This was a very cute food hall that I really enjoyed stopping by. 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! read more

A lovely food court near South Station. They have a lot of seatings. Most people here seem to be office workers looking for lunch. The vibe is quite nice and not rushing. I had a DIY bowl from a healthy place with a long line that I can't remember the name. It's very fresh and very delicious. Ingredients are already seasoned and go well together. I'd give it 5 stars if there are more variety of food to choose here. read more

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I had a craft cocktail from one of the restaurants and it was soooo bad. It wasn't even busy and the bartender didn't make a good drink at all. It almost seemed like he just didn't care. Ther service was not good and the drink was just terrible for 16$. It didn't even fill to the rim and had chunks of ice. It's the restaurant with the "craft cocktails" menu. Highly recommend not going to that one. Parking is street parking. I would go back for the other places but not this specific one. Wish they had more cocktails places to choose from than this. read more

High Street Place - Horrible martini from the craft cocktail restaurant here. 16$ and chucnks of ice and didn't even fill it to the rim. - Food Court Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

So many great choices. Everyone can pick what they want. Food is high quality. We were in Boston on vacation, look h for some place to eat that everyone would like around lunch time. We liked it so much we came back the next day for breakfast. read more

Continuing to update as I try more stuff. Humoveh: had the beef arayes. Maybe my favorite food in high street? Fantastic middle eastern/Mediterranean (?) food. I loved the flavors and the portion was generous. 10/10 North East of the border: probably 1-2 stars for this place. Very expensive for a taco and it had like cubed meat in mine? Looked very unappealing and had a squeeze of sauce that stayed in its tube shape. Meat and general taco tasted overcooked and bland. Perhaps your 97 year old grandpa who is allergic to flavor might enjoy it. Not a good tortilla either and they were beyond slow. They forgot to make it and were like "oh are you still waiting?" After being on their cellphones for 15 minutes. Not a good time. But don't let this place ruin the whole vibes for you! Noble Castella: very very cute. The bear cup is adorable. The little cheesecake bites? I'd toss an infant in front of the red line to have more but thankfully, they will also just sell them to me for money whenever I come by so everyone is safe. They're beyond yummy. I didn't care for the boba but it is clearly homemade and fresh. Just not the consistency I like and kind of fell asleep but my drink was very good. Love this addition to the food hall!! read more

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Great spot for a quick casual lunch with co-workers. Lots of different cuisines offered - Korean, Japanese, Indian, Mediterranean, Italian, deli foods, seafood, salads, sandwiches, pizza, burgers, may be slightly pricier than other counter service places but they have it all under one roof. Plentiful seating, clean & airy space. We like the fried chicken sandwiches here, the spicy Korean fried chicken ("KFC ") with a side of sweet potato fries are my go-to. read more

One of my favorite food halls I've ever been to!!!! Gets packed around lunch, because of its location in the Financial District, but can be quieter at dinner times and on the weekend. Several restaurants inside, offering a wide variety of cuisines; from cheeseburgers and shakes, to tacos, to pizza, to sushi. Some places are not so tasty, other places are delicious. Everything is a little on the pricey side, but I don't think you come here for the best quality or value, you come here for the experience. 3 bars in the middle, including a cocktail bar (our favorite), a wine bar, and a beer bar. The bars are convenient because you can bring drinks from one to the other, or bring food you have ordered to any of the counter tops as well. Plenty of seating everywhere throughout! During sports games, they project them on huge TVs all around the hall (giant one when you first walk in), other nights they have someone playing piano, and other nights they have trivia. They also have a small outside patio, with heat lamps for colder weather. We just love the vibe inside so much that we never remember to venture outside! read more

