Actually one of the best spots for Boston merch. They had everything for local sports teams and…read morecolleges, plus a great selection overall. I ended up getting a magnet. The guy working was very nice too and made conversation. The only reason I took a star off is because they rounded up my total for a donation without asking or explaining what it was for. Still, overall one of the best spots for Boston merchandise.

This souvenir shop is pretty big and has a pretty large selection of items to buy. I liked that…read morethey not only have the basic tchotchkes and apparel but they have a large variety of food items and such. The pricing here isn't too bad and it's quite comparable to the other places we stopped into. I was truly expecting it to be super expensive because of the location. People were super nice when we walked in, greeting us and making sure we didn't need any help.

this place has EVERYTHING! When i search halloween costumes…read moreon google on October 30th and saw this place, I was like "No way! they definitely won't have what i need" but sure enough when we walked in and were directed back to the halloween section and basement, we were extremely happy with the selection!!!!! THANK YOU underground express, boston's hidden gem, for saving halloween!!

Cute little gift shop for tourists. Just be careful because the homeless often hang out front and I…read morewas concerned for my safety. Nothing the business owner can do though. Funnily enough on top of Boston merch they also have New York stuff too! At least there's no Yankees hats haha

The Faneuil Hall Marketplace is home to Quincy Market, the largest and oldest food hall in the…read morecountry! This historic 19th-century, Greek Revival-style marketplace, renowned for its massive food hall (the Colonnade) with over 25+ local vendors, central location on the Freedom Trail, and lively street performances. As we walked along the central aisle, we could see great food choices on either side. Asian, Mexican, Seafood, desserts, Greek, Italian, etc... Next time you are in the area, stop by and enjoy some really good food at reasonable prices.

Quincy Market is a must visit everytime we're in Boston. We love how there are restaurants and gift…read moreshops for literally everyone. It can get really crowded at lunch time but the service is usually really fast no matter where we ordered from. On this trip I also grabbed some souvenirs and a beenie and some gloves to use as it was still cold outside. Everytime we've come there has been some kind of performance outside of the market. This trip someone had a musically performance and turned buckets into a drum set!

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.

I love shopping at the Prudential Center! It's an indoor…read moreshopping mall located in Back Bay that is connected to Copley Place, where you'll find more premium brands. But on this side of the mall, you'll find popular clothing stores like Aritzia, Lululemon, Oak+Fort, Alo, Buck Mason, Canada Goose, Dick's House of Sport, Mackage, Sak's 5th Ave, and more! Many restaurants in here too, that have some pretty delicious food! I love the Descendant Detroit Style Pizza spot near Sak's, Earl's Kitchen + Bar for drinks, Eataly which has casual food options like pizza slices or can dine upstairs at Terra, and CAVA, Sweetgreen, & Clover Lab for quick bites. Here, you are also able to purchase tickets from ViewBoston, to go up to the 360° observation deck to see Boston's beautiful skyline! They are open 10am-10pm daily. ViewBoston has now replaced the old Top of the Hub restaurant that was once here (I MISS IT SOOO MUCH BTW) on the 52nd floor. In with the new, out with the old! Lifetime Gym is also a new addition to Prudential Center, which is great since BSC (Boston Sports Club) has closed. Highly recommend checking this place out if you haven't yet! There's many entrances & honestly serves as a GREAT shortcut if you're coming from Huntington Ave & trying to get over to Newbury St.

Back Bay area - Upscale mall with offices, businesses, restaurants, shopping and more. Cut through…read morethe mall if the weather is bad. Lots of parking for the local vicinity. Some shops not open all that early (Chase for instance) but it is nice that you can walk through at 6a to get to various businesses on either side of the block.

I love this place...they have everything and prices are moderate. Sales associate is very nice and…read moreaccommodating...a must to check out

I stumbled upon this store recently and absolutely loved it. They sell an assortment of household…read moreitems and souvenir's. The store is quite spacious and very tidy. the staff were exceptionally nice and very welcoming. If you're going to support a local business then please consider it being Essex Corner.

Fun, lovely, historic, touristy! Faneuil Hall is a bit of everything! If you want to see lots of…read moreaction in downtown Boston, this is the place to be! Never boring! There's the visitor center at Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market with lots of restaurants a bit further away, Sam Adams Tap Restaurant right there. Tour groups start here. Street artists - the downside, I usually love them and support them, but here they were rude and bullying tourists, so not a fan. Lots to do in this area! You can spend easily a few hours here. Part of the Freedom Trail also! Great for a beer break as well!

Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston is a historic site and modern festival marketplace featuring…read moreshops, restaurants, and street performers, centered around the historic Faneuil Hall and the Quincy Market complex. It's a perfect stop to grab delicious foods and sweet treats , listening to live music or grabbing souvenirs . Service depending on which vendor you stop at was a 50/50. Some super friendly and some super rude. Value is average but I think some of the food places were over priced and food under value with no flavor . I do love the cobble stone streets and other vendors surrounding the hall.

First time to Boston Public Market I usually go to Quincy Market when I'm in town, but it was…read morecloser to my hotel so I decided to have lunch here. It's a bit smaller than Quincy, but still had a lot of great shops. I ended up having tamales from Mr Tamole and Noodle lab. Bathrooms were clean and there was sufficient seating area.

Great market! There are so many vendors of so many types of things for sale. From jewelry to home…read moredecor, coffee to cheese. On Saturdays, the farmer's market happens on the street right outside of the public market so you can purchase fresh produce at great prices ($0.99 for a pint of raspberries!!) However things don't stay open late so it's more of a place to visit during lunch. Also, prices for food are a bit on the higher end. A fun stop to buy some goodies and have a look around at what local vendors have to offer.

The service was rude. Everything was 3 to 4 times more expensive than anywhere else in the city. I…read morecould not get over how arrogant and condescending the staff was. Worst experience of my life.

A small shop that packs a punch! You'll find all your Boston goodies, gifts, and souvenirs here. I…read morewas thrilled to find the sheer variety of postcards they offered (all for 50 cents each) as I enjoy sending postcards to friends and family. I've bookmarked this shop and will be returning in the future if I ever need to buy someone a gift reminiscent of Boston.

Well there are good sides and bad sides of downtown Crossing!…read moreYou just need to be aware of your surroundings and be cautious if texting or not paying attention there are many unsavory persons on the lookout for vulnerable and targeted marks! There are Transit Police in the area but not always present! I personally have seen pick pockets and grab and run in the past several years so be aware and enjoy the multitude of shops and spots to eat there! Boston has many many more interesting spots to wander and shop and eat!

Best neighborhood in Boston - with music and art and shopping. This is the only permanent walking…read morestreet in Boston lined with theaters, shops and restaurants. Not just big restaurants but also street cart with roasted peanuts. Great atmosphere with frequent events. There is often music performances and art display on the stage. I walked by today and saw this ice sculpture. Such an uplifting message during a cold winter day.