"An indoor public market in Boston, Massachusetts where regional producers sell seasonal maple products such as maple-glazed doughnuts from area farms and bakeries during the sugaring season." - Adam H. Callaghan
"Yes, it’s really crowded between 11:30-1. But if you’ve been avoiding the Boston Public Market because you can only stand in line and stare at your phone for so long, know that it’s really crowded because it’s really good. From crepes to smoked fish tacos and shakshuka, there is something for everyone here. Hell, you can even buy some fresh produce and make yourself a salad if you want, though we’d much prefer the people at Bon Me make us the korean-style banh mi with spicy bbq chicken glazed in a Korean hot pepper sauce, pickled carrots and daikon, and an extra helping of spicy mayo." - dan secatore
"We know we can’t stop you from going to Quincy Market, so knock yourself out - take a selfie in front of the Sam Adams statue, buy a Bahstan Is Wicked Pissah shirt, and trip over some cobblestones in front of a crowd of bucket drummers. But instead of going to the Cheers-themed bar to eat, head to the significantly less-touristy Boston Public Market, which houses exclusively local food stalls. For breakfast, grab some brioche donuts from Union Square Donuts or a smoked fish taco from Boston Smoked Fish Co, and then get Boston’s 10th best lobster roll from Red’s Best for lunch" - dan secatore
"We know we can’t stop you from going to Quincy Market, so knock yourself out - take a selfie in front of the Sam Adams statue, buy a Bahstan Is Wicked Pissah shirt, and trip over some cobblestones in front of a crowd of bucket drummers. But instead of going to the Cheers-themed bar to eat, head to the significantly less-touristy Boston Public Market, which houses exclusively local food stalls. For breakfast, grab some brioche donuts from Union Square Donuts or a smoked fish taco from Boston Smoked Fish Co, and then get Boston’s 10th best lobster roll from Red’s Best for lunch We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Let the little ones learn how to craft different kinds of pasta with Seven Hills Pasta Co. at the Boston Public Market." - Nathan Tavares