High Street Place is a trendy food hall in downtown Boston, packed with diverse eats, lively vibes, and even a champagne vending machine for a chic touch.
"A week-long food festival celebrating LGBTQIA+ culinary talent, featuring a grand tasting event at High Street Place with over 20 participating restaurants." - Erika Adams
"High Street Place Food Hall is one of the most convenient places to grab a bite before or after a Patriots game, and one of the coolest. Far from a cookie-cutter commissary, HSP is an impressive space packed with diverse vendors, heated patios, and a towering courtyard with massive screens for catching the pre-game show." - Adam H. Callaghan
"Most spots on this list involve eating at the bar or a quiet little nook, but this slick food hall deserves an overall endorsement for a great solo lunch or dinner. There’s always enough seating, and you can choose from Dive Bar’s raw seafood, Pennypacker’s sandwiches, Tenderoni’s pizza and lots more — then finish your meal with a sweet treat or a cocktail from Daiquiris and Daisies." - Nathan Tavares, Tanya Edwards, Eater Staff
"Food halls are complicated. Make them too pedestrian and they quickly fall into the “food court” category, recalling the sad shopping mall eateries of our youth. But throw in a James Beard finalist, and an eclectic mix of some of Boston’s most discerning foodie favorites from across the city, and you’ve got a worthwhile detour for locals and visitors alike. Highlights include: bagels and pastrami from Brookline favorite Mamaleh’s; artisanal doughnuts from Blackbird; and Bubble Bath, a Champagne bar complete with Moët & Chandon vending machine. There’s tons of seating, a sleek LED entertainment system playing multiple sports games at once, and an airy, atrium-type feel that never feels overly crowded or cramped. There are a number of excellent food halls serving downtown Boston’s office-dwelling population, but this one feels less like a corporate convenience stop and more like a proper microcosm of the city’s food scene." - Paul Rubio, Todd Plummer
"Downtown Boston food hall High Street Place is hosting a night of winter-themed festivities from 4 to 11 p.m. Specials include cheese and chocolate fondue pots from Pennypacker’s, shot skis and other on-theme drinks from Daiquiris & Daisies, mulled wine and boozy cocoa from Gracenote Coffee, and screenings of films from ski and snowboard filmmaker Warren Miller. Tickets are $10 apiece (or $30 to $35 if you preorder the fondue) and include entry into a snowboard, skis, and gear giveaway." - Erika Adams