Great place for snowy and icy day. The place was a warm day in the wintertime. Clean, spacious place that is good for minors and lots of food options. You can get a commuter rail ticket anytime when you talk to others.

Just a really nice place to collect yourself and get whatever you can find at a 711 or dunkin when you're commonly back and forth between downtown and wherever it is you live. People don't really crowd the interior so you can briefly stop in when you're going out and about among the crowds and you feel like you want to chill for a sec.

There is NO food court. Chipotle, PF Changs, DD, 7-11, Halah Guys are all outside of the food court. Its sad, it would be a perfect place.

Any kind of food you want you should be able to get there.

There are several fast food places, a couple of Asian places, a pizza place (Crazy Dough), a Mexican place (Herrera's), a Jimmy John's, a Starbucks and a Dunkin Donuts. I like Crazy Dough best, then Iron Wok. Prices are reasonable and at most times there are plenty of seats/tables available.

Securities good. ~ Friendly & Respectful

Bizarre, dead feeling. Most of the area is roped off. Armed private security guards patrolling. I assume a murder occurred here recently because otherwise I can't imagine that someone planned this out this way.

Good food reasonable prices There's a few varieties of different places to eat

Clean, spacious, and with an ATM plus underground parking, City Place is frequented by students, tourists, and workers in the area. The food court offers enough that there are choices for what to have for breakfast or lunch, but it recently closed down a few of the eateries. There's always enough activity in the city to make it a place to check out if you want a quick bite while in that part of Boston.

A nice variety of quick lunch type places, D'Angelos for subs, other Asian, Burgers. Indoor general seating, noisy & busy but clean. Open area, classic city people challenges but a nice meeting place for a small group.

Open and airy, if somewhat gritty urban food court inside what every Boston native calls the "Transportation Building", a great landmark situated between the theatre district, Back Bay, Chinatown, and Beacon Hill. Probably a half dozen fast food chain places, a couple coffee shops, and poorly maintained, yet inexplicably locked restrooms which require a token for entry. Still, a decent place to get out of the cold for a bit.

It has the vibe of a food court in an aging mall. You know what I mean? Like the malls that have nothing but dollar stores, karate dojos, and public library branches left in them. Maybe it's the time of day I go, but it's always a ghost town. ...so I guess if you're looking for a quiet spot, this is a good choice.

It has a 7-Eleven. Didn't go in for anything else. Clean and helpful staff tho.

Great place to relax, walk around, sightsee, and take pictures of buildings, sunset, walk to the pier

Ok so this is a savior in most parts because it's ample with bathrooms. Yes it's the toughest thing coming into the city, we spend more money trying to find a place to go to the bathroom in which you need to be a paying customer. Here however there is a public bathroom that is usable until about 8:30-9 and if it's more before 6 pm there is a place upstairs that has tables for the local campus of Emerson. PF Chang Dunkin Donuts, 7-11 are all in that area as well as CVS. It gets busy and loud but over all it's really conveniently placed

Love this food court, I use it all the time when working in the area or staying at the W hotel. No parking that I am aware of, be careful the area has been a junkie hang out in the past