I started working a few blocks away, and especially as it got too cold for food trucks, HSP became a favorite in no time. No longer was HSP buried under an avalanche of saved, food-related Instagram posts. HSP checks all the boxes for a terrific food hall at any time of day. - It is clean. Especially considering the number of people passing through, HSP is kept remarkably tidy. Maintenance keeps the floors swept, and tables wiped. The restrooms are well maintained, too - especially lovely, considering they are effectively public. - It is modern. Not just architecture and the Jumbotron-sized screen, but with many vendors, you can order online and then grab and go. - The food is of high quality. I am not bashing Quincy Market; however, many of their options don't hold a candle to the terrific grub here. Think of Quincy Market as being more (on average) fast food quality, whereas HSP is an elevated (better than Chipotle and Panera) fast casual. - It has a terrific variety of tasty food. Mexican, Japanese, Pizza, Coffee, Gelato, Mediterranean, Seafood, and a few bars, to name a few! - The variety extends to their operating hours (and environments) too. A place to grab a bite for breakfast or lunch becomes an awesome evening hangout! It is open every day except for Sunday. You can grab breakfast as early as 7:00, then they're open until 9:00 pm Monday - Wednesday and till 11 pm Thursday-Saturday. Let me tell you, I was here on a Thursday evening, and it was bumping! - The value is excellent. Especially considering the location, most vendors do not charge an arm and a leg. While some are a better value than others, you aren't paying an arm and a leg to breathe the air. The main thing I find myself wishing for would be more seating. That said, there is ample seating all around, in little nooks, crannies, and along hallways, just not as vast as Time Out Market. I also realize (and appreciate) that because of the lunchtime crowd, people waiting, people mingling in the evening, and just a matter of square footage, the layout works. I'm not going to rail at them because "Mark wants to sit!" I am glad a coworker mentioned this place is around the corner. My wallet is another story because of how often I visit! Very well done, folks! An instant favorite! read more

Picture looks better than it looks. Lobster roll didn't have much lobster which was disappointing given the price and could've offered fries as a side instead of coleslaw... read more

High Street Place - Lobster roll - Food Court Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Just ok. Went on a Saturday evening around 630pm. Stayed long enough to eat an overpriced & overly (butter) oiled lobstah roll for $36 at the Dive Bar. The box was barely larger than a mini cinnamon roll. The nearby parking lot was deserted at 160 High St and still cost $11 for a little over 1-hr (the all day weekend price). Service was okay. I ordered and took food to a different location. Sitting at their bar was like staring at the worker with all of the TVs in the center lobby behind me. Definitely not worth $77, which included an order of chowdah, 3 pan seared shrimp and a can of Sprite. This may be better suited during the week for lunch or a evening for beer if you are already in town to meet friends. At 630pm on a Saturday, at least 4 vendors were closed. Wasn't worth the 30 minute drive in. Lastly, if you want dessert other than Gelato, this is not the place to find it. read more

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Great food court to check out a few classic Boston spots like Mike & Pattys and Mamalehs. Though you don't get the same ambience as going to these restaurants, the food is still excellent. Large tv inside to watch the game. Beer from Alewife's available. Decent amount of seating but went on a weekend so it was pretty empty. Seems like a great place to catch a day game or have a happy hour after work. Looks like they have trivia nights and live music as well. read more

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The High Street Place Food Hall located in upper downtown/financial district of Boston is a perfect blend for people to visit various food vendors with different cuisines while just catching up with friends, families, or colleagues. They have a bar and also multiple events. We went on a Tuesday and they had trivia night. Loads of seating, inside and out. read more

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*Taco joint in High Street Place* My overall experience is really disappointing. For how nice the atmosphere and vibe of HSP is, this particular restaurant inside was horrible. Each taco is $6, and the portion size isn't bad for the price. However despite the meat being juicy it wasn't properly at drained at all of its juices and thus spilled all over me, my table and the to-go container it came in (and kept going). Meanwhile, who knows how long the beans and rice had been sitting today? The rice was mushy and also hard, like they scraped the bottom of the pan after hours of sitting there and served it to me- it was disgusting. This all could be somewhat overlooked except that the service was bad as well. I waited at the register for minutes before the employees turned around to acknowledge and take my order. In total I paid $18 for crap, half of which I threw away. It seemed a crime to make me pay any money for this food. Please do yourself a favor and don't waste your money on this restaurant. Look somewhere else in here. Or you could go out of the building and avoid this place altogether. read more

