Cute little indoor food court/market about a ten minute walk from the Commons. We drove in and…read moreparked on-street, using the Passport parking app to pay for our spot. There is also a kiosk you can use if you don't have the app. The roads in this area can be a bit challenging to navigate. If it's a nice day, just walk over. The interior is very high energy. I love the metal musician sculptures. The huge diorama by one of the entrances shows this spot in Worcester when the canal was the main source of traffic for goods. This is after all The Canal District. Today the canal is under the street just outside that door. Times they do change things. I very much appreciate these types of eating venues. Where everyone can get what they want. Sushi, Cuban, Burgers, Italian ice, Boba, Cookies. Options. For shopping you'll find a wine merchant, The Market Pantry sells loose teas, oils, spices and kitchen goods and an Irish goods store, Erin gift shop, sells beautiful Aran Island sweaters, Muckross brand hats and purses along with other Irish inspired items. A few high tops are located along one wall in a hallway toward the back. We found one larger table in a small alcove nearby the high-tops and then there is an open area at the front that hold about twenty tables or so. A microbrewery is attached to the market too. All the vendors we spoke with were very friendly. Definitely could have walked away with so much food and loose teas and gifts. Check out their social media pages for special events and spot lights on businesses.

Worth the drive for an afternoon adventure!! What I love here is not just the amazing food from a…read morevariety of diverse options, but the non-food stalls as well. Everyone was super friendly and thankful you were there. The facilities were clean and efficient. Bathrooms clean, tables clean. This place is extremely well run. Allowing patrons to focus on what's important. The food and goodies!!! We went on a Saturday afternoon - had Momo, Ramen, Tacos and Cookies. All were absolutely delicious. Again, totally worth the drive.

I found this place online and the hours listed were incorrect. After we got there we found out…read morethey were closing in 15 minutes and we were turned away.... I hate when places don't update their hours.... I won't be going back....

The vibe is cool with ping pong and pool. Outdoor seating is nice in warmer weather. Food is ok…read moreand beer is way overpriced. They sell beer by the ounce with this weird metering machine. $1 per ounce means $16 pints. Except they don't have pint glasses. It has a very "corporate" feel too. Support local brewers instead.

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.

Needs salt. - I had…read morelunch here, despite my better judgement. I had the cheesesteak sandwich with fries and a drink. It came to just under 10 bucks. - They don't give you a ton of fries, which is OK. They were bland and needed salt. The cheesesteak wasn't too bad. Needed salt and pepper but wasn't too bad. It reminded me of the terrible steak and cheeses I used to cook when I was a line cook in college. So, a little nostalgic for me. - Greasy but not too bad. I only slightly regret eating here.

Awful food, lack of sanitary conditions behind the line, no understanding of line cook operations…read more I understand this is a food court location but the level of lack luster understanding of the above mentioned is amazing. After reading the other reviews my experience was not a one off as it seems the customer service matter is always a problem. Eat before or find another food location in this limited selection venue.

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.

This is a new place upstairs from Mr Tuna. They just opened in June. I met a lovely mother/daughter…read moreteam and the adorable daughter is just going into 6th grade. She enthusiastically explained the dishes, ingredients, prices, along with her expert recommendations. She was professional and competent, more so then many adults. The young girl recommended the Sriracha chicken Banh Mi. It was excellent! The French bread was perfect and the chicken was tender and flavorful. They also have a delicious chicken curry that I sampled. They have several nice drinks, I had the Khmer lemonade, which was just lemonade as far as I could tell. Great people, great food, beautiful location.

Located conveniently at the Rockingham Mall in Salem New Hampshire, this spot specializes in…read moreDominican food. The first bite of rice filled my mouth with flavor. Then I tried the pernil aka pork shoulder, which was recommended by the young lady who helped me, was a perfect match with it. The pork was soft, tender and filled with flavor. The chicken empanada had potential, it was a bit dry but the chicken did have a good flavor. I think hot sauce or a mayo-ketchup sauce could have added some texture to it. But definitely, I do recommend Cibao, it was nice to see Latino food at the mall food court !!

Cibao Kitchen opened its third location in Salem at The Mall at Rockingham Park food court in the…read moreformer Au Bon Pain space. I've been to the other locations in Nashua on Ash Street and at the Pheasant Lane Mall food court several times and have had great food there. Cibao Kitchen serves up Latin American/Dominican food at very reasonable prices. The food is hot & ready served from behind the glass display counter. They offer a variety of meat entrees such as stewed beef, chicken, oxtail, ribs, pork served with choice of rice, and small salad for $7.99-$8.99 plus tax. They also sell spaghetti & fried green plantains ($6.99 plus tax), fried green plantains, sweet plantains, empanadas, stuffed potato balls, fried cheese, tamarind rice, Pepsi products, and fruit juices.  I stopped by this mall food court location late evening very recently and ordered my favorite Stewed Beef Dinner ($8.99 plus tax) and the last stuffed potato ball (filled with meat-$2 each). The portion here is good sized, the Stewed Beef was very tender. The Spanish rice and beans had good flavors and the salad was small and simple with iceberg lettuce, tomato slice, and ranch dressing. The stuffed potato ball (fried crisp outside) with soft mashed potatoes and ground beef in the center was a nice side to go with dinner. I would've ordered their empanadas too, if they didn't already sell out.  Though I am sad that Au Bon Pain (I enjoyed their croissants and pastries) closed in Salem, I am so glad that Cibao Kitchen opened another location at this busy mall.

This review is for Gelato & Espresso. Laurie was really nice. She let us know that we could sample…read morea couple of flavors when we were having trouble deciding what we would like. The flavors can vary daily. We ended up getting a chocolate and a caramel. One scoop was just $4 and it was a generous scoop - shareable for smaller eaters. When we went on a Sunday in April there was plenty of seating around 9pm. Looks like your standard food court.

Cute little food court, which is needed since the casino overall doesn't have a lot of dining…read morechoices inside the main casino. We went for a show and hit the South End Market afterwards. Drinks from Dlights were great, we parked at a table close to the bar and then grabbed food from Bill's Diner. It's definitely not a destination, but if you are already at the casino, you'll find something to eat/drink here.