberty, lobster rolls, and loud debates meet under one glorious roof!" Walked into Quincy Hall expecting a boring old market and left feeling like I'd just stepped into the soul of America. Picture cobblestone charisma, a whiff of rebellion still lingering in the air, and a few powdered wigs (real or imagined). This place is like if Hamilton wrote a musical about lunch. Food: 10/10 recommend the oyster stall next to the man yelling about taxes. Revolutionary flavor. Also overheard someone claim that the clam chowder here cured their scurvy. Can't confirm, but I felt spiritually refreshed. Atmosphere: Bustling colonial energy! Great place to hear a soapbox rant, buy a barrel of molasses, or casually bump into a senator. Ben Franklin's ghost may or may not haunt the upper level. Adds flavor. Service: Merchants are charming, if not a bit fiery. One called me "a redcoat in disguise" when I asked for a discount. I respect it. Historical Vibes: Unmatched. I half expected John Quincy Adams himself to bust out of a side door quoting the Constitution. And he probably has. Pro Tip: Bring your tricorn hat and a strong opinion about federalism. You'll fit right in. read more

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It's is more of a tourist trap but you come for the history of the building. The whole area is a one stop shop for souvenirs. The food options are not really a highlight of new England's best. It's really an overcrowded mall food court. Lots of Chinese food, pizza, cheaply made desserts. You have a few lobster roll stands though. Good luck snagging a table when you get your food. It is limited. There is an upstairs, you might get lucky finding a table with chairs. But at least upstairs, if you do grab a table the workers there are great and clean off your table really quick. The bathrooms are located in the basement , and aren't really that clean, even 1st thing in the morning. There is air conditioning in the main hall where the food is but the shoulder to shoulder crowding and all the hot food stands, the ac cannot keep up. Definitely nicer to come during cooler fall/winter weather. We were dying in the summer visiting. read more

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Loved, loved, loved this place. A foodies dream market! Inside reminded me of Baltimore's Inner Harbor markets of the 80's and 90's. A must stop if visiting. read more

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I loved Quincy Market! Only downside is grabbing seating when dining but there is usually a quick turnaround. Very pricy on everything around. Good selection of food and shopping and is the perfect place to grab a lobster role and some clam chowder. Helpful hint if needed, restrooms are downstairs in the basement. read more

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Quincy Market is very touristy but has a lot of great food options and shops. There is sometimes live entertainment It's great for lounging and people watching. read more

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