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This place is so neat! They had so many food choices to pick from! It gets some what crowded, but then it dies down fast. It's a very new school look ! Love it ! read more

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High Street Place Food Hall is simply amazing! It is easily the best food hall in all of Boston and it is definitely the fanciest and most upscale. I would expect nothing else since it's located in the Financial District surrounded by big corporate officies. Of note, if you come after 7pm, there is free street parking right outside. I went here on grand opening day (March 2nd) with some friends and they were very crowded and busy. There are 19 food and beverage establishments here that provide different kinds of food and the majority of them serve alcohol of some kind. My friends and I started the night getting some cocktails from Daiquiris and Daisies. We ordered the Pineapple Daiquiri, Diamondback Colado, and the 1794. The drinks were good, but I was expecting something similar to a Pina Colada from the Pineapple Daiquiri or Diamondback Colado given the name and instead got a cocktail drink. The bartender was friendly and accidently made the wrong drink, but he let us keep both drinks which was nice. I would recommend ordering a drink and staying there or else they will serve your drink in a plastic cup versus a normal glass. For food, we tried chicken sandwiches from Harley Jane's including the Seoul Food and Smashville. I would recommend both these sandwiches. These were about $12 each. Next, we got the famous burgers from Wheelhouse including the Boom Goes the Dynamite and Cali. All the sandwiches here come with two patties, but you can order an extra patty for about $2 which we did. The sandwiches were good and juicy, but be warned that they're super oily. The surprise feature here is that there's a champagne vending machine! To use it, you go to the bar next to it, show your ID and pay $20. Then you'll get a special token that can activate the machine. The champagne is okay, but this is mostly for the gram. Of note, if you do use it, I would sit your champagne down for a few minutes or else it'll explode when you open it since the machine is not gentle. Not everything is open yet, so I would recommend checking out this place in a few weeks. There's enough interesting restaurants here that I will definitely come back and eat here again. read more

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High Street Place is the best spot to meet up with friends. We love all the food options, comfortable seats and big screen to catch the game. read more

High Street Place has a great variety of options, but things can get pricy here fast, especially if you add alcohol. Fun vibes, ample seating, clean spaces and good food make this a great place to splurge once in a while. Some recommendations and notes: Fuji: The Rainbowl is a great value. The fish is fresh, they don't skimp, and you'll get loads of delicious veggies, plenty of rice, and a fried egg to top it all off. Charming Gardener: The Roasted Lemon Salmon has deliciously crispy skin, and the green goddess dressing is to die for. Humoveh: Chicken Shish Taouk has a great garlicky flavor and the labneh is a dense, tangy yogurt dream (I believe this is Anoushella labneh for anyone familiar with that restaurant - DROOL). Be aware that there are no substitutions and no exceptions. I was a little annoyed because I have a nut allergy and asked for labneh instead of walnut harissa and the server said it wasn't possible, added that I could just "pick it out of the dish" if I didn't want it, and then charged me for the additional side. Divebar: The hot lobster roll is delicious but this is one thing I will not be indulging in again for a while. The check came in at over $40 after tax and tip for just the one item. read more

