Cute market with lots of good food and drinks like lobster rolls, pizza, coffee, etc. and little stands to buy sweatshirts, scarves, candles gloves, etc. I stopped in here while I was in Boston for a few hours and it was really neat. There was also a violinist playing by the Christmas tree who was amazing!! They had a dinosaur game section too which was cool. You step outside and there are lots of spots to shop and they had the football game on a big screen outside too. Definitely a spot to check out!

First time visiting this shopping center in Boston. The area is clean, parking is across the street in a garage, and the prices are decent. Food court gets crammed easily, but moves at a fast pace. I had Regina Pizzeria and it was good. Not sure of the bill for tolls yet from CT, but I may return in the future. Family had a great time.

Quincy market is one of the best places I found in Boston. It has a remarkable European touch and I was liter feeling that I am somewhere in Europe. There was a variety of food, shops, and different handmade stuff. Moreover the place looks full of life with many people showing their artistic work and entertaining people in every possible way. Would really go again when I visit Boston. Highly recommended place for the tourists.

You could spend a whole day here and never get bored. If your into food this is the place to be. There is such a wide variety of food to choose from. You have pizza, Italian, seafood, Mexican and so much more. The thing I loved the most about the food here is this. They are all local restaurants, no major food chains. When your done finding something to eat, you come across a section dedicated for shopping. When you get outside of this area, your in view of so many street performers. This is truly a lively area that is a must see.

Awesome place! You can learn and play! It’s so cool to take in the history, great restaurants with lots of activities to enjoy. You can find a kayaking outfitter, ride the Ducks or take a boat ride to grab a drink across the river. The pubs are really so cool with surprisingly great food!

I went there Saturday, it was so many people! A lot of food selection. There was a homeless man kept following us for money, It was so scare when u heard a voice next to you and turned around. I will say half people not wearing marks in the market. The lobster roll was good and the clam chowder with the bread also yummy, we did shopped around before purchased.

This place is wicked awesome! A lot great stores and restaurants! So much Boston culture! Highly recommend it.

An Iconic Stop Among Boston's Landmarks" This charming establishment effortlessly conjures the essence of Britain, offering a delightful blend of flavors that will transport you straight to the streets of the UK. Despite its mall-like layout, it manages to capture the authenticity and quality of street food, making it a unique gem in Boston's culinary scene. Whether you're in the mood for traditional bakery treats or craving some fast-food classics, this place has it all. Don't miss the chance to experience the diverse and mouthwatering delights it has to offer. It's more than just a dining destination; it's a journey through British nostalgia.

It feels like a fair ground, I feel like they should be calling out: Get you hot dog here, get your lobster roll here. Lots of different food to be had. On the run. Or take a seat at the many restaurants offering dine in. There is also lots of ice cream and desserts if you are in the mood for that. Usually, there is some entertainment on the outside, musicians, acrobatics or thr likes.

Really cute, lots of food options, but very very crowded and nobody knows how to walk. Still, worth a visit to see while in Boston. Plus Christmas festivities is always cool

⭐Little Bit of Everything - Food, Entertainment, Souvenirs⭐ If you're visiting Boston and walking the Freedom Trail, chances are you'll stop by Quincy Market. There's an impressive plethora of food options to choose from (I enjoyed my visit to Pokeworks!), as well as vendors outside the food market where you can buy a souvenir. While some vendors sell the same mass-produced souvenirs, many sell original works of art and other hand-crafted creations, so you're sure to find something meaningful to commemorate your visit (in my case, a painting of the Make Way for Ducklings Statue). It can get very crowded, making it difficult to find seating where you can enjoy your food. Plan to take it with you and sit outside on the raised walls if necessary. You can often catch a street performance out front if you're seeking a little entertainment while you dine.

Worth a walk around the food hall and the adjacent shops. Touristy location to get your touristy gifts. If you are hunting down the best lobster rolls and clam chowders, don’t bother finding them here. If you are hungry from all that shopping, you will definitely find something to bite on here with plenty of seats and stands for that quick bite. Not a must go but a sight to enjoy if you are in this area, or going for a Celtics game.

Nice place for food and souvenirs. The frozen yogurt there was excellent! I tried the coconut and strawberry - was really good! The coconut and strawberry have real pieces of fruit in it. So good! I didn’t try the cone but really recommend as they looks so good as well

You can have some fresh seafood (especially lobster) here. The prices are reasonable and the qualities are nice! If it’s crowded, recommend to grab meal to-go. You can find better places outside and enjoy the foods. Lobster sandwiches are great! Strongly recommend!

whether you are vacationing or a local this is a must experience as part of history. A place with little restaurants inside the market with plenty of pop up shops for souvenirs and artsy items alongside the building. We had ice cream and lobster roll and it was delish. When you walk out there are more shopping stores with plenty to see. Depending on the season you might catch will shows outside.

