Baja Fresh Mexican Grill - Boston

The food vendors here are incredible, and the variety of shops is fantastic. The food options are excellent as well. Even though it was a Friday afternoon, it wasn't overly crowded, which was nice. I was pleasantly surprised by how clean the entire market was, although the restrooms, particularly the men's, could use some attention. As it's a public area, this wasn't too surprising. Each vendor offers their own unique dishes, and I highly recommend trying the clam chowder – it's excellent at any stand. I had great lobster rolls as well, but be prepared to pay over $30 for one, as seafood can be pricey here. You should plan to spend at least $50 on food. Overall, it's a cool spot to explore, but if you're on a budget, don't forget to factor in the parking fees.

A great fun spot with live entertainment, lots of shops for accessories, Boston gifts and food (Chowda, seafood, sandwiches, ice cream etc). Lots of parks and historical sites are close by too, making it a great place to stop by. When we went, there was a live dance and magic show. There is also a dinosaur ride here which is exciting and fun for kids. If you want to buy Boston gifts, the stalls are cheaper for shirts and caps (but variable prices) while the shops have more options.

Love this place. Quincy market is the best. Recommended for visitors and locals. I can get my pizza, lobster roll, candy apple and cannoli fix all in one spot!!! And last time I went they had live music which was super cool!!

The Faneuil Hall is a beautiful historic edifice in downtown Boston with amazing architecture. However, what made our visit unforgettable was an outstanding street show in front of it, by the Samuel Adams statue. It lasts around half an hour, and is by far the best street show I've ever seen. Great humor and performing.

Nice selection of food, we went back several times when in the area. One Sunday afternoon there was a girl playing a violin, it was so beautiful. I wished I would have her information to buy some CDs.