Not quite cheap but they were open. While they didn't have everything I wanted in all sizes, they…read moredid have some. I managed to get a nice "Boston" sweatshirt for my daughter who, for some strange reason, loves this city even though she has never been here. They do accept credit cards but there is a $10 minimum.

Great little shop in the North End. Drinks, snacks,and air conditioning, good for the few times it…read moreis hot here. They have some wonderful souvenirs to purchase as well. Which is why we went in. I got my 2 granddaughters some of the cutest little Italian Princess shirts. But , they really have a lot of different thing s to choose from. Great clothes and other tourist items.Very reasonable in price as well. Plus, they are friendly , which you do not always find.

Oh BOY you'll need your sunglasses on in this place. I had read that it was a stationery store so I…read moredropped in. They didn't have much stationery that I would use but they do carry the 'cutesy' theme which is popular right now. Service at the register was bubbly and I love all of the original artwork on the post cards and prints. Respectfully Reviewed.

Cute little shop filled with blind boxes and collectibles. I enjoyed the selection available though…read moremost of what I was looking for was sold out upon my visit. The employee working showed me around and offered items similar to what I was looking for. Great to be able to see popmart items in person. Prices are not much higher than what you might pay on popmart.

If it's Red Sox related, they have it!…read more Open daily, even outside of the baseball season, the Team Store has everything from hats, to shirts, to sweatpants, to license plates frames, to calendars, to mugs, to lanyards and so much more! Literally: I am sure you can find any piece of Red Sox merchandise in here! The only thing I would change -- and it's likely down to the manufacturers -- would be to have more women's specific items. More t-shirts cut for women, more hats that are fitted to a typical woman's head, etc. The selection for unisex items is amazing. Definitely a must visit when you're near Fenway! Note: this was also the starting location of our Fenway Park tour. 2024: 59/100

Arrived at the store 30 min prior to my tour of the ballpark. I asked if they had a restroom and…read morewas told no but could go outside to a place that has one! This was the day of the noerester pouring rain and wind! I did go outside and got completely soaked so I did not enjoy the tour. My suggestion...you need to accommodate your customers and give better service. Visiting for the first time was not a great experience

Your EVERY IRISH need can be found HERE!…read more Clothes, kitchen, babies, bar, blessings, Christmas and MORE! ~Myra

I made it a point to visit this shop on my trip to visit family up there from coming from all the…read moreway from Oklahoma. Since we don't have a lot of Irish stores here. The time of my visit was during Chris Columbus weekend. I took the commuter train in from Newburyport to North Station and then take the T to Broadway and walk all the way there. By the time I got there it was well after 11pm and the door was locked and had a sign that said be back in a few, turned out to be 30 minutes. Had a decent conversation with a local guy that waited with me there saying the gal Mary or something just lived up the street and she'd probably be there real soon. When the lady did show up didn't apologize or anything which is fine, I really wanted to get something from Southie. Which would be made from there and was also Irish. Sadly, nothing there was from the area. Most of the stuff you'd find in most of the Irish stores in the area. The shirts that had Southie on them were very generic. I did find a bin on the floor near the register that had some Irish jerseys and was marked 35 dollars on the front of the bin. I saw a Guinnes soccer jersey and thought okay I'll go with that, ended up being 50 dollars. At this point didn't care anymore and fine.. the money is going to keep it local and all so here ya go. So, it may not have been the greatest experiences I might just ask for a place that is called Southies Own, to sell some local stuff that matches the theme of the store.

Loft & Vine is a hidden gem in the North End. There is a nice selection of items from both local…read moreNew England and global artists. Everything in the shop is nicely organized and prices are clearly labeled. I bought some Boston stickers, a post card, and body lotion from Farm+Sea, a small batch candle and fragrance company based in Amesbury, MA. The employee was very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend stopping by here if you're in the area whether you're a local or a tourist.

Loft and vine is a great store to bring home a souvenir, shop for home decor or buy a gift for a…read morefriend. They had everything from cards to bags to Boston souvenirs to hand towels to seasonal items. They have something for everyone. It's on the smaller side so on the weekends it does get crowded. There is also not much parking out front so I recommend Ubering.

This is one of the coolest stores in Cambridge! As a life long Bostonian I frequent the MBTA lines,…read moreso it was so cool seeing it all come to life. I picked up a full view map of the MBTA system for my room and my friend got a few MBTA pictures. One of the most noteworthy components of this store is the service, it is incredible! My friend and I came in 10 minutes before close, unknowingly, but the sales associate and manager helped me find exactly what I was looking for and didn't rush us at all. They also have a real-time tracker of the MBTA trains which is one of the coolest techno gems I've ever seen. If I could, I would buy everything in this store.

I've been passing by here and didn't get a chance to check it out until now. Upon entering, I was…read moregreeted by a friendly staff. The shop was busier than I thought, with plenty of customers browsing through their selection. They have a plethora of signs and maps on not only posters and boards but also on magnets and even T-shirts! I wouldn't have thought there could be a shop dedicated to Boston-related maps and subway systems. Also, I finally figured out where people get their MBTA Halloween costumes; it's here. Overall, a cool niche shop. Glad I stopped by.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This Marketplace NEVER GETS OLD, whenever I come here to enjoy the shops the restaurants, and the…read moremulti-food stations, it is truly a food lovers paradise! It has so much more than a food destination but also a historic element too! Entertainment is all around and you are bombarded by all kinds of activities! As a visitor you need to visit, as a resident it should give you pride and pleasure that you have at your fingertips this iconic Marketplace!

Tourist central and tourist prices, but that's what you get when you go to a tourist destination…read more It is a fun spot! Tons of restaurants, shopping, etc... if you want a lobster roll and your friend wants something vegan and your mom wants Italian, you can please all palates here. They do have it all. Be ready to eat vertical, because next to no seating with how busy it is, but it is good food. They could stand to install a few more restrooms, and they are always full or closed for cleaning. With the volume of bodies that go through here, an extra would be a solid investment. Check it out if you've never been!

Small but cute little outdoor souvenir shop with lots of Boston merch, ranging from shirts, hats,…read moreshot glasses, magnets, and other trinkets! The front store cashier was also so nice and sweet when checking out our items so wanted to give him a shoutout!