The building it worth seeing and inside is worth wondering through just to see all the food and retail vendors. If you’re looking for some seafood samples this is the place to find something for a meal or snack. I’ve also been in November and was there the day they light the Christmas tree made it all the more beautiful!

Loved all the shops, places to eat, activities, street performers… everything! A great stop in Boston! We visited the Christmas in Boston shop, Ben & Jerry’s, lots of the fun souvenir places, watched several performers and enjoyed our afternoon!

If I'm right, this is inside Faneuil Hall Market. We ended up eating here for lunch with our 8 month old, we got Kong Dogs, and they were SO good. Overall, there are tons of options and places to eat, great environment and lots of people, fun place and clean, well kept. We would come back here to eat again. Bathrooms are a bit hard to find, you have to take the elevator.

Loads of interesting quick bites to try! If you are looking for best lobster roll I would go elsewhere, but many others were great. For example place serving tacos was excellent! Eating area is quite crowded, so in case weather outside is good I would prefer takeaway.

Quincey Market is heaps of fun. It’s a bit on the chaotic side during every visit but the place is great. Food is good and expensive but portions are just for the prices. It’s a historic place and you’re going to have fun so just go there.

Lots of food stalls here… I shouldn’t have lunched elsewhere before popping over! I saw many ‘walking tours’ coming over here. Lots of usual touristy foods like clam chowder, lobster rolls etc - look good and smell good. If you can’t find a seat in the middle seating section, try outside. There’s lots of benches and often live performances to entertain you while you eat too! Adjacent to the central row of food stalls, are a line of shop carts selling miscellaneous stuff - pity, not as many as I would have liked to see.

From a business perspective, taking a group of historic sites and making them into an outdoor marketplace is a darn good idea. I’m sure most like the convenience of accomplishing two things at one time. In this case, it’s shopping and touring simultaneously. When the restaurants nearby are added into the mix, it’s even more of a win-win for everyone.

If you're looking for large portions, this is the place to go for lots of options. You won't believe the size of some of these sandwiches. Wow....probably enough for two or three people. It does get crowded, but you can sit outside. Or hit the off hours when there's less people eating and you'll still find lots of options available.

This is a must if you’re visiting Boston . You can shop , eat and get your history on while visiting Quincy Market ! We always have a great time doing these activities here . I would say travel light because there can be a bit of walking while being here ! Also dress appropriately for the weather . There is no parking guaranteed so if you can Uber or catch public transport. Otherwise you’ll have to pay for garage parking and it’s pricey !

Great choice of food , all very well presented. Make your choice of food from the long line of providers then find a place to sit and eat it. If it’s a nice day , sit outside , there are plenty of benches / seats available. It is nice because you do not all have to have the same thing. As a family we were able to have a choice of US dishes, Chinese, Italian, then meet up to eat it.