Came here on a Thursday evening for dinner and the place was packed with what looked like a lot of young professionals after work. It's definitely a very lively spot so be prepared for a ton of people, probably from their 20s - 30s, and a lot of drinks! We actually came just for food and no alcohol ( the guy at the front looked a little surprised but let us in nonetheless ) and found seats without too much of an issue. The space itself is really nice - super clean, modern, and overall a really nice ambiance for a more up-scale food court. It was hard to decide what to eat honestly, but I loved how you could order online and just pick up when it was ready - I liked that touch as it avoided having to walk around constantly to remember what was on the menu and pick that way. There were also outlets at some of the booths which made it convenient to charge phones and maybe even work in the area for some folks. We settled on the Dive Bar and I tried a salad and a tuna melt. The food was all right - nothing mind-blowing, but the portion size of the salad was pretty good while the sandwich was well made. I only ate half of the latter and saved the rest for the next day; it held up quite nicely and didn't get too soggy. I think if I came back, I'd definitely try the fried chicken sandwich as well as the gelato place. The pizza and the sushi were also popular choices too - the diversity of the cuisines were nice to see. The place is a little pricy overall, but given it's right downtown and next to South Station, it makes sense. Thanks High Street Place nonetheless for a decent dinner! read more

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Please be aware of the location- for myself, I got lost trying to find it. Not sure how that happened. This is a food court- there are multiple options to choose from. Sitting is more sit at the counter...across from the shop. Suffice to say, maybe not the best place for those needing special accommodations? No free water in this place-or at least no nearby water fountains if I recall. So bring your water bottle or prepare to buy water. I got a pasta dish in a paper bowl. Relatively quick, very hot. And very flavorful. Everything is practically self-service in that there are no servers. And it was LOUD. If you want variety and good food that you do not mind sitting awkwardly or even standing for, this is the place to go. There were a bunch of children about for some reason- cannot remember why. Will I go there again? sure. By myself to try out the flavors and perhaps with one or two close friends. So for flavor and variety, this place is a great choice. But it only gets the 4 stars because of the atmosphere felt so chaotic. read more

I really enjoyed the ambiance of this place - bright, clean, modern. Beautiful interior with atrium dining and love the grass textured detail on the walls. There is a nice variety in the place. We went on a weekend afternoon and there was a live DJ which was really cool. Parking was available right in the building, affordable for $11 for the time we were there. Dive Bar - 3.5 stars - ordered the popcorn shrimp, fish and chips. Fish and chips was pretty good, large portion, nice quality fish - the sides were a mixture of onion rings, French fries, waffle fries, tater tots. Popcorn shrimp was a little different than expected- the shrimp were the small ones and the flavor was not quite my taste Daiquiris and Daisies - 4 stars - liked my cocktail Kutzu- 3 stars - ordered the banh mi - it was a spicier take on the sandwich - a spicy mayo type sauce plus jalapeño peppers was a little different, I think a little too much sauce Pennypacker's - 3.5 stars for a very generous portioned porketta sandwich. Tasted good and very large size (good for 2 meals) Blackbird Doughnuts - 4 stars - we ordered 6 - two Ube mousse Bismarck (delicious!!), one salted toffee, one The Blackbird (vanilla glaze), one Mocha chip, one special (can't remember the flavor) Fuji - 3.5 stars - for the California roll read more

This spot is awesome! Exceeded my expectations. It is clean, bright, and modern. There's a multitude of options for food and drink. They have lots of activities and programming here which brings the community in. When I went on a Saturday, there was a board game event going on as well as children's craft time. I particularly liked hanging out at the Alewives bar below the giant screen - nice spot for watching games. They had a cool beer/cider/seltzer selection. Highly recommend for dining or just for hanging out! read more

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High Street Place is such a fun spot to grab a drink or dinner with coworkers after work. We got flights at Alewives, where the service was incredible and they were super helpful in recommending beers. It's nice because there are many different options for food so it's great in a big group. It can be difficult to have conversations sometimes because it is quite crowded and loud. read more

