Quincy Market

"Very cute historical place and great location for a pub crawl which, I suggest, should include the following: Bell in Hand Tavern (oldest continuously operating tavern in the US), The Black Rose (Classic Irish Pub with live music), Hennessy’s (great for dancing later in the night), Cheers at Faneuil Hall (a nod to the famous TV show) "

@macyr76

"Every Friday and Saturday, Haymarket (one of America's oldest open-air markets) pops up adjacent to Faneuil Hall"

@dmlznr

"un food market mims comme on les aime rempli d’américains qui draguent à base de frEnCh AcCeNt sO SexY 😋☝🏻"

@chambardement2.0

"Found near the financial district of Boston near State street, it is a really nice to go to with your friends to see a variety of different type of food. It’s basically a food market, with a lot of stand on each side. "

@sachadelogne

"Nourriture variée mais un peu cher "

@celiabonny

"Il Quincy Market è un mercato inaugurato nel 1826. Un padiglione coperto dove all’interno si trovano venditori di generi alimenatari e ristoranti, per una proposta veloce ma mai scontata. mustdel New England: gustosi lobster roll, gamberi giganti freschi da consumare con giusto un po’ di limone e la clam chowder, la cremosa zuppa di vongole servita in una generosa forma di pane da consumare al momento. Da prendere la zuppa calda di pesce nel pane cavo dal Boston Chowder Co., il gelato da Quincy's Place o fare la spesa per provare i prodotti tipici della zona."

@la_sar

"marché avec plusieurs restos, mais reconnu comme assez coûteux 🌜🌌🏮le soir il devient un night market car ferme a 9 PM tous les jours, sauf le dimanche ferme à 6PM"

@wolinak1

"Faneuil Hall was built as a food and produce market/meeting hall by Boston's wealthiest mer-chant, Peter Faneuil, in 1742. It's a historically poignant section of commercial property: At this location, Samuel Adams rallied for independence (prior to his interest in brewing beer), the doctrine of "no taxation without representation" was established, and George Washington and company celebrated our country's freedom. In later years, it was the site of abolitionist rallies. It's still both a commercial spot and a meeting place used by campaigning politicians, with shops in the basement and the first floor, the Great Hall on the second, and a museum on the third. Since its inception, the Faneuil Hall Marketplace has been a major shopping arena, and it's now stocked with more than 100 stores and pushcarts and 17 sit-down restaurants as well as a gastronomic orgy of a food hall. The marketplace alone attracts more than 12 million visitors a year and hosts numerous events and festivals. Local talent includes jugglers, mimes (yes, those, too), magicians, bands, and the occasional strolling Ben Franklin. If you're looking to be entertained while you shop, Faneuil Hall is your place. Four buildings make up the marketplace: Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, North Market, and South Market. Touristy and crowded at times, it's still one of the best and most visually pleasing places to buy souvenirs, shop in a mall-like envi-ronment, and try any number of local dishes. Standard mall stores occupy most of North and South Market, while local vendors and souvenir slingers can be found in the Hall or at pushcarts in Quincy Market. The Hall and all pushcarts are open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 9 pm, and from 11 am to 6 pm on Sundays. Shopping hours in the other marketplaces vary by vendor. The Hall and all shops are closed on Christmas."

@nchavotier

"Marché intérieur avec bcp de choix de plats et produits "

@marie.eve.roy

"Mercato con vari banchi dove vendono piatti tipici"

@maggio458

"Food Market - A little turisty, but has some nice take away food options (Boston’s famous lobster rolls :))"

@ilolie

"Grand marché couvert avec plein de petits stands avec nourriture variée "

@bouffettecristina

"Market (juste à côté y’a aussi le south and north markets) pour acheter à manger Sympa de juste visiter "

@emma.berthes

"Marché couvert avec tout types de food : Philly steak de Philadelphia, brochettes de fraises enrobées de chocolat, glaces…"

@padidee

" 2- Quincy Market Lieu idéal pour passer un peu de temps libre. Il s’agit d’un endroit pour les piétons qui à l’origine était le Hall de la ville. À Quincy Market ainsi que Faneuil Hall, juste à côté, on retrouve une panoplie de kiosque de restauration de toutes sortes ainsi que des vendeurs ambulants. Cadeaux, vêtements, gourmandises et autres souvenirs en font le commerce principal. Prenez un temps d’arrêt chez «Dick’s last resort» pour vous remplir la pense et obtenir un service… particulier. Le but de ce restaurant est de vous servir le plus mal possible, ce qui en résulte plusieurs fous rires. "

@lucieweydmann

"So many delicious food stands"

@efroude24

"Immense food court avec tout types de cuisine"

@deryclem

"Provare il clam chowder, fried clam e lobster roll"

@alecavi

"Pleins de fast food, cuisines du monde "

@math.ou

"Marché style Time Out Market avec une belle salle pour manger, les spécialités sont super bonnes 🥘"

@un_brin_de_lalou

"Overpriced foods that you feel gross after eating but fun and lots of options"

@ailichang91

"Market with a lot of shops to take away food."

@sdelav

"Le Quincy Market est un lieu emblématique de Boston où l’on trouve plusieurs stand de nourriture. L’architecture est vraiment belle à voir et se trouve en pleins centre de la ville. "

@mansilu

"food market : tester un lobster roll (sandwich au homard)"

@lapauwelise

"Parfait pour grignoter un bout à Boston, ou tester la délicieuse clams chowder! "

@soifdevoyages

"Historic building now used as an indoor marketplace. Sounds a bit touristy but looks cute. "

@jwatts64