Faneuil Hall Marketplace
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Amazing eateries. The market place is enjoyable, even if you don't buy anything! The old timey feeling in the actual hall really takes you back to the 1700's Worth not only your money, but also your time. I have had an enjoyable experience each time I go!!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 08 2009
This place is great! With small shops, eateries and bars, this is a must go while in Boston!
Reviewed by: Frankie from on Dec 24 2008
This place is amazing! I stopped here briefly on a Friday while I was following the Freedom Trail. I headed back Saturday and was glad I did. First of all, this place is way bigger than I had imagined. Second, on a Saturday this place was packed. There were easily over a thousand people between all of the markets. There were also a lot of street perfomers. On the weekend this is a great place to grab a coffee and people watch for hours.
Reviewed by: Brooke from on Jun 30 2008
a cant miss if you are to visit boston. Great atmosphere,cool little fooderies,shops,small hole in the wall bars.Everyplace is walkable.Just explore and enjoy.I think I've writen enough already.
Reviewed by: OliverC from on Dec 31 2007
I lived in Boston for a little over a year and this was the place to be after dark. There is a lot to do during the day, e.g. shopping etc, but it really gets busy at night. The night life is incredible here. If you are wearing of crowds of 20 somethings being somewhat loud and sometimes obnoxious after 10pm.. I'd stay away if I were you. It gets really busy between the bars and the restaurants around the area. I recommend Adam's Convenience store which is also a pizza joint for the best chicken pizza ever! The Oyster House is fabulous but very pricey. Ned Divines is a great spot with 3 different rooms on 2 floors for live music, dancing, or just sitting at the bar. My favorite place is the Bell In Hand.. American's oldest tavern. You gotta go early before it gets really busy. Hennessey's is also an old favorite so check that out too.. So much to do in one night you wouldn't believe it! :)
Reviewed by: She-la-la-la from on Nov 19 2007
Being the history geek that I am you can imagine how exciting it was to visit the town where it all began. I am from the south and while there is much history there; it just doesnt compare with that era of time which Boston possesses. Visting the grave of countryman, patriot, Samuel Adams...WOW!! Paul Revere's house, Fenway Park....name it!! I love your city and will plan on making more time to see it all some day.
Reviewed by: Warren from on Oct 23 2007
I frequently fly to Boston & the first place I stop is Fanueil Hall & Quincy Marketplace...it has the most unique gift ideas & places to eat! My favorite is the delicious lobster or shrimp rolls from the Boston & Maine Seafood Co. They are fabulous! One could spend an entire day shopping & eating in this unique marketplace. There is something for everyone here & it's definately a place to visit.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 15 2007
The place was certainly nice but expensive. Also do not plan to go there for dinner later in the evening. ( around 10 ) The place got crowded quickly and some restaurants quickly became a booze hangout.
Reviewed by: ValU from on Aug 01 2007
this place is awesome, a great place to people watch, or have lunch or just a break from shopping. not to mention, a great shopping experience. on our visit there was a
Reviewed by: J from on May 26 2007
i loved the marketplace, plus ladies... a lot of qt's down there! The people were nice and everyone was welcoming... i love you BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 13 2007
Food, Shopping and History
Back to Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Amazing eateries. The market place is enjoyable, even if you don't buy anything! The old timey feeling in the actual hall really takes you back to the 1700's Worth not only your money, but also your time. I have had an enjoyable experience each time I go!!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 08 2009
This place is great! With small shops, eateries and bars, this is a must go while in Boston!
Reviewed by: Frankie from on Dec 24 2008
This place is amazing! I stopped here briefly on a Friday while I was following the Freedom Trail. I headed back Saturday and was glad I did. First of all, this place is way bigger than I had imagined. Second, on a Saturday this place was packed. There were easily over a thousand people between all of the markets. There were also a lot of street perfomers. On the weekend this is a great place to grab a coffee and people watch for hours.
Reviewed by: Brooke from on Jun 30 2008
a cant miss if you are to visit boston. Great atmosphere,cool little fooderies,shops,small hole in the wall bars.Everyplace is walkable.Just explore and enjoy.I think I've writen enough already.
Reviewed by: OliverC from on Dec 31 2007
I lived in Boston for a little over a year and this was the place to be after dark. There is a lot to do during the day, e.g. shopping etc, but it really gets busy at night. The night life is incredible here. If you are wearing of crowds of 20 somethings being somewhat loud and sometimes obnoxious after 10pm.. I'd stay away if I were you. It gets really busy between the bars and the restaurants around the area. I recommend Adam's Convenience store which is also a pizza joint for the best chicken pizza ever! The Oyster House is fabulous but very pricey. Ned Divines is a great spot with 3 different rooms on 2 floors for live music, dancing, or just sitting at the bar. My favorite place is the Bell In Hand.. American's oldest tavern. You gotta go early before it gets really busy. Hennessey's is also an old favorite so check that out too.. So much to do in one night you wouldn't believe it! :)
Reviewed by: She-la-la-la from on Nov 19 2007
Being the history geek that I am you can imagine how exciting it was to visit the town where it all began. I am from the south and while there is much history there; it just doesnt compare with that era of time which Boston possesses. Visting the grave of countryman, patriot, Samuel Adams...WOW!! Paul Revere's house, Fenway Park....name it!! I love your city and will plan on making more time to see it all some day.
Reviewed by: Warren from on Oct 23 2007
I frequently fly to Boston & the first place I stop is Fanueil Hall & Quincy Marketplace...it has the most unique gift ideas & places to eat! My favorite is the delicious lobster or shrimp rolls from the Boston & Maine Seafood Co. They are fabulous! One could spend an entire day shopping & eating in this unique marketplace. There is something for everyone here & it's definately a place to visit.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 15 2007
The place was certainly nice but expensive. Also do not plan to go there for dinner later in the evening. ( around 10 ) The place got crowded quickly and some restaurants quickly became a booze hangout.
Reviewed by: ValU from on Aug 01 2007
this place is awesome, a great place to people watch, or have lunch or just a break from shopping. not to mention, a great shopping experience. on our visit there was a
Reviewed by: J from on May 26 2007
i loved the marketplace, plus ladies... a lot of qt's down there! The people were nice and everyone was welcoming... i love you BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 13 2007
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