High Street Place - Alewives Flight - Food Court Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Don't expect mind blowingly delicious food when you come to High Street Place. It's definitely one of those places you go for pictures and a good vibe. There is a large selection of food accompanied by a nice bar scene. The place is decorated beautifully and kept really clean. I was also unexpectedly pleased by how comfortable the seating was. We ate at Wheelhouse, Fuji, Tenderoni's, and Gorgeous Gelato, and the total came out to be about $60 for 2 people. - The Wheelhouse burger was yummy but there was nothing super special about it. $10 for a normal double patty burger on a potato bun is a bit pricey IMO. - Fuji was a bit disappointing. It looks great, but not really worth the price you're paying. The sashimi was just okay, not the freshest I've had, and the bed of arugula overpowered everything on the plate. (If you want a good bowl, go to Tora in Chinatown. They have amazing bowls for about the same price and it's packed with sashimi.) - Tenderoni's was yummy. Every inch of its surface is covered in their delicious pepperoni and the dough is delicious, soft, and crunchy (the outside is crusted with cheese). - Generous Gelato was a great way to finish the meal. Flavors are great and very refreshing. Can't really go wrong with gelato. Overall consensus/tldr: definitely worth a visit. It's a gorgeous building and is fun to walk through. Your inner foodie and phone will appreciate the photo ops as well. However, don't expect to be having the best tasting food when dining here. read more

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Great spot for lunch. I had the blackened salmon bowl from Dive Bar and it was amazing. The salmon was cooked perfectly, crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Fresh and filling! read more

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Very confused about people's reviews because this is a very overpriced food court. The pro about it is that it has a lot of options and the vendors are all familiar. However, I wouldn't say any of the food is outstanding or worth the price. I didn't take a picture of everything we got, but I got food from 3 vendors. Fuji - salmon bowl. Fish didn't taste too fresh, it was just average. Chicken sandwich from a place that was supposedly famous for southern style fried chicken sandwiches. Lobster roll. very small, super expensive. It's new and the facilities are nice, an okay vibe. Too loud for me. Perhaps I'll give it another try but it's not high on my priority list. read more

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Fun and great new spot in downtown Boston. Perfect for lunch and post work hang out for those who work in the downtown crossing and financial district area! The place is not really big compared to Time Out but it has variety of vendors and cuisines to satisfy every palate and cravings. Most of these vendors have actual restaurants in the city so it makes High Street Place a one stop shop to try everything at once! Wheelhouse burger is a great place for delicious juicy burgers. Fuji is a great spot if your want sushi. I tried Northeast of the Border which serves tacos. You get to choose different meat options for your tacos and they top it with fresh sauces and salsa! It is the perfect food to start off your food journey. I also tried Tenderoni's which serves square cut pizzas. This reminds me of some of the pizzas you can get in NYC. Don't forget to try gorgeous gelato to finish off your meal! The star of the high street place has got to be the champagne vending machine! You have to stop by the bar to pay for the drink first and the bartender will give you a token for the champagne. It costs around $25 for 1 small bottle. They also have a few bars to grab some drinks. read more

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Fun and lively hangout spot nestled right in Boston's financial district. I've visited this food hall twice, both being on a Friday night. The food hall itself is very modern and spacious with plenty of seating both indoors and out. There was a live dj playing fun remixes and good throw backs. There is a large variety of food stands with something for your every craving. Places ordered from: - gorgeous Gelato - Haley Jane's - north east of the border - pennypackers** ** favorite Pros - gorgeous Gelato - YUMMY GELATO- can't go wrong with this place! - friedbchicken from haley Jane's was tasty with a really thicc piece of chicken breast. - atmosphere is fun hip. Good for a big group or a small get together Cons - north east of the border -very mediocre tacos - the tortillas were not even in the slightest cooked and the meat was not well seasoned at all. Will not order from here again - overall the prices are a little more on the expensive side Recommendations - pennypackers - lamb or steak sandwich - THE BOMB. They load up the sandwiches with delicious meat - the ribs were very tasty but ours was a little over cooked making them on the crisper side, but still enjoyable Verdict - overall a fun place to get drinks and food after work or on the weekend. I'll definitely be back for more of those sandwiches from pennypackers! read more