Such a great place! Not only is the environment absolutely stunning, the restaurants and shopping places carry great products. There are some international eating options such as Chinese, Japanese, Greek, and Indian, and Faneuil Hall at the center is a very peaceful place to enjoy it. The have countless live performances daily which never fail to keep you entertained. Quincy Market is a staple of Boston.

ALWAYS the best!! If I visit Boston, this is one of my first stops! The amount of food available, as well as varieties, is a dream come true for any foodie. Make sure that you go when you are hungry so you can try all of the amazing options.

Definitely suggest you guys visit this Market this Market has tons and tons of different restaurants that you can visit and they are all not the same. They have from savory to barbecue to desserts to Chinese to Soul Food and it's all reasonable so definitely come out and check this Market out. Cool place to buy some Boston shirts and it also has different stores in the midst of the market outside. They also have live music on the weekends that was really great to listen to while eating Boston's favorite the lobster roll.

A must visit when visiting Boston. It's very lively esp on weekends. Amazing food and dessert options. Esp all the seafood vendors.

The food selections are not much. Many duplicate of the same ones. Too many lobster shop here. I prefer to see variety of restaurants and food selections. Lots of people during lunch time. Food quality is just ok. Fun to see but not so fun to sit down and eat to enjoy.

I love Quincy market so much. So many delicious choices to choose from. Can never go wrong with a hot lobster roll and clam chowder.

I was looking for a place to kill four hours of layover in Boston, and Google recommended Quincy Market. I'm glad I took their advice! Quincy Market is a bustling marketplace with a wide variety of shopping and dining options. There are stalls selling everything from fresh produce to souvenirs, and restaurants serving everything from seafood to pizza. There are also plenty of places to sit and enjoy your meal, both inside and outside. I was particularly impressed with the variety of food options available. I was able to find something to my taste, regardless of my dietary restrictions. I also appreciated the fact that there were plenty of affordable options available. In addition to the food and shopping, Quincy Market is also a great place to people-watch. There are always tourists and locals alike milling about, and there's always something interesting to see. Overall, I had a great time at Quincy Market. It was the perfect place to spend a few hours on my layover. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a vibrant and convenient place to shop, dine, and people-watch. **Pros:** * Wide variety of shopping and dining options * Affordable prices * Plenty of places to sit and enjoy your meal * Vibrant atmosphere * Convenient location **Cons:** * Can be crowded, especially on weekends * Some of the food stalls can be overpriced **Overall:** Quincy Market is a great place to spend a few hours on a layover or a day trip. It's a vibrant and convenient spot with something to offer everyone.

I like the Quincy Market. However, I'm giving it four out of five stars because it is very crowded, and the food is very expensive. I get it; the place is a destination, and the place is absolutely NOT a secret. The idea of paying $30+ for a lobster roll after waiting in a long line, and then probably not having anywhere to sit down just seems strange to me. As long as you know what you're getting into, enjoy!

If you are new to Boston and don't know what you want to eat or have a large group of picky eaters this a great place to go. Lots of choices from baked goods to seafood. Has public washrooms and has been very COVID-19 responsible. The area is fun and easy to navigate when walking. Parking dramatic pause, it's a city parking is parking use a garage folk over that cash or drive around like a lion looking for dinner .

Incredible shopping. Lots of amazing products. A plethora of different types of food available. If you can't find something your to picky. Great place for crowds to hang out. Live entertainment around every corner.

Great food and places to eat. Bottom floors and sidewalk has a bunch of shops. Second floor is a long hallway of different food options from around the world! Third floor has amazing seating to enjoy your food or just relax from hiking the freedom trail. Many people gathered around juggling shows outside as well.

One of my favorite place in Boston. Quincy is cool inside and outside. Fresh bakeries, local food, desert and lots of options are available. Some musicians perform their skills with different genres around the market as well. Seating area in second floor is spacious and relax to have a drink, desert and food.

Great place to eat and shop!! Loved the historical buildings that surrounded the market and the live performers were amazing! Definitely a place to visit when you’re in Boston.

Amazing place to go and see the history of Boston and just take pictures and maybe do a little shopping while you’re out there

I absolutely loved this place, such a great history behind it. Watched several preformers outside, got some great souvenirs, ate way too much food. We knew we had to visit when we were in Boston, but ended up finding ourselves coming back several times during our trip.

It's great that we are somewhat back to normal. Not needing to wear these masks that do nothing! Only masks that work are gas masks. Ones that make a seal around your mouth and nose. So educate yourself Fact! 🤷🏻‍♂️😂