An A-OK food court that is the ground floor of the Massachusetts Transportation Building. A bunch…read moreof tables in a central area, a few hot food vendors that have oriental, pizza, sandwiches and such. The entrances to the building also have both of the popular coffee chains and a freaky fast sandwich spot. There's something for everyone here. And the free wifi seemed to work okay. Tip: You can bring your Halal Guys or Blaze pizza here.

I came to City Place in Boston several times mostly because it was the pick up and drop off…read morelocation for a tour company I used on two tours while in Boston (Grayline/Beantown Trolley). I will say I was little surprised and disappointed. This is not at all like City Place in Doral (Miami) where I am from. There it is open air, large, beautiful and full of fun places and great restaurants to eat at. This City Place seems more like an indoor food court with the only restaurants I saw to be blaze pizza and the paragon of great Asian food P.F Chang's (lol). Still this is where I went on some great tours. If your visiting Boston, I would definitely check out the tours Grayline/Beantown has. One great thing besides the tour company at City Place is the life size statue of Edgar Allen Poe. Obviously a small man who cast a long shadow. If your wondering why is there a statue of him in Boston? Well, he was born there. Per the tour guide, it was funded by a limited edition Edgar Allen Poe bobble head... wish I could have known I would have bought it! I love Edgar Allen Poe ever since I read this poem of his in middle school that spoke to me: From childhood's hour I have not been As others were -- I have not seen As others saw -- I could not bring My passions from a common spring -- From the same source I have not taken My sorrow -- I could not awaken My heart to joy at the same tone -- And all I lov'd -- I lov'd alone -- Then -- in my childhood -- in the dawn Of a most stormy life -- was drawn From ev'ry depth of good and ill The mystery which binds me still -- From the torrent, or the fountain -- From the red cliff of the mountain -- From the sun that 'round me roll'd In its autumn tint of gold -- From the lightning in the sky As it pass'd me flying by -- From the thunder, and the storm -- And the cloud that took the form (When the rest of Heaven was blue) Of a demon in my view -- I loved the detail of the statue... the Tell-Tale Heart... the Raven... amazing! The statue was awesome. The tour company was great. The rest...uninspiring.

Seriously, i thought the galleria had changed to just office space, had no idea they were still…read moreopen and kicking, albeit a lot smaller now then I remember it ditching school to hang out with friends haha. Mall is updated clean, we hit up DIY craft store, Lululemon, TJmaxx, the food court (which had a futbol / soccer match on) and a small crowd watching it! The Harry Potter store wasn't open when we went -- shucks. Nice walk around and good to know they still open!

Oh man, it's been a while since I've last visited Cambridge Galleria mall!…read moreI remember as a kid, this was a mall I was dragged to a lot and I definitely enjoyed running around here. Looks like they've got rid of many stores and the mall has downsized? Felt A LOT smaller this time around. I maybe last visited to run into Sephora to grab something quick but didn't stay for long. They redid their entire food court... looks very nice! Also looks like they've added a bar and many people enjoy watching games there. As for stores, though there is a limited selection, they have some goodies like Lululemon, MANGO, the Apple Store, Harry Potter, Sephora, a DIY Craft store, & TjMaxx. I believe this mall will be getting a new Zara very soon, which will be super exciting! I always remembered there were more entrances to the mall but we had to walk all the way around to the Cheesecake Factory side in order to enter? Anyways, it's nice to see that Cambridgeside Galleria mall is making a comeback and still a solid mall to walk around & get some food!

It is a quaint, industrial chic warehouse setting with mostly outdoor picnic / cafe seating and…read moreextremely tiny, takeout-friendly food cubicles. A couple places have some casual indoor seating. While there have been rave reviews about a variety of food and specialty drinks, they seem to be older reviews. Several places are gone, with empty shops taking up space where my food options should be. There is an urban, cosmopolitan, hipster vibe and palate, and a few tried-and-true spots that have stood the test of time. But it is a very small courtyard with extremely difficult-to-find street parking. It is always worth a look when a food hall applies adaptive reuse in such a creative way as in this warehouse/mill district. But these empty storefronts leave much room for improvement. It is worth a visit, but adjust your expectations to a handful of food-truck style options. It is a cool environment to have a drink and a nosh.