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Finally had a chance to check out this food hall right in the middle of the Financial District and we were pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere, music and the DJ, where there are rotations each Thursday, Friday and Saturday, who although livened up the place we thought the DJ could have brought down his decibel level down a bit to let everyone enjoy their meal and drink and conversation with one another. I will say that the DJ got some people to dance! As with any food hall, don't expect to have your mind blown by the selection of food, though there are some reputable restaurants such as Fuji and Wheelhouse who have made a name for themselves. There's wide variety of vendors and a nice bar scene with beer and wine and champagne. Some may notice a champagne vending machine with Moet! We sampled a few vendors and it can be a hit and miss. The hits were Fuji which had surprisingly a fresh and tasty sushi bowl with shrimp, scallop and uni and seared salmon belly and tuna belly and Bubble Bath, which gave average priced 2 oz. flights of either sparkling, red or white that was enjoyable (the two best were the Prosecco and Cava). The misses were Kutzu where we ordered the bibimbap, pho-men and banh mi but they didn't give us anything to rave about as some of the dishes were bland, and North East of the Border where their Tour of Mexico tacos (four each with beef, chicken, pork and fish) didn't look too appealing and neither was each of their flavors (I really wanted to like this place). Stop by for lunch or after work for a bite to eat (choose wisely) and a drink or two! read more

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Great new food hall downtown, with tons of options and a nice bright area in the middle to eat. I tried Tenderoni's, which is probably some of the best pizza in Boston (kind of cheating since it's that crowd-pleasing Detroit-style with really crispy cheesy crust), and a great Chickie Parm Grindah ($15) as well. I also tried Gorgeous Gelato, an excellent import from Maine. Grab a coffee on your way out, a perfect quick lunch stop. read more

Great place to meet up with friends after work or a casual lunch! Tons of options to choose from for food and drink, plus lots of seating. Our server at the dive bar was so friendly. read more

A variety of restaurants to choose from with a bar. Varies from late night eats to breakfast options. Music and DJ playing late at night. A fun social place to go, especially of the group cant decide on what restaurant to eat at! read more

I've been to High Street Place a bunch of times and always like it here. I came in today with family friends from my hometown, and it's always great because there are so many options. Highlights: -Live music on weekday evenings and weekend in general -Wine bar and champagne vending machine (I have not used the latter but still think it's amusing that they have one) -Nice variety of food options! Haley Jane's Korean fried chicken sandwich, paired with an adult capri sun, is one of my favorite things. There is also a place that specializes in porcetta, a sushi bar, burger options, a taco place (which was just OK when I went), a cocktail bar that is usually pretty croweded, and many more things. The parking lot attached to High Street Place is $11 all day on the weekends, which is pretty good for the downtown area. High Street Place will always be a fun place to bring people and grab a bite, and on the whole for Boston, the prices are pretty reasonable to boot. read more

High Street place is a cute newer area for food and drinks. We went on a Thursday afternoon around 3. We ended up getting pizza from Tenderoni which was delicious. My friend got a chicken sandwich and drink from Haley Jane's which she said was great! Another friend went to a vendor I can't remember, but they have a lamb sandwich and he said it was absolutely delicious. Then we finished off our time at High Street w/ a few drinks from the Daisy Daquiri place. The standout drink was this drink that was olive oil based. So interesting and tasty. Of course you gotta get a bottle of champagne from the machine. All you gotta do is go to the bar next to it, you pay, they give you a coin, and you're all set. Overall, I'm thinking this place is very time-dependent meaning... your experience may be tainted if you're there when it's packed. 3oclock in a Thursday when everyone is still at work was the perfect time. But as it got closer to 5, I could slowly see the bigger crowds coming in and I can see why it may not be as enjoyable. You should definitely come here, just know that the timing will determine whether or not you will be squished. Follow my insta for more photos / video! @devinchute read more

