Faneuil Hall Marketplace aka: Quincy Market

If you’re thinking of going to Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market, remember to bring cash! It seems that nearly all of the vendors inside only take cash, not to mention, if you’re this close to the North End, you’ll want to visit Mike’s Pastry and you’ll need cash for that place, too.

Two words: clam shots!

Here is one of the better places in the Downtown Boston area for meeting people. Small gift shops, larger chain stores, bars, restaurants, the Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market area has it all. Great outdoor place for lunch or a few drinks during the warmer seasons, and just a fun place to wander around and “people watch.”Tip: meeting a blind date in the Downtown Boston area for the first time? Try one of the places here, as it’s hard to go wrong. That way if things go wrong within the first half hour, the evening won’t be lost!

i worked across the street in city hall. every single day, i’d walk past this place filled with tourists. but i still loved every moment i passed the place. i love the pubs. i want my executive lunches again. can i have a guiness with my lunch meal? thanks.

Quincy Marketplace is so cool! The food is so good, I loved the pizza, gyros, gelatto. Also the shopping is pretty cool.

I love the marketplace at night time. I saw white horses and red carriages. The lamps are really cool, they are shaped like bubbles and it was … just amazing!

However, Faneuil Hall is a bit boring, eh.