This is a hidden gem right outside of Boston. I enjoyed the variety of small businesses and fun…read morevibe of the market. Clothes, jewelry, stationary, thrifting! You can easily spend a couple of hours here with friends, checking out the shops, eating food, and then getting a beer or glass of wine. The courtyard is fabulous place to hang out and catch up with someone, which is what I did one afternoon.

Layout and design is subpar. Exposed ductwork condensation dripping onto tables, seating and tile…read morefloors. Possible contamination issues as well as slip fall hazards. Lack of staff to clean or clear tables and self serve kiosks and trash collection stations. Yes, this is an airport bar and the patrons expect higher than normal prices, slow service and mediocre food and beverages. But, come on now-- even the taps are down to 2 selections.....Lol ! This high ranking is due to the fact that I could wait in line to Belly up to the bar for a cup of beer.

My boyfriend and I stopped in during a layover for breakfast. I purchased an asiago bagel with…read morecream cheese, whereas he purchased an acai bowl plus a smoothie. One of us was clearly feeling healthier than the other. My bagel was completed first but his didn't take much longer. We sat by the edge at a high top counter that conveniently had plugs for charging devices. Prices were airport-level decent for the product offerings.

This was a very cute food hall that I really enjoyed stopping by…read more We popped in on a Saturday night with a large group of 12, and were able to (though it took some time) find a table for all of us. The place could use more seating for large groups, but if you have 2-4, there are plenty of tables scattered about. It feels like an indoor city and it's very cool. Some of the options were closed, but I noted sushi, several sandwich options, burgers, Thai noodles, a cafe, salads, and pizza during my time there. I got a burger and fries as well as a dirty coke from two different establishments, and found them all quality for the price. If I lived locally in the area, I would return!

dont go to the mexican place, shi is ass. my chicken quesadilla was burnt and put in juicy sloshread more

I loved strolling Newbury street for its atmosphere, historic brownstones, elegance, old charm. I…read moreliked it so much, I went to check it out twice during my visit. We walked here easily from Kenmore Sq. but there's Hynes Convention Center T-stop at the beginning of the famous street. Cute buildings and shops, lots to explore, cafe-s, restaurants. Unfortunately more chains took over from the time my husband lived near by. I wasn't impressed with the selection of restaurants either, couldn't find a place to dine here at. Lots of boba drinks shops. Very pleasant to stroll, you can walk as much as you like. The shopping area goes for about 8 blocks. A must see area in the Back Bay of Boston! Their main outdoor, historic, shopping area!

We came here early morning looking for cafe to eat breakfast, options were limited so we started…read morestrolling down newbury street. It's lined with brownstone houses and underneath was either restaurants or boutiques. Many restaurants on ground level too. Most shops are opened at 10am. There were beautiful floral planters in front of the row of historic buildings. It was very nice to walk around. Similar to Santana Row in San Jose, outdoor, upscale, expensive and lively but with more history to boost. Recommend a visit when you are in Boston.

This place is my go to place when I worked at BI and BCH. This place markets their food by…read morevigorously giving out free samples. They have decent food for a chinese food in foodcourt. Their orange chicken is mostly sweet but if you want more savory taste ask for their spicy chicken and the non spicy chicken. Their beef and broccoli are excellent too. They also sell noodles from their former neighbor, noodle king. Noodle king has excellent noodle/ramen for 15-16 bucks. The servers and staffs are very friendly and have good attitude in general. Plenty if seats here in Longwood galleria

" Located in food court at Longwood , Dragon Bowl " This…read moreChinese food is delicious . In a beautiful day , we take it to go and eat outside , like on a picnic table . The service is good , staff our friendly. The whole food court vibe , is fun . They have allot of tables to sit around , so no worries. Inside the food court it's clean . The vibe is friendly and welcoming . Parking on the street is difficult. However they have three parking garages within walking distance.