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Been waiting for some time to try High Street Place. Came before 4:30 on Friday, the place was quiet but the place get crowded after 5. We tried the Kutzu and Fuji, the food is ok but nothing really special. It is a nice place to hang out and a nice additional area added in the downtown/financial district for workers to get their lunch. read more

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Looks gorgeous, and plenty of food options like fried chicken sandwiches, asian cuisine, jewish food, gelato, etc. Even has a champagne vending machine, (but it's kind of expensive for $22 per mini bottle..) My only complaint was the bimbibap at the place that sells it + pad thai, and other asian foods. It looked delicious except the meat used for it was GROUND BEEF.. which is weird in bimbibap would taste so much better if they used bulgogi or a different type of beef in this. Also would've liked more rice in it. read more

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Food quality varies greatly, be warned! My Haley Janes chicken sandwich tasted like it was dropped in a vat of vinegar before I got it. And the "fries" are more like potato chips. Tenderoni's is expensive, but it's some of the best pizza I've had, ever. Slices are huge and greasy and delicious, I'd give them five stars and a gold medal. The Daisy Daquri bar had amazing drinks. Well worth the price and then some, and the bartenders are so nice. Will definitely come by for another go, there's so many places to try and not enough room in my stomach read more

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Great vibes, even better decor, and there is enough variety in the food to make ant guest happy in this gourmet food hall. The two biggest complaints will be that it's busy and that it's also pricey. The champagne vending machine is $25 and a big slice of this crust pizza is close to $8... but you didn't come here because it's a deep value. Even on a Monday after work, it's fairly busy. I've tried the fried chicken spot, the Mexican place, the pizza, and Pennypacker's. The porchetta sandwich at Pennypacker's might be my favorite item, followed by the strawberry margarita at the Mexican place. read more

High Street Place - Food Court Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Controversial opinion: Probably my favorite food hall in Boston. The other 2 major ones are of course crowded with tourists, and honestly are kind of "meh". High Street is super nice, new, and has plenty of high quality food options for lunch and dinner. They also got a few options for drinking inside as well! A wine bar, cocktail bar, and brewery. Will definitely return the next time I am in Boston for some more food and drinks. read more

No surprise -- hella busy during lunchtime on the weekdays! I went on a Friday at noon and it was busy but not packed. What I mean by that is that there was still room to walk and some open seats available vs having to push your way through a crowd and not being about to find a seat at all. 12:26pm and got my order at 12:36pm and perfectly timed, a seat opened up right in front of haley jane's! I ordered the Shake It Off sandwich, wedge fries, and blackberry lemonade. It was $21.88 before tip. The drinks only come in one size and it's just a regular 12-16 oz cup? The blackberry lemonade felt like it was very watered down. I'm not sure if I'd get it again. The Shake It Off sandwich had their fried chicken, the whole shabang sauce (they described it as a cajun seasoning), shrettuce (shredded lettuce), and pickles. It was good. Not the best I've had but I'd get it again. I loved the fries! They're like thin wedges. The perfect kind. I saw someone else have the fries and that's what influenced lol. The haley jane's workers were putting in WORK. Quick and efficient! Everything was kinda overpriced tbh. They all have mother restaurants elsewhere. I'm not sure if I'd go back. read more

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This place is definitely worth the hype! It's trendy and chic, super up to date! It's got lots of variety from dessert, Mexican, seafood,Asian and more! I love food halls because there's so much variety and I love trying new foods. The sushi here is definitely pricey but it's got a smokey flavor that I've never experienced before. Two rolls were about $40 and it was more about the tasting experience than having a satisfying meal. The workers were very nice as well, this place hired great vendors and employees because I had my younger cousins come with me and they are extremely picky eaters. My 7 year old cousin ordered a crepe with chicken, strawberries, and m&ms... weirdest combo ever but she ate everything! This vendor was across from Fuji.. I forgot the name of it unfortunately. But both are worth to try! read more

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